British actress Jean Mars, the Emmy Award, in a series of masters and Valettes, who passes the BBC in 1971 and 1975, whose scenario has also died, died this week, April 13, at the age of 90, according to information, according to information New York Times. The statement was confirmed by a close friend of the actor Michael Lindsi-Hog.
A promising beginning
Born Jean Lindsay Torren Mars on July 1, 1934, in London, Jean Marsh expressed its taste for art, dance and theater lessons from youth. At the end of the 1950s, he had adapting Shakespeare’s play on Broadway boards, A lot of things for nothingActress Shakespeare’s parallels, John Gilgood, signed. It was at this time that he began to appear in television fiction, such as the fourth dimension or doctor who.
With the blessing of a large part of his career in the 1960s and 70s, however, he appeared in important works from time to time as in Cleopatra Peplum; Le saint series; Frankly; Thriller’s outrage by Alfred Hitchcock. Or in the wonderful war film, Eagle flew from John Sturg, in which he portrays the character of Joanna Gray’s Nazi Nazi Nazis, who works with compassion for Abvar.
“Masters and Valettes” before in the center of the pill
Screen blessing will come in series Masters and Valets. At the end of the 20th century, for almost three decades from Edward England, it has been returning to the life of a rich Belam family and his ministry, amid the social -political uprising of that time.
Mars portrays Ms. Rose Buck, a housewife at home, and won Emmy’s Best Actor in 1975 for the lead role. Great success for the BBC, the series has been broadcasting for four years, with 68 episodes. In 2010, the BBC One revived a series for two seasons, during which the actor renewed his role.
In 1988 he starred in memorable and tyrannical queen Bavmorda in the classic Fantasy Willow movie, Ron Howard. In the next decades, his roles on the screen will be clearly clear, which appears for a series episode or a TV movie, such as Tomorrow, Dangerfield, The TV version Reason and feelings 2008; In addition to the series Ghost hunterIn 2000-2001, in which he played 18 episodes.
In 2011, he struck a heart attack after he renewed his role in the new masters and vallets indicated by the BBC, Jean Mars sharply slowed the rhythm of film filming. His latest famous role dates from 2014 in the episode of the Grantchester Series.
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