Born: 9-May-1936
Birthplace: Salford, Lancashire, England

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: England
Executive summary: Erin Brockovich

Wife: Jane Wenham (m. 1957, div. 1961, one son)
Son: Simon
Girlfriend: Audrey Hepburn (dated 1967, ending her marriage)
Wife: Anouk Aimée (French actress, m. 7-Aug-1970, div. 1978)

    High School: Salford Grammar School
    University: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

    Golden Globe 1964 for Tom Jones
    Emmy 1971 for Scrooge
    Laurence Olivier Theatre Award 1987 for New Play for Orphans
    Emmy 2003 for The Gathering Storm
    Golden Globe 2003 for The Gathering Storm

    FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
    Charlie Bubbles (1967)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (6-Sep-2007)
    The Bourne Ultimatum (25-Jul-2007)
    Amazing Grace (16-Sep-2006)
    A Good Year (9-Sep-2006)
    Corpse Bride (8-Sep-2005) [VOICE]
    Big Fish (10-Dec-2003)
    The Gathering Storm (27-Apr-2002)
    Delivering Milo (4-Jan-2001)
    Traffic (27-Dec-2000)
    Erin Brockovich (14-Mar-2000)
    Simpatico (15-Sep-1999)
    Breakfast of Champions (15-May-1999)
    A Rather English Marriage (30-Dec-1998)
    Washington Square (12-Sep-1997)
    Karaoke (6-Oct-1996)
    Cold Lazarus (26-May-1996)
    The Run of the Country (22-Sep-1995)
    A Man of No Importance (10-Sep-1994)
    The Browning Version (8-Jun-1994)
    Rich in Love (5-Mar-1993)
    The Playboys (22-Apr-1992)
    The Green Man (28-Oct-1990)
    Miller's Crossing (22-Sep-1990)
    The Wall: Live in Berlin (1990)
    Orphans (11-Sep-1987)
    Under the Volcano (12-Jun-1984)
    The Dresser (6-Dec-1983)
    Annie (20-May-1982)
    Shoot the Moon (22-Jan-1982)
    Looker (30-Oct-1981)
    Wolfen (24-Jul-1981)
    The Duellists (31-Aug-1977)
    Murder on the Orient Express (24-Nov-1974)
    Gumshoe (21-Mar-1972)
    Scrooge (5-Nov-1970)
    The Picasso Summer (1969)
    Two for the Road (27-Apr-1967)
    Charlie Bubbles (1967)
    Night Must Fall (18-Mar-1964)
    The Victors (22-Nov-1963)
    Tom Jones (6-Oct-1963)
    The Entertainer (3-Oct-1960)
    Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960)

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