Charles Maunsell was an American actor best known for ITV Television Playhouse, The Master Builder, and BBC Sunday-Night Play. Born on April 25, 1883, in Dublin, Ireland, he passed away on August 1, 1968, in Paddington, London, England.
Personal and Family Life
Not much is known about Charles Maunsell’s personal life or family background. However, his work in the theater and television shows his dedication as an actor. He had a significant career, bridging across television and mini-series during his lifetime.
Career
Maunsell had a diverse career in acting, appearing in various television mini-series and plays. His performances in titles like The White Rabbit and Maigret highlight his talent and contribution to the performing arts. He continued to work up until the late 1960s, cementing his place in television history.
Death and Legacy
Charles Maunsell died on August 1, 1968, leaving behind a legacy of notable performances in television. His work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic television, and he is remembered for his contributions to the industry.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| The White Rabbit | Tommy’s father | 1967 |
| Thirteen Against Fate | Old man in surgery | 1966 |
| The Idiot | Kuzma | 1966 |
| Maigret | Arséne | 1963 |
| Sentenced for Life | (uncredited) | 1960 |
| The Citadel | Sir William Dewar | 1960 |
| BBC Sunday-Night Play | Roberts | 1960 |
| Never Take Candy from A Stranger | Janitor | 1960 |
| Charlesworth | Max | 1959 |
| Quatermass and the Pit | General | 1958 |
| Dublin Nightmare | Mr. Edgar | 1958 |
| The Sky Larks | McGrew | 1958 |
| Yvette | Frequenter of the Moulin Rouge | 1958 |
| Dixon of Dock Green | Mike Reilly | 1958 |
| Gideon of Scotland Yard | James Norman Walker | 1958 |
