AKA Ralph David Richardson

Born: 19-Dec-1902
Birthplace: Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
Died: 10-Oct-1983
Location of death: London, England
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Buried, Highgate Cemetery East, London, England

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

Nationality: England
Executive summary: Things To Come

Wife: Muriel Hewitt (m. Aug-1924, d. 5-Oct-1942)
Wife: Meriel Forbes (m. 26-Jan-1944, until his death, one child)

    Knighthood 1947
    Laurence Olivier Theatre Award 1982 Lifetime Achievement

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Give My Regards to Broad Street (23-Oct-1984)
    Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (30-Mar-1984)
    Witness for the Prosecution (4-Dec-1982)
    Time Bandits (13-Jul-1981)
    Dragonslayer (26-Jun-1981)
    Watership Down (01-Jan-1978) [VOICE]
    Jesus of Nazareth (3-Apr-1977)
    The Man in the Iron Mask (17-Jan-1977)
    Rollerball (5-Sep-1975)
    Frankenstein: The True Story (30-Nov-1973)
    O Lucky Man! (20-Jun-1973)
    A Doll's House (22-May-1973)
    Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (20-Nov-1972)
    Who Slew Aunti Roo? (15-Mar-1972)
    Tales from the Crypt (8-Mar-1972)
    Battle of Britain (15-Sep-1969)
    The Looking Glass War (Sep-1969)
    The Bed-Sitting Room (Jun-1969)
    Oh! What a Lovely War (10-Mar-1969)
    David Copperfield (1969)
    The Wrong Box (4-Jul-1966)
    Khartoum (9-Jun-1966)
    Chimes at Midnight (22-Dec-1965) Narrator [VOICE]
    Doctor Zhivago (22-Dec-1965)
    Woman of Straw (27-Aug-1964)
    Long Day's Journey Into Night (9-Oct-1962)
    The 300 Spartans (1962)
    Exodus (27-Mar-1960)
    Our Man in Havana (27-Jan-1960)
    Richard III (16-Apr-1955)
    The Sound Barrier (22-Jul-1952)
    The Heiress (6-Oct-1949)
    The Fallen Idol (30-Sep-1948)
    Anna Karenina (22-Jan-1948)
    The Four Feathers (20-Apr-1939)
    Clouds Over Europe (4-Mar-1939)
    The Citadel (3-Nov-1938)
    The Divorce of Lady X (1-Jan-1938)
    The Man Who Could Work Miracles (29-Nov-1936)
    Things to Come (20-Feb-1936)
    The Ghoul (Aug-1933)
    Friday the Thirteenth (1933)

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