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Laurence Harvey

Laurence Harvey
  • Name: Laurence Harvey
  • Birthday: 1928-10-01
  • Also known as: Zvi Mosheh (Hirsh) Skikne,Zvi Mosheh Skikne
  • Place of birth: Jonischkis, Lithuania
  • Popularity: 0.907
Biography: Laurence Harvey (born Zvi Mosheh Skikne; 1 October 1928 – 25 November 1973) was a Lithuanian-born British actor and film director. Born in Joniškis to a Jewish family, he moved with his family to South Africa as a child and grew up in Johannesburg. During the Second World War, he served in the South African Army’s entertainment unit. He later moved to London and began working in theatre and film. Harvey gained international recognition as Joe Lampton in Room at the Top (1959), earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. His later films included The Alamo (1960), BUtterfield 8 (1960) and The Manchurian Candidate (1962). He directed The Ceremony (1963) and took over direction of... Read More

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Title Release date
The Deep   as  Hughie Warriner 2007-07-08
Orson Welles: The One-Man Band   as  Self (segment "The deep") (archive footage) 1995-10-08
John Wayne's 'The Alamo'   as  Col. William Travis 1992-06-06
Mission Mind Control   as  Raymond Shaw (archive footage) 1979-01-30
Welcome To Arrow Beach   as  Jason Henry 1974-05-01
Night Watch   as  John Wheeler 1973-11-08
F for Fake   as  Self 1973-09-01
Escape to the Sun   as  Major Kirsanov 1972-10-31
WUSA   as  Farley 1970-08-19
Will the Real Mr Sellers.....?   as  Self 1969-12-18
The Magic Christian   as  Hamlet 1969-12-12
He and She   as  He 1969-09-28
The Fight for Rome II - The Betrayal   as  Cethegus 1969-02-21
The Fight for Rome   as  Cethegus 1968-12-17
Appointment in Beirut   as  Jeff Miller 1968-09-20
The Winter's Tale   as  King Leontes 1968-05-27
The Charge of the Light Brigade   as  Russian Prince (Uncredited) 1968-04-10
A Dandy in Aspic   as  Eberlin 1968-04-02
Dial M for Murder   as  Tony Wendice 1967-11-15
The Spy with a Cold Nose   as  Dr. Francis Trevelyan 1966-12-19
Life at the Top   as  Joe Lampton 1965-12-14
Darling   as  Miles Brand 1965-08-03
The Outrage   as  Husband 1964-10-07
Of Human Bondage   as  Philip Carey 1964-09-23
MGM 40th Anniversary 1964-04-01
The Ceremony   as  Sean McKenna 1963-12-18
The Running Man   as  Rex Black 1963-10-01
A Girl Named Tamiko   as  Ivan Kalin 1962-12-27
The Manchurian Candidate   as  Raymond Shaw 1962-10-24
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm   as  Wilhelm Grimm / Cobbler (segment "The Cobbler and the Elves") 1962-08-07
Noah and the Flood   as  Narrator 1962-05-05
Walk on the Wild Side   as  Dove Linkhorn 1962-02-21
Summer and Smoke   as  John Buchanan Jr. 1961-11-16
Two Loves   as  Paul Lathrope 1961-05-24
The Long and the Short and the Tall   as  Pvt. 'Bammo' Bamforth 1961-02-28
BUtterfield 8   as  Weston Liggett 1960-11-04
The Alamo   as  Col. William Travis 1960-10-23
Expresso Bongo   as  Johnny Jackson 1959-12-01
Power Among Men   as  Narrator 1959-01-01
Room at the Top   as  Joe Lampton 1958-12-29
The Silent Enemy   as  Lieutenant "Buster" Crabb, R.N.V.R. 1958-03-04
The Truth About Women   as  Sir Humphrey Tavistock 1957-10-01
After the Ball   as  Walter de Frece 1957-08-13
Three Men in a Boat   as  George 1956-12-23
Storm Over the Nile   as  John Durrance 1955-12-26
I Am a Camera   as  Christopher Isherwood 1955-07-21
Romeo and Juliet   as  Romeo 1954-09-01
King Richard and the Crusaders   as  Sir Kenneth of the Leopard 1954-08-07
The Good Die Young   as  Miles 'Rave' Ravenscourt 1954-03-02
Innocents in Paris   as  Francois 1953-07-22
Women of Twilight   as  Jerry Nolan 1953-01-16
A Killer Walks   as  Ned Harsten 1952-10-01
I Believe in You   as  Jordie Bennett 1952-03-05
There Is Another Sun   as  Mag Maguire 1951-06-12
Scarlet Thread   as  Freddie 1951-05-01
The Black Rose   as  Edmond 1950-09-01
The Dancing Years   as  Minor Role (uncredited) 1950-07-19
Cairo Road   as  Lt. Mourad 1950-06-21
Landfall   as  PO Hooper 1949-09-30
Man on the Run   as  Detective Sergeant Lawson 1949-05-20
The Man from Yesterday   as  John Matthews 1949-05-01
House of Darkness   as  Francis Merryman 1948-06-01