Kenneth More 1914 – 1982

Biography

Kenneth More was born on September 20, 1914, in Gerrards Cross, England. He would go on to become a distinguished British actor, gracing both the stage and silver screen with his talent and presence. His career spanned decades, during which he became known for his work in film and theatre, earning recognition as one of Britain’s notable performing artists of his era.

Throughout his professional life, More established himself as a versatile performer, contributing significantly to British entertainment during the twentieth century. His dedication to his craft allowed him to build a substantial body of work that resonated with audiences across multiple generations. Whether performing on stage or before the camera, he demonstrated a commitment to his roles that reflected the standards of excellence expected of actors of his caliber.

Kenneth More passed away on July 12, 1982, in London, having succumbed to Parkinson’s disease. His final resting place is Putney Vale Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. Though his life came to an end, his contributions to British film and theatre remained a testament to his enduring legacy in the entertainment world.