Terry-Thomas
Biography
Terry-Thomas was an English actor known for his comedic portrayals of disreputable upper-class members, particularly cads and toffs. He gained international recognition through films in the 1950s and 1960s, often incorporating distinctive elements such as a monocle and waistcoat into his roles. Born Thomas Terry Hoar Stevens in London, he made his film debut in The Private Life of Henry VIII and went on to star in notable films like Spanish Fly and Robin Hood.
