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Felix Aylmer (1889-1979) b.
Corsham, England.
Distinguished British actor, adept at fussy or incisive
characters, who was for many years president of the British actors' association
Equity. At first often seen as minor, mean-minded officials, his characters
increased in benevolence in later years, when he was to be spotted as
bishops, academics, judges and ministers of the crown. He only had one
leading role of importance in the British cinema, in Mr Emmanuel (1944),
but produced a typically fine performance for the occasion. Knighted in
1965. |
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