William Beckett Bould was
born in Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England on September 28, 1880. Bould was a former
schoolmaster who had a long stage career and on screen was a supporting actor,
with a gift for regional dialects. He was on screen since 1932 and was He was
best remembered for his roles in “Black Diamonds” (1932), “The Angry Silence”
(1960) and “Anna Karenina” (1948). Beckett made his stage debut in “Geneva” a
comedy/satire, written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Maurice
Colbourne. His debut took place at Henry Miller's Theatre from January 30 1940
to February 10 1940 (15 performances). He died on September 25, 1970 in
Middlesex, England.
BOULD, Beckett (aka Becket Bould) (William Beckett Bould) [9/28/1880, Dewsbury, Yorkshire,
England, U.K. – 9/25/1970, Middlesex, England, U.K.] – TV actor.
Ramsbottom Rides Again -
1956
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