Welsh stars like Jimmy Johnston, Mervyn Johns and Allan Jones, which famous Welsh actors share your roots?
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Welsh stars like Jimmy Johnston, Mervyn Johns and Allan Jones, which famous Welsh actors share your roots? Megs Jenkins Appeared in just about any film about Wales including an appearance as Mrs Phillips in the 1950's classic 'Tiger Bay'. Born in Birkenhead, 1917 to a Welsh family. Posted by maggied2  Get more info?Glynis Johns Actress of 1950's and 1960's. Also in 'While you were sleeping'. Her father was the Welsh actor Mervyn Johns Posted by EdWelsh Get more info?Mervyn Johns Acted in 'Dead of Night', 'Moby Dick', '80,000 Suspects', 'Jamaica Inn' and in over seventy more films! Born in Pembroke, West Wales. Posted by MorseCode Get more info?Karl Johnson Excellent actor, some film and many stage credits since the early eighties. Born in Wales. Posted by awebelone Get more info?Jimmy Johnston London West End appearances in 'Barnham', 'Les Mis', 'Miss Saigon', 'Heathcliff' and 'Oaklahoma'. Only actor to play every male part in 'Cats' in the West End. Twice nominated for the prestigious Lawrence 'Olivier' award. Born in Newport, South Wales. Posted by perigeri Get more info?Allan Jones Born 14th October 1907 died 27th June 1992. Starred in many Hollywood musicals of the 1930's including 'Showboat', 'The firefly' and 'A night at the opera'. Most famous for singing 'The donkey serenade'. Father of crooner Jack Jones. His parents were from the Aberdare area, possibly Cwmbach. Posted by PaulineE Get more info?Catherine Zeta Jones Many TV and movie roles including 'Zoro' and 'Darling Buds of May'. From Swansea. Posted by EdWelsh Get more info?Dean Jones Appeared in several films and television shows. Is mostly remembered for being the male lead in the 'Love Bug' movies. Of Welsh descent Posted by Californian Get more info?<<previous page | This is page 16 of 37 | next
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Catherine Zeta Jones From Swansea. 
The Mask Of Zorro A lusty and rousing adventure, Zorro, a pop-fiction creation invented by Johnston McCulley in 1918, is given new blood in this fast-moving and engaging version, which actually works as a sequel to the story line in the Fairbanks-Power saga, The Mark of Zorro. A self-assured Anthony Hopkins is Don Diego de la Vega, a Mexican freedom fighter captured and imprisoned just as Spain concedes California to Santa Ana. Twenty years later, he escapes from prison to face down his mortal enemy, a land grabbing governor played with slimy spitefulness by Stuart Wilson. Too old to save the local peasants on his own, he trains bandito Antonio Banderas to take his place. Much swashbuckling ensues as Banderas woos Catherine Zeta-Jones, becomes a better human being, and saves the disenfranchised rabble. --Rochelle O'Gorman, amazon.com |
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