Douglas Quayle was an American actor who is best known for his roles in BBC Sunday-Night Theatre, Her Excellency, and other productions. Born on October 29, 1898, in Stepney, London, England, UK, he became a notable figure in the acting world.
Personal and Family Life
Douglas Quayle was born as John Douglas Bewick Quay. He had two children, including actress Anna Quayle and actor John Quayle. His family had a strong presence in the entertainment industry, making a significant impact on television and film.
Career
Quayle was known for his performances in various television series and movies. His most recognized works include appearances in BBC Sunday-Night Theatre, where he played Father William Clarke, and in the TV movie Her Excellency as Ward. His contributions to the acting field were appreciated by audiences during his career.
Death and Legacy
Douglas Quayle passed away on August 17, 1957, in Wembley, London, England, UK. His legacy continues through his children, who carry on the family name in the entertainment industry. Quayle is remembered for his talent and the roles he played during his acting career.
Filmography
Title | Type | Role | Year |
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BBC Sunday-Night Theatre | TV Series | Father William Clarke | 1951–1956 |
Her Excellency | TV Movie | Ward | 1949 |