Dennis Price Overview:

Character actor, Dennis Price, was born Dennistoun Franklyn John Rose-Price on Jun 23, 1915 in Twyford, England. Price died at the age of 58 on Oct 6, 1973 in Guernsey, Channel Islands .

MINI BIO:

Smooth, devious-looking British actor whose aristocratic charmers were often rotten to the core. When his leading-man career fell away in the fifties, there was a failed suicide bid, but he came back to play a series of sometimes dramatic, sometimes comic characters whose credentials were usually as fake as their smile and old school tie. Married/divorced actress Joan Schofield. Died from cirrhosis of the liver.

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Film Character Actors: an Illustrated Directory).

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Snowbound (1948) with Dennis Price and Herbert Lom

By Orson De Welles on Sep 15, 2016 From Classic Film Freak

Share This! Trying hard to be a bring a bit of Agatha Christie’s?And Then There Were None to the European Alps,?1948’s?Snowbound?stumbles quite a bit in trying to be too cute and overly deft. ?Featuring a strong cast, including Dennis Price, Herbert Lom and Robertn Newton, dramatic sceni... Read full article


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Dennis Price Quotes:

Louis Mazzini: I had not forgotten or forgiven the boredom of the sermon of young Henry's funeral, and I decided to promote the Reverend Lord Henry D'Ascoyne to next place on the list
[to be murdered]


Sibella: Oh, the Italian men are so handsome... but I could never get away from Lionel for a moment.
Sibella: But, I was forgetting... you're Italian.
Louis Mazzini: Half.


Louis Mazzini: The Reverend Lord Henry was not one of those new-fangled parsons who carry the principles of their vocation uncomfortably into private life.


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Dennis Price Facts
Born into an upper-class family.

His brother was Flying Officer Arthur Thomas Rose-Price RAF. F/O Rose-Price was posted to 501 Hurricane squadron at Kenley on September 2nd 1940 at the height of the Battle of Britain. On arrival Rose-Price flew a mission and before he could unpack his kit flew another mission in the afternoon from which he failed to return and was posted missing.

Made his Broadway debut in 1959 with a production of "Heartbreak House."

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