Stanley Baker
British / Welsh actor
Born
28 February 1928
in FerndaleRhondda Cynon Taf, WalesUnited Kingdom
Died
28 June 1976
Sir William Stanley Baker (born 28 February 1928 in Ferndale, died 28 Juny 1976 - British actor and film producer. The most famous role created in the film The Guns of Navarone, where he played a private Brown. Other film roles Zulu, Accident, Hell Drivers. In 1976 he was knighted. He was awarded the freedom of Ferndale, and in a ceremony which he attended in 1970, the local council placed a plaque on the house where he was born.
1956 |
as Cpl. Ryker | |
 Small unit of British soldiers is surrounded on the hilltop during the Korean War. Trapped by Chinese forces they have no other option than fight to the last. | ||
1956 |
as Attalus | |
Story of Alexander the Great and his campaing to Asia - from the first battle to the ruling of almost whole world known to anscient geography. | ||
1959 |
as Captain Langford | |
British captain has to make a difficult decision when his unit is lost in the middle of Burma jungle. | ||
1961 |
as Brown | |
Group of commandos take up difficult mission to silence the German guns on small Greek island. | ||
1964 |
as Lieutenant John Chard | |
British soldiers in the secluded outpost in the middle of Africa have to face the army of Zulus. | ||
