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Michael Wilding
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In short · Acted for 10 decades — 60 credits.
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Biography
Born in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, England on July 23, 1912, Wilding became a commercial artist after leaving school. He gained employment in the art department of a film studio in London in 1933, and he was soon approached by producers to become a movie star-in-training due to his dashing good looks. After debuting at age 21 in *Bitter Sweet* (1933), Wilding worked steadily in British pictures for nearly three decades. Though never a star of the first rank, he had leading roles in numerous films, including a part in the classic *In Which We Serve* (1942). Wilding often co-starred with Anna Neagle. Wilding moved to Hollywood and was featured in two of Alfred Hitchcock's lesser efforts, *Under Capricorn* (1949) and *Stage Fright* (1950). Wilding's last movie role was a two-line cameo in Robert Bolt's *Lady Caroline Lamb* (1972), which co-starred Leighton.
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Actor
41 credits
Frankenstein: The True Story(1973)
Sir Richard Fanshawe
Film
The Sweet Ride(1968)
Bill Cartwright
Film
Code Name, Red Roses(1968)
English General
Film
A Girl Named Tamiko(1962)
Nigel Costairs
Film
The Best of Enemies(1961)
Lt. Burke
Film
The Naked Edge(1961)
Morris Brooke
Film
The World of Suzie Wong(1960)
Ben Marlowe
Film
Breakout(1959)
Major Charles Marquand
FilmHello London(1958)
Michael Wilding
Film
Zarak(1956)
Maj. Michael Ingram
Film
The Glass Slipper(1955)
Prince Charles
Film
The Scarlet Coat(1955)
Maj. John Andre
Film
The Egyptian(1954)
Akhnaton
Film
Torch Song(1953)
Tye Graham
Film
Trent's Last Case(1952)
Philip Trent
Film
Derby Day(1952)
David Scott
Film
The Lady with a Lamp(1951)
Sidney Herbert (Lord Herbert of Lea)
Film
The Law and the Lady(1951)
Lord Minden
FilmMan in the Dinghy(1950)
Nicholas Foster
Film
Stage Fright(1950)
Insp. Wilfred O. 'Ordinary' Smith
Film
Maytime in Mayfair(1949)
Michael Gore-Brown
Film
Under Capricorn(1949)
Hon. Charles Adare
Film
Spring in Park Lane(1948)
Richard
Film
An Ideal Husband(1947)
Viscount Arthur Goring
Film
Katy's Love Affair(1947)
Sir Edward Courtney
Film
They Met at Midnight(1946)
Capt. Alan Pearson
Film
Carnival(1946)
Maurice Avery
Film
Her Man Gilbey(1944)
Tom Gilbey
FilmDear Octopus(1943)
Nicholas Randolph
Film
Underground Guerrillas(1943)
Constantine
Film
Editor
9 credits
Lady Caroline Lamb(1972)
Credits
Film
Waterloo(1970)
Credits
Film
The Madwoman of Chaillot(1969)
Credits
Film
Mannix(1967)
Credits
TV
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.(1966)
Credits
TV
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre(1963)
Credits
TV
Burke's Law(1963)
Credits
TV
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour(1962)
Credits
TV
Saints and Sinners(1962)
Credits
TV
Other crew
10 credits
Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes(2024)
Crew
Film
Nancherrow(1999)
Crew
TV
20th Century-Fox: The First 50 Years(1997)
Crew
Film
E! True Hollywood Story(1996)
Crew
TV
Biography(1987)
Crew
TV
Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage(1983)
Crew
Film
Elizabeth Taylor - An Intimate Portrait(1975)
Crew
Film
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson(1962)
Crew
TV
The Girl Who Had Everything(1953)
Crew
FilmPantomime Quiz(1947)
Crew
TV
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