Norman Wooland Net Worth is
$1.4 Million

Mini Biography

A classical stage actor who enjoyed moderate film stardom in the past due 1940s and 1950s, the good-looking, somewhat unassuming Uk actor Norman Wooland also worked extensively on radio and tv in a profession that spanned 6 decades. Created to English parents in Dusseldorf, Germany on March 16, 1910, he was informed in Britain and began in local theatre during his teenager years. He continued to earn solid see in repertory as a normal performer in Stratford-on-Avon Shakespearean productions. Showing up in “The Vendor of Venice” by age 16, he graced several pre-WWII takes on including “WHENEVER WE Are Wedded” (1937), “Period as well as the Conways” (1938) and “What THEY STATE” (1939). He became a member of the BBC in 1939 and spent six years like a radio commentator. Although he made his film debut in 1937, Wooland didn’t attract very much attention before post-war era. The dark-haired, somewhat drawn-faced actor produced strong main character impressions with Get away (1948), Appear Before YOU LIKE (1948), All around the City (1949) and Madeleine (1950) while growing onscreen in Shakespeare aswell, notably helping Laurence Olivier. Wooland portrayed Horatio contrary Olivier’s Oscar-winning Hamlet (1948) and afterwards performed Catesby to Olivier’s Richard III (1955). He also performed Paris alongside Laurence Harvey and Susan Shentall’s Romeo and Juliet (1954), in a smaller known version from the Bard’s tragedy. Wooland reunited along with his film Hamlet compatriots Eileen Herlie (Gertrude) and Basil Sydney (Claudius) in the significant historical play The Angel using the Trumpet (1950) portraying Prince Rudolf. He also made an appearance with Ms. Herlie within a stage creation of “THE NEXT Mrs. Tanqueray the next year. The 1950s was Wooland’s most steadfast 10 years to make films, including the time costumers Quo Vadis (1951) and Ivanhoe (1952), where he portrayed Richard the Lionhearted, and a lead role in the crimer The Professional Program (1954). In the ensuing years he transferred further down the credits list using the Flesh Is normally Weak (1957), The Bandit of Zhobe (1959), The Weapons of Navarone (1961), _Barabbas (1962)_ and Nov the Roman Empire (1964), but was provided the business lead (Ruler Saul) in the Spanish/Italian co-production Saul e David (1964). He discovered more varied focus on Television, also sitcoms, in the 60s and 70s, and continuing his strong focus on the stage with “An Foe from the People” (1968), “A GUY for All Periods” (1972), “Six Individuals searching for an Writer” (1972), “Satisfaction and Prejudice” (1975), “Equus” (1976) and “The Crazy Duck” (1979). Wooland passed away in Britain in 1989 after having experienced multiple strokes.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Norman Read
Date Of Birth	August 13, 1931
Died	May 22, 1994, Pirongia, New Zealand
Place Of Birth	England, United Kingdom
Nationality	New Zealand