AKA Kenneth Gilbert More

Born: 20-Sep-1914
Birthplace: Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, England
Died: 12-Jul-1982
Location of death: London, England
Cause of death: Illness [1]
Remains: Buried, Putney Vale Cemetery and Crematorium, London, England

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

Nationality: England
Executive summary: The Admirable Crichton

    Risk Factors: Parkinson's

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    A Tale of Two Cities (2-Dec-1980)
    The Spaceman and King Arthur (3-Aug-1979)
    Leopard in the Snow (1-Feb-1978)
    The Slipper and the Rose (11-Apr-1976)
    Where Time Began (1976)
    Scrooge (5-Nov-1970) · Ghost of Christmas Present
    Battle of Britain (15-Sep-1969) · Group Capt. Baker
    Oh! What a Lovely War (10-Mar-1969)
    Fräulein Doktor (24-Jan-1969)
    The Mercenaries (13-May-1968) · Dr. Wreid
    The Comedy Man (3-Sep-1964)
    The Longest Day (Sep-1962) · Capt. Colin Maud
    Some People (17-Jul-1962)
    We Joined the Navy (1962)
    The Greengage Summer (14-Aug-1961)
    Man in the Moon (31-Oct-1960)
    North West Frontier (29-Apr-1960) · Capt. Scott
    Sink the Bismarck! (11-Feb-1960)
    The 39 Steps (1959) · Richard Hannay
    Next to No Time (Aug-1958)
    A Night to Remember (3-Jul-1958) · 2nd Officer Charles Lightoller
    The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw (1958)
    The Admirable Crichton (15-Nov-1957) · Crichton
    Reach for the Sky (15-Oct-1956) · Douglas Bader
    The Deep Blue Sea (13-Oct-1955)
    Raising a Riot (21-Feb-1955)
    The Man Who Loved Redheads (7-Feb-1955) · Narrator [VOICE]
    Doctor in the House (4-Oct-1954) · Richard Grimsdyke
    The Adventures of Sadie (1-Dec-1953)
    Genevieve (30-Oct-1953) · Ambrose Claverhouse
    Never Let Me Go (1-May-1953) · Steve Quillan
    The Yellow Balloon (10-Feb-1953)
    Brandy for the Parson (20-May-1952)
    Appointment with Venus (8-Oct-1951)
    The Franchise Affair (20-Feb-1951)
    The Clouded Yellow (15-Jan-1951)
    Chance of a Lifetime (24-Apr-1950)
    Morning Departure (21-Feb-1950)
    Scott of the Antarctic (7-Dec-1948) · Lt. E. G. R. "Teddy" Evans

Author of books:
More Or Less (1978, memoir)

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