Andrew Courage

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1920 age 0

   Born

2. 1955 age 35

   CreditStorm Over the Nile

3. 1959 age 39

   CreditI'm All Right Jack

4. 1979 age 59

   CreditThe Lady Vanishes

5. 2010 age 89

   Died

• EGElliott Gould1 title
• RARichard Attenborough1 title
• RDRoger Delgado1 title
• CLChristopher Lee1 title
• WHWilliam Hootkins1 title
• JBJeremy Bulloch1 title
• DSDouglas Slocombe1 title
• CSCybill Shepherd1 title
• JMJohn Le Mesurier1 title
• FMFerdy Mayne1 title

• [[w:Robert Hamer|[Robert] Hamer]] was an alcoholic. And Hal Chester, the little volatile American producer of School for Scoundrels, looked after him like a child. He picked him up in the morning and took him to the studio, he looked after him at lunchtime, he took him home at night. And everything was hunky dory. He was compos mentis and played well [until] the last fortnight of shooting. It was a night shoot outside the Camelia room ... [a]nd I got down there and he was stoned out of his mind. He was absolutely rolling around, couldn't do a thing. So I'm afraid he had to be removed, and the producer directed that night. Then after that, for the last three weeks, another director came in who never got a credit, a man called Cyril Frankel, who I was in the army with, strangely. He directed the last three weeks. Of course, you've always got to remember that everything is shot out of sequence so the last three weeks doesn't necessarily mean the last fifteen minutes of the film. You can't

  Ian Carmichael, CC BY-SA 4.0

• [On the early end of a Broadway run] So I went over there and, I'm delighted to say, the play flopped [audience laughter]. I hated New York. I loathed it. I sent Michael [Mills] a telegram after the notice went up at the end of the first week. It said "Boeing Boeing coming off next week. Am at your full disposal." He told me later that telegram arrived on his desk at Television Centre while he was holding a conference as to who should play Bertie [Wooster] as I wasn't available.

  Ian Carmichael, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Q: Who were your comedic or revue influences?<br />IC: I adored Jack Buchanan and Fred Astaire. Cary Grant roles are ones I would love to have played but I was never given any.

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