Showing posts with label Goodbye John Fraser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goodbye John Fraser. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2020

GOODBYE, JOHN FRASER...

Like any quality actor, you covered vast territory, including the historical, romantic and terrifying. 

For the silver screen, there was "El Cid"; "Tunes of Glory"; "The Face That Launched a Thousand Ships"; "The Desert Rats"; "The Dam Busters"; "Operation Crossbow"; "Waltz of the Toreadors"; "Loves of Three Queens"; "Fury at Smuggler's Bay"; "Titanic '53"; "The Horsemasters"; "The Good Companions '57"; "Isadora"; "The Trials of Oscar Wilde"; "Study in Terror"; "Repulsion"; and "Schizo".

You also made a fine impression on television, guest starring on such acclaimed favorites as "Doctor Who"; "Kidnapped"; "Danger Man"; "Columbo"; "Randall and Hopkirk"; "The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes"; and "Young Sherlock"; not to mention your enviable queue of stage productions. 

Indeed, you held your own with the best of them, Mr. Fraser: an actor of distinction and high caliber. Your creative contributions will surely endure, as will your suave and stalwart spirit.