| Trevor Howard  AKA Trevor Wallace Howard-Smith
Born: 29-Sep-1913
Birthplace: Cliftonville, Kent, England
Died: 7-Jan-1988
Location of death: Bushey, Hertfordshire, England
Cause of death: Influenza
Remains: Buried, St. Peter Churchyard, Arkley, London, England
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: England
Executive summary: Sons and Lovers Wife: Helen Cherry (b. 1915, m. 8-Sep-1944, d. 2001, until his death)
High School: Clifton College, Bristol
University: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Emmy 1963 for The Invincible Mr. Disraeli
Commander of the British Empire
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Dawning (Aug-1988)
The Unholy (22-Apr-1988)
White Mischief (1987)
Christmas Eve (22-Dec-1986)
Shaka Zulu (24-Nov-1986)
Foreign Body (26-Sep-1986)
Peter the Great (2-Feb-1986)
Dust (11-Sep-1985)
Sword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (9-Jun-1984)
George Washington (8-Apr-1984)
Gandhi (6-Dec-1982) · Judge Broomfield
The Missionary (2-Nov-1982) · Lord Ames
Inside the Third Reich (9-May-1982)
Deadly Game (1982)
Light Years Away (20-May-1981)
Sir Henry at Rawlinson End (Nov-1980)
Sea Wolves: The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse (3-Jul-1980) · Jack Cartwright
The Shillingbury Blowers (1980)
Windwalker (1980) · Windwalker
Meteor (19-Oct-1979)
Hurricane (12-Apr-1979)
Superman (15-Dec-1978) · 1st Elder
Stevie (Sep-1978) · The Man
Slavers (24-Feb-1978)
The Last Remake of Beau Geste (15-Jul-1977)
The Adventures of Eliza Fraser (16-Dec-1976)
Aces High (30-Sep-1976) · Silkin
The Bawdy Adventures of Tom Jones (10-May-1976)
Albino (15-Mar-1976)
Conduct Unbecoming (5-Oct-1975)
Hennessy (22-Aug-1975) · Cmdr. Rice
The Count of Monte Cristo (10-Jan-1975)
11 Harrowhouse (2-Oct-1974) · Massey
Craze (May-1974)
Persecution (1974)
Who? (Dec-1973)
The Conflict (29-Nov-1973)
A Doll's House (24-Aug-1973)
The Offence (30-Mar-1973)
Ludwig (29-Dec-1972)
Pope Joan (16-Aug-1972)
Kidnapped (22-Dec-1971)
Mary, Queen of Scots (Dec-1971) · William Cecil
To Catch a Spy (6-Sep-1971)
The Night Visitor (10-Feb-1971)
Ryan's Daughter (9-Nov-1970)
Lola (6-Jan-1970)
Battle of Britain (15-Sep-1969) · Air Vice Marshal Keith Park
The Charge of the Light Brigade (11-Apr-1968) · Lord Cardigan
Pretty Polly (19-Oct-1967)
The Long Duel (27-Jul-1967)
Triple Cross (9-Dec-1966) · Distinguished Civilian
The Poppy Is Also a Flower (22-Apr-1966)
The Liquidator (Nov-1965) · Mostyn
Morituri (25-Aug-1965)
Von Ryan's Express (23-Jun-1965) · Maj. Eric Fincham
Operation Crossbow (1-Apr-1965) · Prof. Lindemann
Father Goose (10-Dec-1964)
Man in the Middle (27-Jan-1964)
Mutiny on the Bounty (8-Nov-1962) · William Bligh
The Lion (19-Aug-1962) · John Bullitt
Sons and Lovers (2-Aug-1960) · Walter Morel
Malaga (26-Jan-1960)
The Roots of Heaven (15-Oct-1958)
The Key (28-May-1958) · Chris Ford
Pickup Alley (2-Apr-1957) · Frank McNally
Stowaway Girl (1957)
Around the World in Eighty Days (17-Oct-1956) · Fallentin
Run for the Sun (30-Jul-1956) · Browne
The Cockleshell Heroes (16-Nov-1955) · Capt. Thompson
The Stranger's Hand (20-Jan-1954)
The Heart of the Matter (3-Nov-1953) · Harry Scobie
Glory at Sea (16-Jul-1952)
The Clouded Yellow (15-Jan-1951)
Outcast of the Islands (1951)
Odette (7-Oct-1950)
Golden Salamander (1-Feb-1950) · David Redfern
The Third Man (3-Sep-1949) · Maj. Calloway
The Passionate Friends (2-May-1949) · Prof. Steven Stratton
Green for Danger (7-Aug-1947) · Dr. Barnes
So Well Remembered (8-Jul-1947)
They Made Me a Fugitive (24-Jun-1947) · Clem
I See a Dark Stranger (4-Jul-1946) · David Baynes
Brief Encounter (26-Nov-1945) · Dr. Alec Harvey
The Way to the Stars (16-Jun-1945) · Squadron Leader Carter
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