Cec Linder(1921-1992)

Actor

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Goldfinger (1964)

Cec Linder was born on 10 March 1921 in Radziechów, Poland. He was an actor, known for Goldfinger (1964), Lolita (1962) and Quatermass and the Pit (1958). He was married to Joan Patricia Nuttall. He died on 10 April 1992 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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Known for

Goldfinger

7.7

Felix Leiter

1964

Lolita

7.5

Physician

1962

Quatermass and the Pit

8.0

TV Mini Series

Dr. Matthew Roney

L'Amour sur béquilles

4.9

Mr. Sanders(as Cecil Linder)

1979

Credits

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Actor

Street Legal
7.2
TV Series
- Gerald Rose
- Judge Keil
- 1988–1992
Rintintin junior
6.6
TV Series
- 1991
Un privé sous les tropiques
7.6
TV Series
- Sid Grady
- 1991
On Thin Ice: The Tai Babilonia Story
5.8
TV Movie
- 1990
The Last Best Year
6.4
TV Movie
- Dr. Siegel
- 1990
Hitler's Daughter
4.5
TV Movie
- Trautman
- 1990
Cap danger
7.5
TV Series
- Dr. Andrew Reinhardt
- 1989
Pour l'amour de Lisa
6.1
TV Movie
- Sam
- 1989
Betrayal of Silence
5.3
TV Movie
- Judge Calvin
- 1988
Blades of Courage
7.4
TV Movie
- Stuart Carmody
- 1988
Alfred Hitchcock présente
7.7
TV Series
- Dr. Hoffman
- Older Doctor
- 1987–1988
George and Rosemary
6.6
Short
- Narrator (voice)
- 1987
Brigade de nuit
7.4
TV Series
- Harold McVitty
- Judge Palmer
- Ernest Lefcourt ...
- 1985–1987
Paire d'as
6.3
TV Series
- 1987
Fight for Life
5.7
TV Movie
- 1987

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An American Christmas Carol

Personal details

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Alternative name
- Cecil Linder
Height
- 1.78 m
Born
- March 10, 1921
- Radziechów, Poland
Died
- April 10, 1992
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada(heart attack)
Spouse
- Joan Patricia Nuttall1962 - ? (2 children)
Relatives
- Vita Linder(Sibling)
Other works
Radio: Appeared (as "Inspector Cramer") on the series "Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe" (CBC Radio).

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Trivia
Garnered fame in the UK in 1958 when he took over the role of Captain Queeg from Hollywood star Paul Douglas in a live TV broadcast of 'The Caine Mutiny Court Martial'. Douglas had come to London especially to repeat his stage success in the role, but was taken ill (heart disease would claim his life the following year). Linder had been hired by the BBC as his understudy in the role, and did the live performance on less than 24 hours' notice. He won rave reviews, and subsequently enjoyed large roles in British TV for many years.