Kenneth Griffith

Kenneth Griffith

actor, writer, script and continuity department

Kenneth Griffith was born on Oct 12, 1921 in UK. Kenneth Griffith's big-screen debut came with The Farmer's Wife directed by Leslie Arliss in 1941, strarring George Smerdon. Kenneth Griffith is known for Four Weddings and a Funeral directed by Mike Newell, Hugh Grant stars as Charles - Wedding One and James Fleet as Tom - Wedding One. The most recent award Kenneth Griffith achieved is BAFTA Awards, Wales. The upcoming new movie Kenneth Griffith plays is Very Annie Mary which will be released on May 25, 2001.

Kenneth went to a grammar school in South Wales where the English literary teacher had the class read out parts in plays, which was the one thing he enjoyed; as a result, he was put in a play about Richard II. A local critic wrote, 'If this boy chooses to make the stage a career he should do well,' which gave Kenneth the idea of acting despite never having seen an actor or a theatre up to then. He left school at 15 with no idea of what to do apart from joining the army which would provide him with a uniform and food and possibly send him to India. Instead he went to Cambridge at 15½ to work in an ironmongers. He went to the stage door of the Cambridge Theatre with some of his notices and asked for the producer, who gave him a job at £3 a week. Despite having had no formal theatre training he made 70+ films, as well as researching and directing two of his own documentaries.

  • Birthday

    Oct 12, 1921
  • Place of Birth

    Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

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Awards

1 wins & 0 nominations

BAFTA Awards, Wales
1994
Winner - Special Award

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