George Coulouris
Male
Born: October 1, 1903
Manchester, ENGLAND
Died: April 25, 1989
London, ENGLAND
Roles
| The Condemned of Altona Feb. 3, 1966 - Mar. 13, 1966 |
The Father | Performer
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Beekman Place Oct. 7, 1964 - Oct. 31, 1964 |
Samuel Holt | Performer
(Original) |
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| The Insect Comedy Jun. 3, 1948 - Jun. 12, 1948 |
The Vagrant | Performer
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| S.S. Glencairn May 20, 1948 - May 30, 1948 |
The Donkey Man | Performer
(Original) |
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| The Alchemist May 6, 1948 - May 16, 1948 |
Subtle | Performer
(Original) |
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| Richard III Mar. 24, 1943 - Apr. 3, 1943 |
Director
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| Richard, Duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard III | Performer
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Watch on the Rhine Apr. 1, 1941 - Feb. 21, 1942 |
Teck de Brancovis | Performer
(Original) |
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| Cue for Passion Dec. 19, 1940 - Dec. 28, 1940 |
John Elliott | Performer
(Original) |
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The White Steed Jan. 10, 1939 - May 6, 1931 |
Father Shaughnessy | Performer
(Original) |
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Madame Capet Oct. 25, 1938 - Oct. 1, 1938 |
Mirabeau | Performer
(Original) |
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| Heartbreak House Apr. 29, 1938 - Jun. 1, 1938 |
Boss Mangan | Performer
(Original) |
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| The Shoemaker's Holiday Jan. 1, 1938 - Apr. 22, 1938 |
The King | Performer
(Original) |
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Julius Caesar Nov. 11, 1937 - Mar. 28, 1938 |
Marc Antony | Performer
(Original) |
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Ten Million Ghosts Oct. 23, 1936 - Nov. 1, 1936 |
Zacharey | Performer
(Original) |
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Saint Joan Mar. 9, 1936 - May 23, 1936 |
John de Stogumber | Performer
(Original) |
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Blind Alley Sep. 24, 1935 - Jan. 1, 1936 |
Dr. Anthony Shelby | Performer
(Original) |
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Valley Forge Dec. 10, 1934 - Jan. 26, 1935 |
Lieutenant Cutting | Performer
(Original) |
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Mary of Scotland Nov. 27, 1933 - Jun. 16, 1934 |
Lord Burghley | Performer
(Original) |
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| Lord Erskine | Performer
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Best Sellers May 3, 1933 - Jun. 1, 1933 |
Julian Mosca | Performer
(Original) |
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The Late Christopher Bean Oct. 31, 1932 - Apr. 29, 1933 |
Tallant | Performer
(Original) |
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| The Novice and the Duke Dec. 9, 1929 - Jan. 4, 1930 |
Friar Peter | Performer
(Original) |
