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Cecil Ramage

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Cecil Ramage

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Also known as Cecil Beresford Ramage

Scottish World War I officer, barrister, and actor (1895-1988)

Film & TV

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Known for

  • Kind Hearts and Coronets — Crown Counsel1949
  • Blanche Fury — Prosecuting Counsel1948
  • The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby — Sir Mulberry Hawk1947
  • I Live in Grosvenor Square — Trewhewy1945
  • A Dream of Love — Baron St. Cricq (uncredited)1939
  • Black Eyes1939
  • The Mill on the Floss — Luke1937
  • Return of a Stranger — John Forbes1937
  • The Secret of Stamboul — Prince Ali1936
  • Lonely Road — Major Norman1936

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Type
Group
Origin
Edinburgh
Active from
2004

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
United Kingdom
Place of birth
Edinburgh
Place of death
Glasgow
Occupation
barrister
Educated at
Pembroke College
Political party
Liberal Party
Languages spoken
English language
Conflict
World War I
Military branch
British Army
Work location
London
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name in native language
Cecil Beresford Ramage
date of death
1988-02-22
date of birth
1895-01-17
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