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Alan Webb
In short · Acted for five decades — 22 credits.
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Biography
Alan Webb was born on 2 July 1906 in York, England, UK. He was an actor known for his roles in *King Lear* (1971), *The Duellists* (1977), and *The Great Train Robbery* (1978). He died on 22 June 1982 in Sussex, England, UK.
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Actor
15 credits
The Deadly Game(1982)
Joseph Pillet
Film
The Great Train Robbery(1978)
Trent
Film
The First Great Train Robbery(1978)
Edgar Trent
Film
The Canterbury Tales(1972)
Old Man
Film
Entertaining Mr Sloane(1970)
Kemp ('Dadda')
Film
Women in Love(1969)
Thomas Crich
Film
Interlude(1968)
Andrew
Film
The Taming of The Shrew(1967)
Gremio
Film
Chimes at Midnight(1965)
Justice Shallow
Film
The Pumpkin Eater(1964)
Jake's Father
Film
The Third Secret(1964)
Alden Hoving
Film
Knight Errant Limited(1959)
Colonel Cope-Addams
TV
Lease of Life(1954)
Dr. Pembury
Film
The Astonished Heart(1950)
Sir Reginald
Film
Challenge to Lassie(1949)
James Brown
Film
Editor
7 credits
Awards & Nominations
1 nominationTony Award
- Nom1968Best Actor in a Play
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