Trevor Howard

English actor in classic films

Trevor Howard - Performers & Entertainers born September 29th, 1913
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An English actor, achieved prominence in the mid-20th century. Featured in a range of films across various genres, with a notable role in "Brief Encounter" and performances in "The Third Man" and "The Bounty." Became a respected figure in the acting community for stage and screen work. Worked in partnership with acclaimed directors and fellow actors throughout a notable career in film and theater.

Starred in "Brief Encounter"

Appeared in "The Third Man"

Featured in "The Bounty"

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