
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bernard James Miles, Baron Miles, CBE (27 September 1907–14 June 1991) was an English character actor, writer and director. He opened the Mermaid Theatre in London in 1959, the first new theatre opened in the City of London since the 17th century. Miles was born in Uxbridge, Middlesex and attended Bishopshalt School in Hillingdon. While his parents were respectively a farm labourer and a cook, he was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford. He entered the theatre in the 1930s, soon appearing in films. Like many actors, he featured prominently in the patriotic cinema during the Second World War, including classics of the genre such as In Which We Serve and One of Our Aircraft Is Missing. He also had an uncredited role in the WWII classic The First of the Few, released in the US as Spitfire. His typical persona as an actor was as a countryman, with a s…
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1987 · Self (archive footage)
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1980 · Sir Alec Ware
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1979 · Mr Rummins
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1959 · Ted Harris
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1958 · Jonathan
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1958 · Joseph
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1958 · Poems & Narration
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1957 · Master Executioner
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1957 · Old Tom
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1957 · Haymaking Farmer (uncredited)
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1957 · Mr. Jerome
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1956 · Hassu the one-eyed
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1956 · Tiddy Doll the Gang Leader
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1956 · The Manxman
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1956 · Edward Drayton
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1956
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1953 · Joe Brooks
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1952 · Cousin Alfred
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1951
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1951 · Narrator
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1950 · Stevens, Director, Writer, Producer
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1948 · Mr. Read, Screenplay
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1947 · Tom Hannaway
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1946 · Joe Gargery
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1946 · Trewhella
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1944 · Colonel Barton-Barrington, Director, Writer, Producer
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1944 · British soldier (voice)
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1944 · The Englishman
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1943 · Ted Loman
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1942 · Screenplay
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1942 · Chief Petty Officer Hardy / Walter Hardy
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1942 · Idea
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1942 · McAllister (Irish Soldier)
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1942 · Royal Navy Mate
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1941 · Capt. Muller
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1941 · Farmer
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1940 · Heinrich Degan
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1940 · Man Lighting Pipe
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1940 · Saboteur (uncredited)
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1939 · Civilian Observer Controller
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1939 · Hans - Hotel Receptionist
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1938 · Detective at Billiard Halls (Uncredited)
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1938 · Medical Aid Society Committee Member (uncredited)
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1938 · Villager
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1938 · Chemist (uncredited)
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1938 · Polish Prisoner
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1936 · Detective Wells
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1936 · Inspector Pine
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1935 · Charlie (uncredited)
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1935 · Man at Meeting
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