Dan Cunningham was an American actor who is best known for The Mulberry Accelerator, Richard III, and BBC Sunday-Night Theatre. He was born on January 1, 1917, in Beverly, Yorkshire, England, UK, and passed away in September 2001 in Lancashire, England, UK.
Personal and Family Life
Dan Cunningham’s birth name was Ian Danson Cunningham. He was married to Rosalie Crutchley on April 3, 1939, but their marriage ended in divorce. There is limited information available about his family life or children.
Career
Cunningham was a noted classical stage actor, gaining recognition for his role as Lord Grey in the film adaptation of Olivier’s Richard III released in 1955. He also appeared in various television productions, contributing to his reputation in the acting community.
Death and Legacy
Dan Cunningham passed away in September 2001 in Lancashire, England. His performances, particularly in classical theater and film, continue to be remembered and appreciated by fans of the arts.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| 10-Speed | Short Dad | 2001 |
| BBC Sunday-Night Theatre | Officer O’Hara | 1955–1957 |
| The Adventures of Sir Lancelot | Sir Bernard | 1956 |
| The Last Man to Hang | The Law: Clerk of the Court | 1956 |
| The Male Animal | Wally Myers | 1956 |
| Richard III | The Lord Grey | 1955 |
| Truant in Park Lane | Simon | 1955 |
| The Mulberry Accelerator | Willie Walker | 1955 |
| The Six Proud Walkers | Willie Walker / Man in raincoat | 1954 |
| The Diamond Wizard | Diamond Laboratory Technician (uncredited) | 1954 |
| Wednesday Theatre | Tommy Dixon | 1953 |
| The Wooden Horse | David | 1950 |