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Edward Fox

Edward Fox

  • Gender: Male
  • Born: 1937-04-13 (89 years old)
  • TMDB Popularity: 1.21
  • Last Refreshed: 224 days ago

Biography

Edward Charles Morice Fox is a distinguished English actor born on April 13, 1937, in Chelsea, London. He won two BAFTA Film Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role and a BAFTA TV Award for his portrayal of Edward VIII in the television drama serial Edward & Mrs. Simpson. Fox has had notable roles in films like The Day of the Jackal, A Bridge Too Far, and Gandhi, as well as collaborating with renowned director Richard Attenborough.

Filmography

Johnny English Strikes Again

Johnny English Strikes Again

as Agent Nine 6.2 2018
The Dresser

The Dresser

as Thornton 6.8 2015
Decline of an Empire

Decline of an Empire

as Emperor Constantius 3.4 2014
The Importance of Being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest

as Lane 6.8 2002
Prince Valiant

Prince Valiant

as King Arthur 5.1 1997
A Month by the Lake

A Month by the Lake

as Major Wilshaw 6.1 1995
Robin Hood

Robin Hood

as Prince John 5.7 1991
The Crucifer of Blood

The Crucifer of Blood

as Alistair Ross 5.6 1991
A Hazard of Hearts

A Hazard of Hearts

as Lord Harry Wrotham 6.7 1987
Wild Geese II

Wild Geese II

as Alex Faulkner 4.9 1985
The Bounty

The Bounty

as Captain Greetham 7.1 1984
Never Say Never Again

Never Say Never Again

as M 6.1 1983
The Dresser

The Dresser

as Oxenby 7.4 1983
Gandhi

Gandhi

as General Dyer 8 1982
The Mirror Crack'd

The Mirror Crack'd

as Inspector Craddock 6.2 1980
Force 10 from Navarone

Force 10 from Navarone

as Miller 6.4 1978
The Big Sleep

The Big Sleep

as Joe Brody 5.8 1978
The Cat and the Canary

The Cat and the Canary

as Hendricks 5.6 1978
A Bridge Too Far

A Bridge Too Far

as Lt. Gen. Brian G. Horrocks 7.4 1977
Galileo

Galileo

as Cardinal Inquisitor 6.5 1975
The Day of the Jackal

The Day of the Jackal

as The Jackal 7.8 1973
The Go-Between

The Go-Between

as Hugh Trimingham 7.1 1971
Skullduggery

Skullduggery

as Bruce Spofford 4.8 1970
Oh! What a Lovely War

Oh! What a Lovely War

as Aide to Field-Marshal Haig 7 1969