Barry Morse Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Wife, Children, Bio & More

Barry Morse

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Herbert Morse

BIRTHDAY

June 10, 1918

BORN ON DAY

Monday

BIRTHPLACE

Shoreditch, London, England

DIED AT AGE

99 Years 7 Months 22 Days

DEATHDATE

February 2, 2018

DEATHPLACE

London, United Kingdom

NATIONALITY

English

PROFESSION

Movies (Actor)

ZODIAC

GEMINI

Physical Stats

CHEST

N/A

BICEPS

N/A

WAIST

N/A

HEIGHT

6'4''(feet & inches)

1.9304 meters

193.04 cm

WEIGHT

N/A

Barry Morse Marriage, Affairs and Children

SPOUSE

NA (-)

Child(ren) of Barry Morse and NA

Barry Richard Charles Morse (Son)

SPOUSE

Sydney Sturgess (1939-1999)

Child(ren) of Barry Morse and Sydney Sturgess

Melanie Morse (14 June, 1945) (Daughter) (Died on 1 February 2005 (Actress))

Hayward Morse (13 September, 1947) (Son) (Voice Actor)

Fame & Address

SIGNATURE

DEBUT

The Goose Steps Out (Film 1942)

FAMOUS FROM/AS

The Fugitive as Lt. Philip Gerard (TV Series 1963-1967)

Official Website

www.barrymorse.com

Education, Net Worth & More

More Information

Career of Barry Morse

He started performing when he was attending the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He played the titular character in the play "Henry V." He also worked for radio including a lead role in the show "The Fall of the City." His first film role was in the film " The Goose Steps Out." Some of his other film credits are Kings of the Sun, Asylum, Taxman. His appearance in the film "I Really Hate My Job" was his final film role.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Barry Morse

Did Barry Morse takes alcohol? Yes.
Was Barry Morse in the habit of Smoking? NA.
Morse was a philanthropist and was a supporter of various charitable organizations such as the London Shakespeare Workout Prison Project, the Toronto-based Performing Arts Lodges of Canada, and more.
He appeared for a small role in both the version of films The Twilight Zone.
The actor tried to join the Royal Navy at the time of World War II but came to know that he is suffering from tuberculosis in a physical examination which was detected at an early stage and cured timely.
He turned down a small role in the motion picture version of "The Fugitive" portraying Samuel Gerard's father.
Morse was a left-hander and was often beaten by the teachers in his school as he couldn't write with his right hand.
The actor had done voice roles also including the voice of Dragon in the animated film "The Railway Dragon" among others.