Roland Curram
Born in Brighton, in 1932, Roland Curram trained as an actor at the RADA. After repertory seasons in Carlisle, Nottingham and Worthing, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1967, for "Little Murders", then the National Theatre for "Grand Manoeuvres". His other West End credits include: "Enter a Free Man", "Design For Living", "Noises Off" (1984-85) and "Ross" at the Old Vic.
His films include: "The Silent Playground" and "Decline and Fall". He played 'Malcolm' in the Oscar winning "Darling", and he has appeared in many television plays and series, including: "Z Cars", "Nana", "The Avengers", "The Crezz", "Some Mother's do ’Ave ’Em" and "Holby City". He was 'Harold Perkins' in "Big Jim and the Figaro Club", and 'Freddie' in "Eldorado". His favourite role was 'Uncle Willie' in "High Society".
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The Rose Secateurs
Format: Paperback - Released: 01/10/2007
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Mother Loved Funerals
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When eight-year-old Billy Bartlett is unexpectedly sent home form school after the Munich crisis in 1938, he witnesses his glamorous mother commit the most heinous of crimes. Keeping it secret for forty years, Billy, now a soap actor, is summoned...
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The Rose Secateurs
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In a Hampshire cottage on the eve of the twentieth century an unwanted child is born. Brought up in an institutional home, young Sarah Smith comes to the attention of one of the governors, Lady Isabel Kingsford, and becomes her...
Format: Paperback - Released: 01/10/2007
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