Duncan Lamont(1918-1978)
- Actor
Duncan Lamont began his career in the 1940's in Waterfront (1950) and Les aventures de Quentin Durward (1955) then went to Hollywood for Les Révoltés du Bounty (1962). Returning to Britain he went into what he described as one of his happiest roles opposite Margaret Rutherford in Meurtre au galop (1963). He described himself as a 'heavy with a capacity for light villainy' as he was never really a bad villain. When the film is nearly over there's usually justice to contend with, While sometimes he's was on the right side of the law never the less he always seems to end up dead or defeated. Television work took him to America for appearances in such as The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955), Hawaiian Eye (1959), and The Alaskans (1959), while British credits included such as Z Cars (1962), Destination danger (1960), and Dixon of Dock Green (1955).
