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BAFTA Film Award.
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2 wins.
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Actor (202 credits)
1992-1995
Screen Two
(TV Series)
Lord Langland / Godfrey Colston
1993
Lovejoy
(TV Series)
Wilfred Shotley
1992
Truckers
(TV Series)
Abbot of the Stationeri
1990
Chillers
(TV Series)
Colonel Eddie Phelps
1987
Scoop
(TV Movie)
The Country - Uncle Theodore
1980
Shogun
(TV Mini Series)
Friar Domingo
1980
Shogun
(TV Movie)
Friar Domingo
1968-1975
Omnibus
(TV Series documentary)
Narrator / Professor Parkins
1974
Cakes and Ale
(TV Mini Series)
Willie Ashenden
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Part 3
(1974)
... Willie Ashenden
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Part 2
(1974)
... Willie Ashenden
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Part 1
(1974)
... Willie Ashenden
1964-1965
The Wednesday Play
(TV Series)
Sir Jocelyn Symonds / General Kokoshkin, Chief of Police
1964
Detective
(TV Series)
Detective Inspector Rason
1964
Festival
(TV Series)
Sir Augustus Thwaites
1963
Monitor
(TV Series documentary)
Preacher (The Sermon)
1958
I Accuse!
Prosecutor - 2nd Dreyfus Trial
1954
Svengali
Billy's Uncle (uncredited)
1950
Trio
Vicar (segment "The Verger")
1948
Libel
(TV Movie)
Sir Mark Loddon, MP
1947
Rebecca
(TV Movie)
Maxim de Winter
1946
Noah
(TV Movie)
Noah
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Self (29 credits)
1991
Horizon
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Narrator
1985-1988
Wogan
(TV Series)
Self
1983
Group Madness
(Documentary)
Self / Dr. Gilpin (as Sir Michael Hordern)
1976
Arena
(TV Series documentary)
Self
1972-1973
Aquarius
(TV Series documentary)
Self
1969
Omnibus
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Narrator / Self
1968
Tempo
(TV Series documentary)
Self / Prospero
1966
Turner
(Documentary short)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
He acted in George Bernard Shaw's play, "You Never Can Tell," at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London, England with Irene Worth in the cast.
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Sir Michael Hordern
Height:
6' (1.83 m)
Parents:
Edward Joseph Calverly Hordern
| Margaret Emily Murray
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Personal Quote:
[doing a commercial] I am being a vocal whore.
Trivia:
Made his professional debut in 1937 at the People's Palace, east London, playing Lodovico in "Othello". Later in the year he joined the repertory company of the Little Theatre in Bristol; it was here that he met his future wife, actress
Eve Mortimer. They had one daughter.
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