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| On Film |
| 1959 The Entertainer 1960 Saturday Night and Sunday Morning 1963 Tom Jones The Victors Night Must Fall 1967 Two for the Road 1968 Charlie Bubbles 1969 The Picasso Summer 1970 Scrooge 1971 Gumshoe 1973 Alpha Beta 1974 Murder on the Orient Express 1977 The Duellists 1980 Wolfen Looker Loophole 1982 Annie Shoot the Moon 1983 The Dresser 1984 Under the Volcano 1987 Orphans 1990 Miller's Crossing 1992 The Playboys 1993 Rich in Love 1994 A Man of No Importance The Browning Version 1995 Run of the Country 1997 Washington Square 1998 A Rather English Marriage 1999 Breakfast of Champions Simpatico 2000 Erin Brockovich Traffic Joan of Arc: The Virgin Warrior |
| ALBERT Finney |
| Fantastically alive, roguish, and real-- He might seem to border on the obnoxious with his jocular bravado (as in Two for the Road) or complete histrionics (as in The Dresser), but these always come through as the fault of the character, and not the actor. Albert Finney clearly gives his all in every performance in a way that is intense and timeless. |
| Above and right: In the title role of Tom Jones |
| Birthdate: May 9, 1936 Place of birth: Salford, Lancashire, England Alma Mater: Royal Academy of Drama Arts (RADA) On the pages of: Albert Finney in Character, by Quentin Falk |