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Ysanne Churchman est une Actrice née le 14 mai 1925 à Sutton Coldfield (Royaume-uni)
Ysanne Churchman (born 14 May 1925) worked as an actress and narrator on British radio, TV and film for over 50 years (1938–1993). She achieved national fame as 'Grace Archer' in the long-running BBC radio drama series The Archers, when Grace died in a fire on the night when ITV launched in 1955.
Ysanne Churchman was born on 14 May 1925 in Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, to Andrew Churchman and Gladys Dale, well-known stage and radio performers in London.
In 1938 Churchman appeared on both BBC Radio Children's Hour and in a BBC TV play Gallows Glorious. She trained as a dancer at Cone-Ripman College. After learning repertory and theatre she specialised in radio and voice work for film and television. This led to national fame as Grace in the long-running radio series The Archers when Grace suffered grievous injuries in a fire on the night of the ITV launch in 1955; the character died in the following day's episode. (She strongly suspected the producer was glad to be rid of her at the time as she had discovered that some of her cast members in this regional, Birmingham, production, were not being paid Equity minimum rates and raised the matter). She went on to voice five other Archers characters over the years, most recently Mary Pound in 1983.
Along with many story-telling and reading roles on the BBC she also performed as: Sara in the series Sara and Hoppity, Marla and Cassie in Space Patrol, the voice of Alpha Centauri in the series Doctor Who, and Soo the computer in Dominick Hyde. She was the first actress employed by Capital Radio, reading a serial book.
She married Tony Pilgrim MBE a senior BBC engineer, in 1951 and they celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary in 2011. He died in January 2015 after 63 years of marriage. She retired in 1993, but still does occasional voice-over and television appearances.
Following the death of Dorothy-Rose Gribble on 1st October 2014, Churchman is currently the oldest-living Doctor Who actress, followed by Honor Blackman and June Whitfield.
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Ysanne Churchman was born on 14 May 1925 in Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, to Andrew Churchman and Gladys Dale, well-known stage and radio performers in London.
In 1938 Churchman appeared on both BBC Radio Children's Hour and in a BBC TV play Gallows Glorious. She trained as a dancer at Cone-Ripman College. After learning repertory and theatre she specialised in radio and voice work for film and television. This led to national fame as Grace in the long-running radio series The Archers when Grace suffered grievous injuries in a fire on the night of the ITV launch in 1955; the character died in the following day's episode. (She strongly suspected the producer was glad to be rid of her at the time as she had discovered that some of her cast members in this regional, Birmingham, production, were not being paid Equity minimum rates and raised the matter). She went on to voice five other Archers characters over the years, most recently Mary Pound in 1983.
Along with many story-telling and reading roles on the BBC she also performed as: Sara in the series Sara and Hoppity, Marla and Cassie in Space Patrol, the voice of Alpha Centauri in the series Doctor Who, and Soo the computer in Dominick Hyde. She was the first actress employed by Capital Radio, reading a serial book.
She married Tony Pilgrim MBE a senior BBC engineer, in 1951 and they celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary in 2011. He died in January 2015 after 63 years of marriage. She retired in 1993, but still does occasional voice-over and television appearances.
Following the death of Dorothy-Rose Gribble on 1st October 2014, Churchman is currently the oldest-living Doctor Who actress, followed by Honor Blackman and June Whitfield.
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Les 12 travaux d'Astérix (1976)
, 1h18Réalisé par Albert Uderzo, René Goscinny, Henri Gruel
Origine France
Genres Comédie, Aventure, Animation
Thèmes Mise en scène d'un animal, Cirque, Film d'animation mettant en scène un animal, Mise en scène d'un chien, Astérix, Politique, Buddy movie, Films pour enfants, Mise en scène d'un mammifère
Acteurs Roger Carel, Jacques Morel, Terry Scott, Henri Labussière, Jean Martinelli, Henri Virlogeux
Rôle Additional Voices (voice)
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50 avant J.-C. Dans la Gaule occupée par les Romains, un petit village résiste encore et toujours à l’envahisseur. Jules César, à qui l’on a rapporté que ces irréductibles Gaulois étaient dotés de pouvoirs divins, leur lance alors un défi. Astérix et Obélix devront se soumettre à douze épreuves (comme les travaux d'Hercule). Cependant les travaux d’Hercule étant un peu « passés de mode », César et ses conseillers ont mis en place de nouvelles épreuves. S'ils réussissent, César leur promet de quitter le pouvoir et de le remettre à Abraracourcix, leur chef. Mais s'ils perdent une de ces épreuves, ils connaîtront la colère de César. Le Romain Caius Pupus, homme de petite taille à la démarche de pigeon, est envoyé avec eux pour leur servir à la fois de guide et d'huissier.
Othello (1956)
, 1h47Réalisé par Sergueï Ioutkevitch
Genres Drame
Thèmes La mer, Théâtre, Transport, Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre, Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre de William Shakespeare
Acteurs Serge Bondartchouk, Irina Skobtseva, Evgueni Iakovlevitch Vesnik, Andrei Popov, Ysanne Churchman, Kathleen Byron
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