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AKA:
James William Fox
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William Fox
Birthplace:
London, England
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Lanky blond British lead of the 1960s who began as a child actor in the early 50s. Fox's career showed great promise with his role as a boy whose life gets complicated once he acquires "The Magnet" (1951), but he soon gave up acting to finish school. He did not return to acting until a decade later, but quickly enjoyed success in the role of a haughty but ultimately malleable aristocrat strangely corrupted by his butler (Dirk Bogarde) in Joseph Losey's striking drama, "The Servant" (1963). This part, one of Fox's finest, typified many of his subsequent roles: classy yet often duplicitous,
Colonel Bob Assingham
2001
Lord Richard Mountbatten
1998
Flight Lieutenant Peter Marlowe
1950
Made film acting debut, billed as 'William Fox' in "The Miniver Story"
1951
Played most prominent feature role as a child in "The Magnet"
Left acting; finished schooling at Ashford Prep and Harrow
After studying at the Central School of Speech and Drama, worked for a time as an assistant stage manager with a touring theatrical company
Served in the military with the Third Battalion of the Coldstream Guard
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