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Sir John Mills (1908 - ) John Mills started acting as a teenager and by his twenties John Mills was an accomplished vaudville performer. In the 1930's he started appearing in leading roles in British films, many of them musicals. He caught American audience's attention when he played the grown Peter Col- ley in Goodbye Mr. Chips (1939). Then Mill's quit films temporarily to join the war effort but when discharged from the army due to medical problems, he served his country onscreen by starring in such pro-allied films as In Which We Serve (1942) and We Dive at Dawn (1943). After the war John Mills got the part of Pip, in the film Great Expectations ( 1946)and his superb preformance in the picture cemented his position as a talented leading man. Throughout the 40's and 50 's he worked constantly, having leading roles in such films as in the thriller The Rocking Horse Winner (1949) and Tunes of Glory (1960). In 1959 he acted opposite daughter Hayley Mills in Tiger Bay and also did several disney movies. As John Mills aged, he started doing more supporting roles and directed his first and only film, Gypsy Girl (1966), which starred his daughter Hayley. Since winning the Oscar in 1970, John Mills still kept busy working in films, even after he lost his sight in 1990 at age 82. One his best later performances was as The Viceroy in the 1982 film, Gandhi. John Mills' other films include: His television credits include: | |
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