Hilton Edwards(1903-1982)

Actor
Director
Writer

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Hilton Edwards

Hilton Edwards was born on 2 February 1903 in London, England, UK. He was an actor and director, known for Return to Glennascaul (1952), Othello (1951) and Half a Sixpence (1967). He died on 18 November 1982 in Dublin, Ireland.

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Orson Welles in Return to Glennascaul (1952)

Return to Glennascaul

6.9

Short

Director

1952

Orson Welles and Suzanne Cloutier in Othello (1951)

7.5

Brabantio

1951

Half a Sixpence (1967)

Half a Sixpence

6.4

Shalford

1967

David and Goliath (1960)

David and Goliath

4.7

Prophet Samuel(as Edward Hilton)

1960

Credits

Actor

Half a Sixpence
6.4
- Shalford
- 1967
The Wrong Box
6.7
- Lawyer
- 1966
The Rise and Fall of César Birotteau
TV Series
- Baron Nucingen
- 1965
Londoners
TV Series
- Harry Ashton
- 1965
Front Page Story
TV Series
- William Levritt
- 1965
The Quare Fellow
6.8
- Holy Healy
- 1962
Victim
7.7
- P.H.
- 1961
Paul of Tarsus
TV Series
- King Herod
- 1960
The Night Fighters
6.0
- Father McCrory
- 1960
David and Goliath
4.7
- Prophet Samuel (as Edward Hilton)
- 1960
This Other Eden
6.6
- Canon Moyle
- 1959
Love and Mr Lewisham
TV Series
- Mr. Bonover
- 1959
She Didn't Say No
6.7
- Film Director
- 1958
The Verdict Is Yours
TV Series
- 1958
The Desperate Men
5.7
- William Scruby
- 1958

Director

Writer

Personal details

Alternative name
- Edward Hilton
Height
- 6′ 1¾″ (1.87 m)
Born
- February 2, 1903
- London, England, UK
Died
- November 18, 1982
- Dublin, Ireland(undisclosed)
Other works
He acted at the Old Vic Theatre (Royal Victorian Hall) in London, England with Wilfrid Walter, Esther Whitehouse, Douglas Burbridge, Ernest Milton, John Laurie, Sir Robert Atkins (director), John Garside, D. Hay Petrie, and Jane Bacon in the company.
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- 1 Print Biography
- 4 Articles

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Trivia
English-born Irish actor and theatrical producer. First performed on stage at the Old Vic in 1922. Co-founder in 1928 of the Gate Theatre in Dublin.

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