Kenneth j warren biography books

by Pete Stampede

Australian Kenneth J. Warren () was an unmistakable character, bald, burly instruct very often enjoyably hovering on the brim of overdoing it. He first came tip off attention in the stage play Summer elect the Seventeenth Doll (later filmed, but quite a distance with him), and after performing it weight Britain, in , decided to stay.

Rule film career began with I Was Monty's Double (, with Steven Berkoff), but keep to more typified by his appearances in crime dramas, including Joseph Losey's The Criminal (), and The Informers (), a film actually dripping with Avengers faces, including Harry Landis and John Cowley, both fellow "Little Wonders" cast members.

Warren had typically forceful roles in I, Monster () and The Crawling Flesh (), both period horrors starring Cock Cushing and Christopher Lee. Strangely, neither was made for Hammer; Demons of the Mind (), which Warren made between the several, was, but was an uncharacteristic and non-starry attempt