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Bernard Braden was a Canadian-born British actor and comedian, who hosted several TV and radio shows in the UK. He also appeared in films, stage plays and interviewed public figures for a series called Now and Then.
Bernard Braden (1916-1993) was a Canadian-born British actor, producer and writer who appeared in TV shows and films such as All Night Long, The Day the Earth Caught Fire and Stop Me Before I Kill. He was also a sports enthusiast, a tennis player and a husband of actress Barbara Kelly.
Feb 6, 1993 · BERNARD BRADEN, the actor and broadcaster, originated the serious television consumer programme in the 1960s with On the Braden Beat and Braden's Week. Braden was born in Vancouver,...
Feb 6, 1993 · Bernard Braden, actor and broadcaster, born Vancouver 16 May 1916, married 1942 Barbara Kelly (one son, two daughters), died London 2 February 1993.
Bernard Braden was a Canadian-born actor, writer and broadcaster who appeared in several films and TV shows. He was also a sports enthusiast who played basketball, tennis and box lacrosse, and hosted the BBC's first school program "The Brains Trust".
Mar 3, 1993 · Its press headlines following the first night's phenomenal reception proclaimed Braden's success: 'Nightmare with Braden', 'Bad time with Braden', 'Chills with Braden', 'Shivers with Braden',...
May 16, 2015 · Braden Back On The Beat Made for 4 Extra. BBC Radio 4 Extra presents a retrospective to reintroduce the pioneering TV and radio superstar Bernard Braden to the airwaves after far too long an...
May 16, 2015 · A tribute to Bernard Braden, a versatile radio performer and writer, by his friend Richard Ingrams. Listen to his classic shows 'Leave Your Name and Number' and 'Bedtime with Braden'.
Bernard Chastey Braden (16 May 1916 – 2 February 1993) was a Canadian-born English actor and comedian. Braden was born in Vancouver, British Columbia and educated at Magee Secondary School, Kerrisdale, Vancouver. He produced plays on CJOR Vancouver in the late 30s and early 40s.[1]
May 21, 2016 · To celebrate the month that pioneering TV and radio superstar, Bernard Braden would have turned 100 years old (on 16th May), BBC Radio 4 Extra brings you a selection of some of his finest...
