Born in 1914, this British actor became a beloved figure in post-war cinema, known for his charm and versatility. He gained fame in the 1950s with hits like "Genevieve" and "Reach for the Sky," portraying everyday heroes with relatable warmth. His career spanned stage, film, and television, earning him a BAFTA for "Doctor in the House." Despite a decline in lead roles during the 1960s, he remained active in theater and TV until his passing in 1982, leaving a lasting legacy in British entertainment.