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Keith Baxter was a Welsh actor and director who appeared in films, Broadway and television. He was known for his roles in Chimes at Midnight, Sleuth, Ash Wednesday and The Woman in Black.
Keith Baxter (1933-2023) was a classically-trained actor who appeared in stage, film and TV productions. He worked with Orson Welles, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, among others, and wrote a memoir about his theatrical career.
Actor: Chimes at Midnight. A classically-trained actor, director and playwright, Keith Baxter (born Keith Stanley Baxter-Wright) was a commanding theatrical presence.
Oct 16, 2023 · Keith Baxter, who starred in Broadway shows such as A Man for All Seasons and Sleuth, passed away at age 90. He also appeared in films, TV, and London theatre, and directed several plays at STC.
Oct 13, 2023 · Keith Baxter, who has died aged 90, was regarded by theatre colleagues as one of the most underrated actors, directors and dramatists of his generation; he worked for more than 60 years,...
Oct 14, 2023 · Keith Baxter, who played Prince Hal opposite Orson Welles’ Sir John Falstaff in the stage and film versions of Chimes at Midnight, passed away from a heart attack in France. He was a classically-trained actor, director and playwright who also appeared in The Other Side of the Wind and The Sacred Beasts.
Orson Welles cast Welsh actor Keith Baxter to play the role of Prince Hal in his stage production of Chimes at Midnight. In 1966 he returned to the role in W...
Nov 14, 2023 · Keith Baxter was an actor, writer and director who worked in theatre, film and TV. He died in 2023 at 90 and is survived by his husband, Brian Holden.
Keith Stanley Baxter-Wright (29 April 1933 – 24 September 2023), known professionally as Keith Baxter, was a Welsh theatre, film and television actor and director.
A British actor, who is best known for his celebrated theatre work although he did star in more than 30 productions for the screen. Keith Baxter graduated from RADA before making his film debut in The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1957), followed by an uncredited role in Peeping Tom (1960).
