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Topic History of: Orson Welles
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Barney Barney wrote:
more recently, an English actor won an Oscar - although he had no lines.

Who was he?



John Mills in Ryan's Daughter...


Barney JK2006 wrote:
dreadful film; A Little Romance


Won an Oscar though - for the music...



Barney One more offer then, than I received!

Although I could have done Christopher Lee's Hamlet part (a non-speaking guard) well.


However more recently, an English actor won an Oscar - although he had no lines.

Who was he?



JK2006 And the only film part I was ever offered - when the producers would not accept me (not famous enough) went to Sir Laurence - dreadful film; A Little Romance.
Barney Oliver's Hamlet was the making of him, particularly in the US; he also produced and directed it - as well as writing the screenplay.

And recruiting the cast - including Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Stanley Holloway and Jean Simmons.

With almost 40% of the lines spoken by Hamlet - cuts to Shakespeare's longest play had to be made, and invoked criticism.

Overall, the movie was a great commercial success though - and the winner of Britain's first Oscars.