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Ram John Holder is a British actor of Guyanese origin (born in Guyana in 1934). He began his performing career as a folk singer in New York. In 1962 he came to London and worked with Pearl Connor's Negro Theatre Workshop initially as a musician and later as an actor. His theatre career saw him perform on the major stages in London such as the Royal National Theatre, the Donmar Warehouse and Bristol Old Vic. John Boorman cast him as the Negro preacher in the 1969 comedy feature film <a href="htt
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1934 births20th-century Black British male singers20th-century British male singers20th-century Guyanese male actors21st-century British male actors21st-century Guyanese male actorsBlack British male actorsCommanders of the Order of the British EmpireEnglish blues singersEnglish folk musiciansEnglish male soap opera actorsEnglish male stage actorsGuyanese emigrants to EnglandLiving peoplePeople from Georgetown, GuyanaRecipients of the Wordsworth McAndrew Award