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Jack Hawkins (I) (1910–1973)

In Britain, special Christmas plays called pantomimes are produced for children. Jack Hawkins made his London theatrical debut at age 12, playing the elf king in "Where The Rainbow Ends". At 17, he got the lead role of St. George in the same play. At 18, he made his debut on Broadway in "Journey's End"... See full bio »

Died:

(age 62) in London, England, UK

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Filmography

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1974 QB VII (TV mini-series)
Justice Gilroy
Part Three (1974) … Justice Gilroy
 
1973 Tales That Witness Madness
Dr. Nicholas
 
1973 The Beloved
Father Nicholas
 
1973 Theater of Blood
Solomon Psaltery
 
1972 Escape to the Sun
Baburin
 
1972 Young Winston
Mr. Welldon
 
1972 The Last Lion
Ryk Mannering
 
1970 Jane Eyre (TV movie)
Mr. Brocklehurst
 
1970/I Waterloo
General Sir Thomas Picton
 
1970 The Adventures of Gerard
Millefleurs (renegade Englishman)
 
1968 Great Catherine
The British Ambassador
 
1968 Shalako
Sir Charles Daggett
 
1968 Stalked (short)
The Man
 
1966 The Poppy Is Also a Flower
General Bahar
 
1966 Mystery and Imagination (TV series)
Colonel Mortimer
The Open Door (1966) … Colonel Mortimer
 
1966 Judith
Major Lawton
 
1965 The Wednesday Play (TV series)
Sir John Rampayne
The Trial and Torture of Sir John Rampayne (1965) … Sir John Rampayne
 
1965 Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (TV series)
Silcox
Back to Back (1965) … Silcox
 
1965 Masquerade
Colonel Drexel
 
1965 Armchair Theatre (TV series)
Len Driver
Putty Medal (1965) … Len Driver
 
1965 Lord Jim
Marlow
 
1964 Guns at Batasi
Colonel Deal
 
1964 The Third Secret
Sir Frederick Belline
 
1964 Zulu
Otto Witt
 
1963 Rampage
Otto Abbot
 
1963 ITV Television Playhouse (TV series)
Adam Hilderson
To Bury Caesar (1963) … Adam Hilderson
 
1963 To Bury Caesar (TV movie)
Adam Hilderson
 
1963 The DuPont Show of the Week (TV series)
Adam Hilderson
To Bury Caesar (1963) … Adam Hilderson
 
1961 Two Loves
Abercrombie
 
1959-1960 The Four Just Men (TV series)
Ben Manfred
Justice for Gino (1960) … Ben Manfred (uncredited)
The Heritage (1960) … Ben Manfred
The Godfather (1960) … Ben Manfred (uncredited)
The Bystanders (1960) … Ben Manfred (uncredited)
 
1959 The DuPont Show of the Month (TV series)
Baines
The Fallen Idol (1959) … Baines
 
1958 The Two-Headed Spy
Gen. Alex Schottland
 
1953-1957 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV series)
Fouquier-Tinville / King Magnus
The Apple Cart (1957) … King Magnus
 
1957 She Played with Fire
Oliver Branwell
 
1957 Decision Against Time
John Mitchell
 
1956 The Third Key
Supt Tom Halliday
 
1956 Producers' Showcase (TV series)
Rufio
Caesar and Cleopatra (1956) … Rufio
 
1955 Touch and Go
Jim Fletcher
 
1954 Land of Fury
Phillip Wayne
 
1954 Front Page Story
Grant
 
1953 The Intruder
Wolf Merton
 
1953 Twice Upon a Time
Dr. Mathews
 
1953 Malta Story
Air CO Frank
 
1953 The Cruel Sea
Ericson
 
1952 Outpost in Malaya
Jim Frazer
 
1952 Crash of Silence
Dick Searle
 
1952 Angels One Five
Group Captain 'Tiger' Small
 
1951 No Highway in the Sky
Dennis Scott
 
1950 The Fighting Pimpernel
Prince of Wales / Footpad attacking Lord Anthony
 
1950 The Black Rose
Tristram Griffin
 
1950 The Great Manhunt
Colonel Galcon
 
1949 Hour of Glory
R.B. Waring
 
1948 Bonnie Prince Charlie
Lord George Murray
 
1942 The Next of Kin
Major
 
1940 The Flying Squad
Mark McGill
 
1940 Murder Will Out
Stamp
 
1938 A Royal Divorce
Capt. Charles
 
1938 Who Goes Next?
Capt. Beck
 
1937 The Frog
Capt. Gordon
 
1937 Beauty and the Barge
Lieutenant Seton Boyne
 
1935 Peg of Old Drury
Michael O'Taffe
 
1934 Lorna Doone
Minor Role (uncredited)
 
1934 Death at a Broadcast
Herbert Evans
 
1933 A Shot in the Dark
Norman Paull
 
1933 The Jewel
Peter Roberts
 
1933 I Lived with You
Mort
 
1933 The Lost Chord
Sr. Jim Selby
 
1932 The Phantom Fiend
Joe Martin
 
1930 The Perfect Alibi
Alfred
 
Show ShowProducer (2 titles)
1972 The Ruling Class (producer)
 
1965 The Party's Over (executive producer - uncredited)
 
Show ShowSelf (7 titles)
1972 Film Night (TV series)
Himself
The Unsung Oscar (1972) … Himself
 
1971 The Dick Cavett Show (TV series)
Himself
Kenneth Tynan and Jack Hawkins (1971) … Himself
 
1962 The Merv Griffin Show (TV series)
Himself
Episode #1.49 (1962) … Himself
 
1961 The International Variety Show (TV series)
Himself
 
1959 I've Got a Secret (TV series)
Himself
Episode dated 7 October 1959 (1959) … Himself
 
1957 Hancock's Half Hour (TV series)
Himself
The Elocution Teacher (1957) … Himself
 
1953 This Little Ship (documentary short)
Narrator (voice)
 
Show ShowArchive Footage (7 titles)
2010 20 to 1 (TV series documentary)
 
2008 The Naked Archaeologist (TV series)
 
2007 A Real Summer (TV movie)
Himself (uncredited)
 
1988 The 1950's: Music, Memories & Milestones (video documentary)
Himself
 
1985 The Golden Gong (TV documentary)
 
1980 The British Greats (TV series)
 
1959 Zwischen Glück und Krone (documentary)
Himself
 

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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1948) He acted in Hugh Ross Williamson's adaptation of John Bunyan's novel, "Pilgrim's Progress," at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London, England with Robert Speaight, Abraham Sofaer, Baliol Holloway, and Cathleen Nesbitt in the cast. Malcolm Sargent conducted the orchestra and chorus. Ralph Reader was director of the Metropolitan Ballet. See more »

Publicity Listings:

1 Print Biography  | 46 Articles  | 19 Magazine Cover Photos  | See more »

Height:

5' 11" (1.80 m)
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Did You Know?

Personal Quote:

Every time an army, navy or air force part comes up they throw it at me. There is nothing left now but the women's services! (1956) See more »

Trivia:

In his will published on September 20 1973 he left just £13,019 gross but the net amount was shown as nil. This was a result of high UK taxes and a reduction in his income following the surgery in 1966 which resulted in the loss of his voice. The family home at 34 Ennismore Gardens, South Kensington was left to his wife and his three children were provided for through a trust fund. See more »

Trademark:

Often played friendly World War II officers See more »

Star Sign:

Virgo