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Born | 1925 |
Occupation | Actor |
Michael Beint (born 1925) is an English actor.
He began his stage career in amateur circles. Then performed in rep for four years. [1] On the West End he performed in such plays as "You Prove It" by Colin Morris and "Rule of Three", a triple bill of plays by Agatha Christie. Beint subsequently connected with the National Theatre, with whom he worked for a long time.
Beint's early screen appearances were uncredited, his first credited screen roles came on television in the second half of 1950s. He appeared in some notable television productions such as Adam Adamant Lives!, Coronation Street, Benny Hill, and Poirot. On the big screen, his film credits include Night of the Prowler (1962), The Hi-Jackers (1963) and Elizabeth (1998). Beint's last screen credit was in the medical drama series Casualty in 2010. [2]
Michael Beint has been married to Doreen Williams since 1948. They have five children. [2] All their children went into show business in some way. [3]
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