British classical actor Lee Montague
passed away in London, England on March 30th. He was 97. He trained at the Old
Vic School and worked in the early part of his career in the Royal Exchange
Manchester, the Old Vic, Bristol Old Vic and Oxford Playhouse. Moving into film
he worked with great directors (such as Zeffirelli) appearing in some 30 films
including “Moulin Rouge” in 1952, “Billy Budd”, “Brother Sun, Sister Moon”, and
“Jesus of Nazareth”. In the 1970s television he had long runs with ‘The
Sweeney’, Bergerac’ and ‘Seconds Out’. Montague appeared in one Euro-western as
Pepe in 1961’s “The Singer Not the Song”.
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