Full Name	Robert Stephens
Net Worth	$1 Million
Date Of Birth	July 14, 1931
Died	November 12, 1995, London, United Kingdom
Place Of Birth	Bristol, England, UK
Height	6' 1" (1.85 m)
Profession	Actor
Nationality	British
Spouse	Patricia Quinn, Maggie Smith, Tarn Bassett, Nora Simmonds
Children	Toby Stephens, Chris Larkin, Lucy Dilon, Michael Stephens
Nicknames	Robert Stephens, Sir Robert Stephens, Stephens, Robert
IMDB
Awards	Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor
Nominations	Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Play, Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Movies	The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Romeo and Juliet, A Taste of Honey, Travels with My Aunt, The Duellists, Cleopatra, Empire of the Sun, The Asphyx, The Shout, Searching for Bobby Fischer, Henry V, The Fruit Machine, England, My England, Chaplin, The Bonfire of the ...
TV Shows	Fortunes of War, Dandelion Dead, The Box of Delights, Lizzie's Pictures, QB VII, Hell's Bells
Star Sign	Cancer

#	Quote
1	[on Anthony Hopkins] He has all those stutters, scratches and coughs and mini-splutters; it's always the same and it's awful. He's a much better actor than that, but these days he always seems to be doing the same irritating, mannered thing. He's forever coughing and spitting and winking and blinking.
2	[on Dame Thora Hird] An extremely adroit, skillful actress--John Osborne's favorite actress, for what that's worth--with an extraordinary ability, rather like Maggie Smith, to twist on a sixpence from being terribly funny to terribly touching. She's a bit mawkish, sometimes, but a brilliant comedienne. The tops.
3	[on Laurence Harvey] An appalling man and even more unforgivably, an appalling actor.
4	[1993, to a journalist about to review his performance in "King Lear"] Enjoy the show, it gets funnier in the second half.
5	Film acting is difficult to do properly. I remember I once said to George Cukor that I think it's as difficult to be Spencer Tracy as it is to be Laurence Olivier. He said, "Wrong, it's much more difficult to be Spencer Tracy".
6	[on Tony Richardson] He convinced me (wrongly of course) that anyone can make a movie. All Tony Richardson ever did was come in and ask his cameraman what he should do . . . He was a useless, unpleasant creature.
7	[on comedian Sonnie Hale] A gross, unfunny person offstage and someone, on the whole, to avoid.
8	One reason I've never chased after films is that once you become a film star, you can't really stop, because you have to be before the public's eye all the time. I wouldn't care for that. Also, in films the material can't be that good all the time. You have to make mostly bad films, or films that aren't frightfully good. That wouldn't interest me - not that I've ever been offered that opportunity.
9	[on "Hamlet"] It is undoubtedly the greatest part ever written, but it's so complex. You can't really play it, you just give an opinion of it.
10	[on "The Method"] I once asked two old Russian actors about the Method, because I'd seen American actors in New York use their version of it and it was so awful, amateur and inept and stupid. And they said to me, "If you have a copy of ['Konstantin Stanislavski' 's] "My Life in Art" or "An Actor Prepares", just take it out and throw it in the river". If it was no use to them, it was certainly of no use to me.

#	Fact
1	Ironic that in "Fortunes of War" (BBC- 1987), his character ("Castlebar," a famous poet) dies during surgery for a perforated intestine.
2	Considered for the roles of Fallanda, Bukosvky, Sir Percy and Dr. Armstrong in Lifeforce (1985).
3	Variety Club of Great Britain Stage Actor Award for 1965 for his performances at the National Theatre, notably in Royal Hunt of the Sun and Trelawney of the Wells.
4	Provided the voice of Aragorn in the acclaimed 1981 BBC Radio serialisation of The Lord of the Rings.
5	He was awarded the Knight Bachelor of the Order of the British Empire in the 1995 Queen's New Years Honours List for his services to drama.
6	Stepfather of Quinn Hawkins.
7	Father-in-law of Anna-Louise Plowman.
8	Appeared with his then-wife, Maggie Smith, in Much Ado About Nothing (1967), which was, at least, the second film based on a William Shakespeare play, featuring a real-life husband and wife, that was later remade with another real-life husband and wife. The Taming of the Shrew (1929) starred then-husband-and-wife, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford, and was remade in 1967 with then-husband-and-wife Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. The Taming of the Shrew (1967) was directed by Franco Zeffirelli, who also directed the stage "Much Ado" with Stephens and Smith which was adapted for television in the same year, with only one recorded change from the stage cast. The 1993 remake of "Much Ado" starred Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson. Stephens worked jointly with Banagh and Thompson in Fortunes of War (1987) and Henry V (1989), while Smith worked with them both separately in the "Harry Potter" films. He and Smith also appeared opposite Laurence Olivier in (possibly separate) productions of "Othello", in which they played "Iago" and "Desdemonda", respectively. In the 1943 American production, those roles were played by then husband-and-wife José Ferrer and Uta Hagen.
9	Was nominated for Broadway's 1959 Tony Award as Best Actor (Dramatic) for "Epitaph for George Dillon."
10	He was awarded the Laurence Olivier Theatre Award in 1993 (1992 season) for Best Actor for his performance as Falstaff in "Henry IV, parts I & II" at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
11	One of eight actors profiled by Roger Lewis in his 1989 book, "Stage People": the interview with Stephens takes place in the Dirty Duck pub in Stratford-on-Avon.
12	Father of actors Toby Stephens and Chris Larkin.

Title	Year	Status	Character
England, My England	1995		John Dryden
99-1	1994-1995	TV Series	Commander Oakwood
Without Walls	1994	TV Series documentary	John Barrymore
Minder	1994	TV Series	Percy
Dandelion Dead	1994	TV Mini-Series	Henry Vaughan
Century	1993		Mr. Reisner
The Secret Rapture	1993		Max Lopert
Searching for Bobby Fischer	1993		Poe's Teacher
The Vampyr: A Soap Opera	1992	TV Movie	Narrator
Chaplin	1992		Ted the Drunk
Screen One	1992	TV Series	Reverend Irwine
Afraid of the Dark	1991		Dan Burns
30 Door Key	1991		Prof. Pimco
The Pope Must Diet	1991		The Camarlengo
The Storyteller: Greek Myths	1991	TV Mini-Series	Hades
Lorna Doone	1990	TV Movie	Sir Ensor Doone
The Children	1990		Azariah Dobree
The Bonfire of the Vanities	1990		Sir Gerald Moore
Wings of Fame	1990		Merrick
Stolen	1990	TV Series	Henry Allan
Henry V	1989		Auncient Pistol
War and Remembrance	1989	TV Mini-Series	SS Maj. Karl Rahm
Testimony	1988		Vsevolod Meyerhold
Blind Justice	1988	TV Mini-Series	Freddie Hunter
Ada dans la jungle	1988		Lord Gordon
The Fruit Machine	1988		Vincent
American Roulette	1988		Screech
Inspector Morse	1988	TV Series	Sir Wilfred Mulryne
Empire of the Sun	1987		Mr. Lockwood
Fortunes of War	1987	TV Mini-Series	Castlebar
High Season	1987		Konstantinis
Lizzie's Pictures	1987	TV Mini-Series	Jack Dickinson
Unnatural Causes	1986	TV Series	Vince
Hell's Bells	1986	TV Series	Bishop Godfrey Hethercote
Comrades	1986		Frampton
By the Sword Divided	1985	TV Series	Sir Ralph Winter
Puccini	1984	TV Movie	Giacomo Puccini
The Box of Delights	1984	TV Series	Abner Brown
Ill Fares the Land	1983
Birth of a Nation	1983	TV Movie	Vic Griffiths
Studio	1983	TV Series	Lyndsay
Anyone for Denis?	1982	TV Movie	Schubert
The Tractor Factor	1982	Short
The Year of the French	1982	TV Mini-Series	George Moore
Celebrity Playhouse	1981	TV Series	Charles Appleby
The Games of Countess Dolingen	1981		Le professeur
The Search for Alexander the Great	1981	TV Mini-Series	Darius
The Winter's Tale	1981	TV Movie	Polixenes
The Double Dealer	1980	TV Movie	Maskwell
Lady Killers	1980	TV Series	Sir Edward Marshall Hall, K.C.
A Question of Guilt	1980	TV Series	Edward Clarke QC
Play for Today	1980	TV Series	Beust
ITV Playhouse	1968-1980	TV Series	Professor Rex Thornton / James Woodley / Bryan Baker / ...
BBC2 Playhouse	1980	TV Series	Warburton
Suez 1956	1979	TV Movie	President Nasser
One Fine Day	1979	TV Movie	Welby
The Voyage of Charles Darwin	1978	TV Series	Samuel Wilberforce
BBC Play of the Month	1968-1978	TV Series	Prince of Wales Grigory Rasputin Oberon ...
The Shout	1978		Chief Medical Officer
Holocaust	1978	TV Mini-Series	Uncle Kurt Dorf
Eustace and Hilda	1977	TV Series	Jasper Bentwich
La nuit, tous les chats sont gris	1977		Charles Watson
The Duellists	1977		Gen. Treillard
Softly Softly: Task Force	1976	TV Series	Colonel Rawlings
Gangsters	1976	TV Series	Sir George Jeavons
Late Night Drama	1974	TV Series	The host
QB VII	1974	TV Mini-Series	Robert Highsmith
Luther	1974		Johan Von Eck
Vienna 1900	1973-1974	TV Mini-Series	Dr. Graesler
Travels with My Aunt	1972		Ercole Visconti
The Asphyx	1972		Sir Hugo Cunningham
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes	1971	TV Series	Max Carrados
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes	1970		Sherlock Holmes
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie	1969		Teddy Lloyd
Romeo and Juliet	1968		The Prince
Much Ado About Nothing	1967	TV Movie	Benedick
ITV Play of the Week	1958-1966	TV Series	Frederick Cornelius Christian Leonard Timbrell
Armchair Theatre	1966	TV Series	Bernie
Theatre 625	1966	TV Series	Trigorin / Stephen
Morgan!	1966		Charles Napier
First Night	1964	TV Series	Arnold Claybill
Channing	1964	TV Series	Paddy Riordan
Cleopatra	1963		Germanicus
BBC Sunday-Night Play	1963	TV Mini-Series	Bob Saunders / Walter Purkiss
The Small World of Sammy Lee	1963		Gerry Sullivan
Lisa	1962		Dickens
Lunch Hour	1961		Man
The Queen's Guards	1961		Henry Wynne-Walton
Pirates of Tortuga	1961		Henry Morgan
A Taste of Honey	1961		Peter Smith
Circle of Deception	1960		Capt. Stein
ITV Television Playhouse	1960	TV Series	Frank Rush
The DuPont Show of the Month	1959	TV Series
Nom-de-Plume	1956	TV Series	John
War and Peace	1956		Officer Talking with Natasha (uncredited)

Title	Year	Status	Character
This Is Your Life	1994	TV Series documentary	Himself
Omnibus	1981	TV Series documentary	Himself
Billy Wilder	1970	TV Movie documentary	Himself
The 24th Annual Tony Awards	1970	TV Special	Himself - Presenter
Neues aus der Welt des Films	1969	TV Series	Himself
Ten Days That Shook the World	1967	TV Movie documentary	Lenin (voice)

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