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'''John Williams''' (15 April 1903—5 May 1983) | '''John Williams''' (15 April 1903—5 May 1983) is a British actor. | ||
His most famous | He portrayed a statesman in both parts of "[[War of the Gods]]", which constituted as his second to last appearance in a television series prior to his death. His most famous roles were in the [[w:Alfred Hitchcock|Alfred Hitchcock]] movies ''[[w:Dial M For Murder|Dial M For Murder]]'' (with [[Ray Milland]]) and ''[[w:To Catch A Thief|To Catch A Thief]]''. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* According to IMDb, his character was named "[[Sire]] Montrose". While no on-screen evidence supports this, Montrose is the name specifically given to the character in the [[War of the Gods (Book)|War Of The Gods]] novelization by [[Nicholas Yermakov]]. | * According to IMDb, his character was named "[[Sire]] Montrose". While no on-screen evidence supports this, Montrose is the name specifically given to the character in the [[War of the Gods (Book)|War Of The Gods]] novelization by [[Nicholas Yermakov]]. | ||
* This British actor is | * This British actor is not related to, nor is he the [[w:John Williams|famous American music composer]] of the same name. | ||
* He won the 1953 Tony Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Broadway play for his role in ''Dial M For Murder'', which he would reprise in the 1954 movie version. | * He won the 1953 Tony Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Broadway play for his role in ''Dial M For Murder'', which he would reprise in the 1954 movie version. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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