Alan Badel
Biography
Alan Badel was an English actor who worked widely across stage, film, radio and television, born in Rusholme, Manchester. He began his film career as John the Baptist in Salome (1953), and went on to play Richard Wagner in the biopic Magic Fire and the impresario Karl Denny in Bitter Harvest. He played the villainous Najim Beshraavi in Arabesque (1966) opposite Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren, and the French Interior Minister in the political thriller The Day of the Jackal (1973). On television he appeared as Edmond Dantès in a BBC adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo and as Employment Minister David Last in Bill Brand. One of his last roles was Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg in Nijinsky (1980); his performance as Count Fosco in The Woman in White was shown after his death in 1982.
58years old at death
- Born Manchester
- Died Chichester
- Star sign: VirgoThe sign runs August 23 to September 22
- Also credited as Alan Fernand Badel
Movie Career
- Films
- 13
- Career span
- 27 years1953 to 1980
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Also two films together5 more actors
- Ronald LaceyNijinsky (1980) and Otley (1969)
- Lee RemickThe Medusa Touch (1978) and Telefon (1977)
- Colin BlakelyNijinsky (1980) and This Sporting Life (1963)
- Leonard RossiterOtley (1969) and This Sporting Life (1963)
- Tony BrittonAgatha (1979) and The Day of the Jackal (1973)
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