C. V. France

Biography

C.V. France was a versatile British actor who delivered memorable performances on stage and screen. He appeared alongside Ralph Richardson in William Somerset Maugham's play "For Services Rendered" (1932) and Maurice Baring's drama "The Grey Stocking" (1912). Notably, Maugham praised France as one of the most competent, intelligent, and versatile actors of his time, particularly in his stage work. France also lent his voice to notable films like "Went the Day Well?" (1942) and "Victoria the Great" (1937).