Willoughby Gray

Biography

Willoughby Gray was a distinguished English actor born in London, whose wartime service earned him an MBE for his gallant and distinguished actions leading a divisional patrol in Europe during the Second World War. He achieved popularity in the mid-1950s with appearances on "The Adventures of Robin Hood" and stage performances alongside renowned playwright Harold Pinter. Gray also made notable film appearances, including roles in Laurence Olivier's "Richard III" and "A View to a Kill".