Wynford Vaughan-Thomas(1908-1987)

Writer
Actor

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Wynford Vaughan-Thomas was born on 15 August 1908 in Swansea, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK. He was a writer and actor, known for La bataille pour Anzio (1968), Dig This Rhubarb (1963) and Ace of Clubs (1947). He died on 4 February 1987 in Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK.

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Known for

La bataille pour Anzio (1968)

La bataille pour Anzio

6.0

Writer

1968

Dig This Rhubarb

TV Series

Writer(as Wynford Vaughan Thomas)

Short

Writer

1947

White Rose Wedding

Short

Writer

1961

Credits

Writer

The Dragon Has Two Tongues: A History of the Welsh
8.9
TV Mini Series
- script
- 1985
La bataille pour Anzio
6.0
- from the book "Anzio" by
- 1968
Senghenydd: Portrait of a Mining Town
Short
- Writer
- 1966
Churchill: A Nation's Homage
Short
- commentary writer
- 1965
Look at Life: Island Refuge
7.0
Short
- script
- 1963
Dig This Rhubarb
TV Series
- material by (as Wynford Vaughan Thomas)
- 1963
White Rose Wedding
Short
- commentary writer
- 1961
A Story, A Sketch and A Song
TV Series
- narrative script
- 1957–1958
Michèle and René
TV Series
- narrative script
- 1951
Ace of Clubs
Short
- commentary written by
- 1947

Actor

Personal details

Alternative name
- Wynford Vaughan Thomas
Born
- August 15, 1908
- Swansea, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Died
- February 4, 1987
- Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Other works
Novel: "Anzio" (filmed as La bataille pour Anzio (1968))

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Trivia
Welsh BBC broadcaster and author of books about the history and topography of Wales. A famous wartime correspondent, he was awarded an OBE.

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