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AKA:
Michael Hugh Johnson
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Michael Johnson
Birthplace:
Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, England
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A blond British actor whose handsome features were marred by his broken nose (a result of a childhood attempt to fly by leaping off the roof of a building), Michael York saw his career span some five decades, but he was most fondly remembered for a string of films in the late 1960s and 70s and his TV appearances in the mid-1970s. Born Michael Hugh Johnson on March 27, 1942, in Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, England, his father was an ex-army officer turned businessman and his mother was a musician. York began his acting career as a teenager in a 1956 production of “The Yellow Jacket.” Three years
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Raised in Burgess Hill, a suburb of London and Brighton
At age three, broke nose when he jumped off the roof of a coal house trying to fly
1956
While in teens, worked with semi-professional Bromley Little Theatre Company; appeared in "The Yellow Jacket"
1959
London stage debut, a one-line role in a production of "Hamlet"
Toured Italy with the Youth Theater in a production of "Julius Caesar"
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