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- Nom de naissanceMarius Re Goring
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- Marius Goring est né le 23 mai 1912 à Île de Wight, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni. Il était acteur et producteur. Il est connu pour Les chaussons rouges (1948), Une question de vie ou de mort (1946) et La comtesse aux pieds nus (1954). Il était marié à Prudence Fitzgerald, Lucie Mannheim et Mary Westwood Steel. Il est mort le 30 septembre 1998 à East Sussex, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni.
- ConjointsPrudence Fitzgerald(1977 - 30 septembre 1998) (son décès)Lucie Mannheim(1941 - 28 juillet 1976) (son décès)Mary Westwood Steel(6 novembre 1931 - 1940) (divorcé, 1 enfant)
- He regularly played passionate, ill-fated men
- He was awarded the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 1991 Queen's New Year Honours List for his services to drama.
- He was elected as a Fellow to the Royal Society of Literature in 1976.
- Founder member of UK Equity, the Actor's Union in 1929. He joined its council in 1949 and was its vice president from 1963-1965 and from 1975-1982.
- One of the witnesses at Marius Goring's third marriage to television director Prudence Fitzgerald in 1977 was Odette Hallowes, the woman whose exploits in WW2 were the basis of the film Odette (1950) in which Marius co-starred with Anna Neagle and Trevor Howard.
- Enlisted in the Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment on 26 July 1940. Regiment Number: 6099377.
- [on Michael Powell]: I wrote an obituary for him when he died, because a lot of people wrote that he was horrible to actors, whereas I thought he was marvelous.
- [on why he wanted to end Equity's ban on actors performing in apartheid South Africa, where he planned to stage the play "She Stoops to Conquer" with an all-black cast] We all abhor apartheid, and have vowed not to perform in front of segregated audiences. But we are preventing English actors and actresses from making money they need. The play is about two men who think the owners of an upper-class home are innkeepers and treat them accordingly. It questions why we treat people differently according to their position in society. I don't give a damn about who's left or right. My concern is to protect actors' and actresses' welfare. I have always loved my profession and I always will, no matter where it leads.
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