Acting

Ray Milland

1907–1986 · Acting

61.4avg grm

16titles

#357best rank

5honors

best title · #357 on siteDial M for Murder1954 · as Tony Wendice78.5

Honors

5

1946Academy Award — Best Actor

1946Cannes Film Festival Award — Best Actor

1945National Board of Review Award — Best Actor

1946Golden Globe Award — Best Actor (lead)

—star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Bio

Ray Milland (3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986) was a Welsh actor and director. He is best remembered for his Academy Award–winning portrayal of an alcoholic writer in The Lost Weekend (1945), as well as for his performances in Dial M for Murder (1954) and Love Story (1970).

Filmography

ranked on this site

1970s1 title

Rich Man, Poor Man1976 · as Duncan Calderwood · series64.2

1960s2 titles

The Dick Powell Theatre1961 · as Director · series63.9 T

Thriller1960 · as Director · series60.5

1950s4 titles

Suspicion1957 · as Director · series64.0 D

Dial M for Murder1954 · as Tony Wendice78.5 F

The Ford Television Theatre1952 · as Director · series63.9 S

Schlitz Playhouse1951 · as Director · series64.0

1940s6 titles

Alias Nick Beal1949 · as Nick Beal56.0 B

The Big Clock1948 · as George Stroud59.1 L

The Lost Weekend1945 · as Don Birnam74.2 U

The Uninvited1944 · as Roderick Fitzgerald54.1 M

Ministry of Fear1944 · as Stephen Neale53.2 M

The Major and the Minor1942 · as Major Philip Kirby55.6

1930s3 titles

Beau Geste1939 · as John Geste58.0 E

Easy Living1937 · as John Ball Jr.58.1 B

Blonde Crazy1931 · as Joe Reynolds55.4

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Ray Milland

R

born1907

died1986

known forActing

titles on site16

best title rank#357 · Dial M for Murder (1954)

avg GRM61.4

honors5 · Academy Award — Best Actor, 1946

Ray Milland (3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986) was a Welsh actor and director. He is best remembered for his Academy Award–winning portrayal of an alcoholic writer in The Lost Weekend (1945), as well as for his performances in Dial M for Murder (1954) and Love Story (1970).

Filmography

ranked on this site

1970s

1 title

64.2Rich Man, Poor Man1976 · as Duncan Calderwood · series

1960s

2 titles

63.9The Dick Powell Theatre1961 · as Director · series T

60.5Thriller1960 · as Director · series

1950s

4 titles

64.0Suspicion1957 · as Director · series D

78.5Dial M for Murder1954 · as Tony Wendice F

63.9The Ford Television Theatre1952 · as Director · series S

64.0Schlitz Playhouse1951 · as Director · series

1940s

6 titles

56.0Alias Nick Beal1949 · as Nick Beal B

59.1The Big Clock1948 · as George Stroud L

74.2The Lost Weekend1945 · as Don Birnam U

54.1The Uninvited1944 · as Roderick Fitzgerald M

53.2Ministry of Fear1944 · as Stephen Neale M

55.6The Major and the Minor1942 · as Major Philip Kirby

1930s

3 titles

58.0Beau Geste1939 · as John Geste E

58.1Easy Living1937 · as John Ball Jr.B

55.4Blonde Crazy1931 · as Joe Reynolds

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