Eric Porter
Biography
Eric Porter was a highly respected Shakespearean actor for five decades until his death in 1995, marking a notable departure from his classical roots with the iconic portrayal of Soames Forsyte in the BBC's The Forsyte Saga (1967), which earned him a BAFTA award. Born on April 8, 1928, in Shepherd's Bush, London, Porter began his career at the Cambridge Arts Theatre in 1945 and later joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960. He won the London Evening Standard Award for "Rosmersholm" in 1959.