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James Cossins (1933 - 1997) fue un actor de Reino Unido conocido por El hombre de la pistola de oro, El aniversario, El primer gran asalto al tren, Miss Marple: En el Hotel Bertram (TV), Tensión (Serie de TV), Miedo en la noche, Immaculate Conception, El joven y la cuarentona, P.D. James: Muertes poco naturales (TV) y Maestro de ladrones
James Cossins (born 4th December 1933 in Beckenham, Kent; died 12th February 1997 in Alton, Hampshire) appeared on Coronation Street in February 1965 as Alex Soames, personnel officer at Gamma Garments, who interviewed Elsie Tanner for a position. After serving in the RAF he trained at RADA. He appeared initially as an actor in repertory and at the Nottingham Playhouse and also appeared in ...
James Cossins was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1958, he joined the Nottingham Playhouse. Cossins's early acting career consisted of roles in various films, ...
Actor James Cossins was one of the ranks of British character players seemingly put on earth to play fussy, officious roles. Cossins' movie work commenced in the mid '60s and embraced such films as Richard Lester's How I Won the War (1968), Hammer's Lost Continent (1968), the Jack Wild vehicle Melody (1970) and the turgid Richard Burton meller Villain (1971).
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James Cossins The role which best epitomised James Cossins was the fussy, repressed Brown in Villain (1971). He began movie acting in the mid '60s and featured in such films as Richard Lester's How I Won the War (1967), Hammer's The Lost Continent (1968), the Jack Wild vehicle Melody (1971) and the aforementioned cult classic Villain (1971) with Richard Burton.
