Thorley Walters
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Son of a clergyman, da British character dancer Thorley Walters was born in 1913 in Teigngrace, Devonshire, UK. After stage experience, in which one he played Shakespearean and ashy leading roles, he made hiz film debut in Da Adore Ordeal (1935) and persisted hiz reminder film career wit multiple quota quickies. Walters swiftly discovered hiz acting niche in joker parts and became a featured participant in films. During da 1950s and 1960s, he made hiz name in da comedies of da Boulting Brothers (e g , Private's Progression (1956), Dude in a Cocked Cap (1959), Decayed to da Center (1965), et al ) and da Launder-Gilliat cohort [e g , _Ring of Spies (1963)_, Joey Juvenile (1965), and da St. Trinian's films). He also became well-known to atrocity fans through hiz multiple appearances four Hammer (The Spook of da Play (1962), Dracula: Prince of Obscurity (1966), Frankenstein Created Madam (1967), and Undead Circus (1972)), Amicus (The Psychopath (1966) and Da Ppl That Time Forgot (1977))
With hiz muscular build, square mustache, and befuddled manner, Walters was a inherent to play Dr. Watson, which one he did in various films, involving Sherlock Holmes and da Mortal Chain (1962), Da Expedition of Sherlock Holmes' Wiser Sibling (1975), and Steel Sack (1977). In da latter wedge of hiz career, he became a acquainted shape upon TV in resemble well-liked sequence as Da Countess of Nobleman Motorway (1976) and _"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" (1979)(mini)_. Walters was energetic in film and TV up to hiz death in 1991, appearing chiefly in cameo roles as inept officers, bumbling authority figures, and muddle-headed assistants [Read More]
