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Graham Payn

Actor (4)

Passed away on: 04-11-2005 (87)

Born: 25 April 1918

Known from: The Italian Job, Jigsaw and Boys in Brown

IMDb profile: Graham Payn

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Full filmography (4)
3,30 (462)

The Italian Job

1969 • 99 minuten
as Keats
3 comments
3,42 (6)

Jigsaw

1962 • 107 minuten
3,00 (3)

Boys in Brown

1949 • 85 minuten
as Plato Cartwright
3,00 (1)

The Astonished Heart

1950 • 85 minuten
as Tim Verney

Collaborated with

Michael Caine Michael Caine
Stanley Baker Stanley Baker
Quincy Jones Quincy Jones
John Le Mesurier John Le Mesurier
Timothy Bateson Timothy Bateson
Jack Warner Jack Warner
Marianne Stone Marianne Stone
Ralph Michael Ralph Michael
Noel Coward Noel Coward
Val Guest Val Guest
Laurence Olivier Laurence Olivier
Reginald Beckwith Reginald Beckwith
Chic Waterson Chic Waterson
Stanley Escane Stanley Escane
Helen Whitson Helen Whitson

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The Italian Job

The Italian Job (1969)

Crime / Comedy

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