
Person
Ray Milland
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 3, 1907
- Died
- March 10, 1986
- Place of birth
- Neath, Glamorgan, Wales, UK
- Also known as
- Raymond Milland, R.A. Milland, R. Milland
Biography
Ray Milland (3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986) was a Welsh actor and director. He is best remembered for his Academy Award–winning portrayal of an alcoholic writer in The Lost Weekend (1945), as well as for his performances in Dial M for Murder (1954) and Love Story (1970).
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Filmography
The Silver Screen: Color Me LavenderFilm · 1997 · as Self (archive footage)- Sad?Film · 1996 · as (archive footage)
Theremin: An Electronic OdysseyFilm · 1995 · as Don Birnam (archive footage) (uncredited)
Faces of HorrorFilm · 1989 · as Maxwell Kirshner (archive)
Grace Kelly: The American PrincessFilm · 1987 · as Self (archive footage)
The Sea SerpentFilm · 1985 · as Professor Timothy Wallace
The Masks of DeathFilm · 1984 · as Home Secretary
Cave-In!Film · 1983 · as Prof. Harrison Soames
Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't LandFilm · 1983 · as Q. T. Thornwell
Dead Men Don't Wear PlaidFilm · 1982 · as (in "The Lost Weekend") (archive footage)
The Royal Romance of Charles and DianaFilm · 1982 · as Mr. Griffiths
Our Family BusinessFilm · 1981 · as Tony
The AtticFilm · 1980 · as Wendell
The Dream MerchantsTV · 1980 · as Lawrence Radford · 3 episodes
Game for VulturesFilm · 1979 · as Colonal Brettle
Hart to HartTV · 1979 · Acting · 2 episodes
Survival RunFilm · 1979 · as Professor
The Darker Side of TerrorFilm · 1979 · as Prof. Meredith
Battlestar GalacticaFilm · 1978 · as Sire Uri
Battlestar GalacticaTV · 1978 · as Sire Uri · 1 episode
BlackoutFilm · 1978 · as Richard Stafford
Cruise Into TerrorFilm · 1978 · as Dr. Isiah Bakkun
Oliver's StoryFilm · 1978 · as Oliver Barrett III
SlaversFilm · 1978 · as Hassan
Mayday at 40,000 FeetFilm · 1977 · as Dr. Joseph Mannheim
OilFilm · 1977 · as Boss Stewart
Seventh AvenueTV · 1977 · as Douglas Fredericks · 3 episodes
Testimony of Two MenTV · 1977 · as Jonas Witherby · 3 episodes
The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew MysteriesTV · 1977 · Acting · 2 episodes
The Love BoatTV · 1977 · as Peter Bradbury · 2 episodes
The Pyjama Girl CaseFilm · 1977 · as Inspector Timpson
The UncannyFilm · 1977 · as Frank Richards (segment "Montreal 1977")
Aces HighFilm · 1976 · as Brigadier General Whale
Charlie's AngelsTV · 1976 · as Oliver Barrows · 2 episodes
Look What's Happened to Rosemary's BabyFilm · 1976 · as Roman Castevet
Rich Man, Poor ManTV · 1976 · as Duncan Calderwood · 12 episodes
Rich Man, Poor Man - Book IITV · 1976 · as Duncan Calderwood · 1 episode
The Last TycoonFilm · 1976 · as Fleishacker
The Swiss ConspiracyFilm · 1976 · as Johann Hurtil
Ellery Queen: Too Many SuspectsFilm · 1975 · as Carson McKell
Escape to Witch MountainFilm · 1975 · as Aristotle Bolt
The Dead Don't DieFilm · 1975 · as Jim Moss / Varrick
GoldFilm · 1974 · as Hurry Hirschfeld
Witness to MurderFilm · 1974 · as Dr. Roger Mann
Terror in the Wax MuseumFilm · 1973 · as Harry Flexner
The Big GameFilm · 1973 · as Pete Handley
The House in Nightmare ParkFilm · 1973 · as Stewart Henderson
Cool MillionTV · 1972 · as Neil Fitzsimmons · 1 episode
EmbassyFilm · 1972 · as Ambassador
FrogsFilm · 1972 · as Jason Crockett
The Thing with Two HeadsFilm · 1972 · as Maxwell Kirshner
Black NoonFilm · 1971 · as Caleb Hobbs
ColumboTV · 1971 · as Jarvis Goodland · 1 episode- Film '72TV · 1971 · as Self · 1 episode
River of GoldFilm · 1971 · as Evelyn Rose
Company of KillersFilm · 1970 · as George DeSalles
Love StoryFilm · 1970 · as Oliver Barrett III
Bracken's WorldTV · 1969 · Acting · 1 episode
Daughter of the MindFilm · 1969 · as Prof. Samuel Hale Constable
Hostile WitnessFilm · 1968 · as Simon Crawford
Hostile WitnessFilm · 1968 · Director
Quick, Let's Get MarriedFilm · 1964 · as Mario Forni
X: The Man with the X-Ray EyesFilm · 1963 · as James Xavier
Panic in Year Zero!Film · 1962 · as Harry Baldwin
Panic in Year Zero!Film · 1962 · Director
The Alfred Hitchcock HourTV · 1962 · as Howard Fennick · 1 episode
The Merv Griffin ShowTV · 1962 · as Self · 4 episodes
The Premature BurialFilm · 1962 · as Guy Carrell
King of KingsFilm · 1961 · as Satan (voice) (uncredited)
Kraft Mystery TheatreTV · 1961 · Acting · 1 episode
The Mike Douglas ShowTV · 1961 · as Self · 3 episodes
ThrillerTV · 1960 · Director · 1 episode
MarkhamTV · 1959 · Acting · 24 episodes
The SafecrackerFilm · 1958 · as Colley Dawson
The SafecrackerFilm · 1958 · Director
The SafecrackerFilm · 1958 · Story
High FlightFilm · 1957 · as Wing Commander Rudge
SuspicionTV · 1957 · as Roy Markham · 1 episode
The River's EdgeFilm · 1957 · as Nardo Denning
LisbonFilm · 1956 · as Robert John Evans
LisbonFilm · 1956 · Director
Three Brave MenFilm · 1956 · as Joe DiMarco
A Man AloneFilm · 1955 · as Wes Steele
A Man AloneFilm · 1955 · Director
Screen Director's PlayhouseTV · 1955 · as Markheim · 1 episode
The Girl in the Red Velvet SwingFilm · 1955 · as Stanford White
Dial M for MurderFilm · 1954 · as Tony Wendice
The Wonderful World of DisneyTV · 1954 · as Aristotle Bolt · 1 episode
General Electric TheaterTV · 1953 · as Russel Kent · 1 episode
General Electric TheaterTV · 1953 · Director · 4 episodes
Jamaica RunFilm · 1953 · as Patrick Fairlie
Let's Do It AgainFilm · 1953 · as Gary Stuart- Meet Mr. McNutleyTV · 1953 · Acting · 76 episodes
Bugles in the AfternoonFilm · 1952 · as Kern Shafter
Something to Live ForFilm · 1952 · as Alan Miller
The ThiefFilm · 1952 · as Allan Fields
Circle of DangerFilm · 1951 · as Clay Douglas
Close to My HeartFilm · 1951 · as Brad Sheridan
Night Into MorningFilm · 1951 · as Philip Ainley
RhubarbFilm · 1951 · as Eric Yeager
Schlitz Playhouse of StarsTV · 1951 · as Harry Carstairs · 1 episode
Schlitz Playhouse of StarsTV · 1951 · Director · 1 episode
A Life of Her OwnFilm · 1950 · as Steve Harleigh
A Woman of DistinctionFilm · 1950 · as Alexander "Alec" Stevenson
Copper CanyonFilm · 1950 · as Johnny Carter
What's My Line?TV · 1950 · as Self · 3 episodes
Alias Nick BealFilm · 1949 · as Nick Beal
It Happens Every SpringFilm · 1949 · as Vernon Simpson
The Art DirectorFilm · 1949 · as Self - from 'The Big Clock' (archive footage) (uncredited)
Miss Tatlock's MillionsFilm · 1948 · as Himself
Sealed VerdictFilm · 1948 · as Robert Lawson
So Evil My LoveFilm · 1948 · as Mark Bellis
The Big ClockFilm · 1948 · as George Stroud
CaliforniaFilm · 1947 · as Jonathan Trumbo
Golden EarringsFilm · 1947 · as Ralph Denistoun
The Trouble with WomenFilm · 1947 · as Gilbert Sedley
Variety GirlFilm · 1947 · as Ray Milland
The Imperfect LadyFilm · 1946 · as Clive Loring
The Well Groomed BrideFilm · 1946 · as Dudley Briggs
KittyFilm · 1945 · as Sir Hugh Marcy
The Lost WeekendFilm · 1945 · as Don Birnam
Lady in the DarkFilm · 1944 · as Charley Johnson
Ministry of FearFilm · 1944 · as Stephen Neale
The UninvitedFilm · 1944 · as Roderick Fitzgerald
Till We Meet AgainFilm · 1944 · as John
Forever and a DayFilm · 1943 · as Bill Trimble
The Crystal BallFilm · 1943 · as Brad Cavanaugh
Are Husbands Necessary?Film · 1942 · as George Cugat
Reap the Wild WindFilm · 1942 · as Stephen Tolliver
Star Spangled RhythmFilm · 1942 · as Joe
The Lady Has PlansFilm · 1942 · as Kenneth Harper
The Major and the MinorFilm · 1942 · as Major Kirby
I Wanted WingsFilm · 1941 · as Jeff Young
SkylarkFilm · 1941 · as Tony Kenyon
Sullivan's TravelsFilm · 1941 · as Near-Collision Man (uncredited)
Arise, My LoveFilm · 1940 · as Tom Martin
French Without TearsFilm · 1940 · as Alan Howard
IreneFilm · 1940 · as Don Marshall
The Doctor Takes a WifeFilm · 1940 · as Dr. Timothy Sterling
UntamedFilm · 1940 · as Dr. William Crawford
Beau GesteFilm · 1939 · as John Geste
Everything Happens at NightFilm · 1939 · as Geoffrey Thompson
Hotel ImperialFilm · 1939 · as Lieutenant Nemassy
Her Jungle LoveFilm · 1938 · as Bob Mitchell
Men with WingsFilm · 1938 · as Scott Barnes
Say It in FrenchFilm · 1938 · as Richard Carrington, Jr.
Tropic HolidayFilm · 1938 · as Ken Warren
Bulldog Drummond EscapesFilm · 1937 · as Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond
Easy LivingFilm · 1937 · as John Ball Jr.
Ebb TideFilm · 1937 · as Robert Herrick
Wings Over HonoluluFilm · 1937 · as Richard "Stony" Gilchrist
Wise GirlFilm · 1937 · as John O'Halloran
Next Time We LoveFilm · 1936 · as Tommy Abbott
The Big Broadcast of 1937Film · 1936 · as Bob Miller
The Jungle PrincessFilm · 1936 · as Christopher Powell
The Return of Sophie LangFilm · 1936 · as Jimmy Dawson
Three Smart GirlsFilm · 1936 · as Lord Michael Stuart
Alias Mary DowFilm · 1935 · as Peter Marshall
Four Hours to Kill!Film · 1935 · as Carl Barrett
The Gilded LilyFilm · 1935 · as Charles Gray Granville
The Glass KeyFilm · 1935 · as Taylor Henry
BoleroFilm · 1934 · as Robert Coray
Charlie Chan in LondonFilm · 1934 · as Neil Howard
Many Happy ReturnsFilm · 1934 · as Ted Lambert
MenaceFilm · 1934 · as Freddie Bastion
One Hour LateFilm · 1934 · as Tony St. John
We're Not DressingFilm · 1934 · as Prince Michael (as Raymond Milland)
Orders Is OrdersFilm · 1933 · as Dashwood
This Is the LifeFilm · 1933 · as Bob Travers
But the Flesh Is WeakFilm · 1932 · as Mr. Stewart
Payment DeferredFilm · 1932 · as James Medland
Polly of the CircusFilm · 1932 · as Church Usher (uncredited)
The Man Who Played GodFilm · 1932 · as Eddie (uncredited)
Ambassador BillFilm · 1931 · as King Lothar
Blonde CrazyFilm · 1931 · as Joe Reynolds
Bought!Film · 1931 · as Charles Carter Jr.
Just a GigoloFilm · 1931 · as Freddie
Strangers May KissFilm · 1931 · as 3rd Admirer
The Bachelor FatherFilm · 1931 · as Geoffrey Trent
Passion FlowerFilm · 1930 · as Party Guest with Letter (uncredited)
Way for a SailorFilm · 1930 · as Ship's Officer
PiccadillyFilm · 1929 · as Diner in Nightclub (uncredited)
The Flying ScotsmanFilm · 1929 · as Jim Edwards
The InformerFilm · 1929 · as Sharpshooter
The Lady from the SeaFilm · 1929 · as Tom Roberts
The PlaythingFilm · 1929 · as Ian
Moulin RougeFilm · 1928 · as Theater Patron (uncredited)
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