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Sir John Mills Actor británico John Mills nació el 22 de febrero de 1908 en Felixstowe, Suffolk (sureste de Inglaterra). Se radicó en Londres desde la adolescencia para iniciar su carrera artística. En 1929 realiza un papel en la obra "Hamlet" en el teatro Old Vic de Londres, lo que le permitió iniciar su larga carrera.
17 de may. de 2024 · Geo resource failed to load. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The name of the man that was tragically killed Friday morning after he was hit by a shuttle bus has been released. In a statement released from Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, 69-year-old John Mills of Crestwood was killed as he was trying to cross Shelbyville Road near Valhalla Golf Club.
Alongside his business interests, John Mills is an economist and author, known for his writing on the exchange rate, Labour Party and Brexit. The personal website of John Mills, founder and Chairman of JML. Mr. Mills is an entrepreneur, businessman, economist and writer, noted for his commentary on the exchange rate and Brexit.
Sir John Mills CBE. Oscar winning actor. Husband to Mary Hayley-Bell. Father of Juliet Mills and Hayley Mills. Films include Ryan's Daughter, Dunkirk, Hobson's Choice, and the documentary, Sir John Mills Moving Memories directed by Marcus Dillistone.
John Mills mightn't have been the most versatile actor in the world but he always provided true entertainment. Quite simply, black and white British war films wouldn't be half as good without him.
17 de may. de 2024 · The victim -- now identified as 69-year-old John Mills -- was hit around 5 a.m. in the 15500 block of Shelbyville Road, right across from Valhalla, according to information from Louisville Metro ...
Biografia. Nascido em 22 de fevereiro de 1908, em Felixstowe, Suffolk, Mills mudou-se para Londres na adolescência, quando iniciou sua longeva carreira artística. Foi vencedor do prêmio de melhor ator no Festival de Veneza em 1960, por Tunes of Glory (1960), e do Oscar e do Globo de Ouro de melhor ator coadjuvante em 1971, por Ryan's ...
