Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Ray Milland across 5 places, from 1907 to 1986.
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Ray Milland (born Alfred Reginald Jones; 3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986) was a Welsh and American actor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ray Milland was documented, and when
3 January 1907exact date
Neathattested“Milland was born Alfred Reginald Jones on 3 January 1907 in Neath, Wales, the son of Elizabeth Annie (née Truscott) and steel mill superintendent Alfred Jones.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1933year
UKattested“Milland found life in Britain difficult, receiving little regular work, although he finally found parts in two British films, This Is the Life and Orders Is Orders (both 1933).”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1974year
University College Cardiffattested“Of his parents, he wrote in his 1974 autobiography: At the age of 18, Milland passed the entrance examination to University College Cardiff but did not pursue studies there.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
10 March 1986exact date
Torrance, Californiaattested“Milland died of lung cancer at the Torrance Memorial Medical Center in Torrance, California, on 10 March 1986.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
10 March 1986exact date
Torrance Memorial Medical Centerattested“Milland died of lung cancer at the Torrance Memorial Medical Center in Torrance, California, on 10 March 1986.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
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Places Ray Milland is documented in
Neath1 presence · 1907
Torrance Memorial Medical Center1 presence · 1986
Torrance, California1 presence · 1986
UK1 presence · 1933
University College Cardiff1 presence · 1974
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1930year
Hollywood, Los Angelesmentioned“Despite this setback, the studio executives talked Milland into staying in Hollywood, and in 1930, he appeared in his first US film Passion Flower.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
30 September 1932exact date
The Mission Inn Hotel & Spamentioned“The ceremony took place on 30 September 1932 at the Riverside Mission Inn.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1947 to 1948period
Englandmentioned“He was one of many Paramount stars who made a cameo in Variety Girl (1947) then went to England to make So Evil My Love (1948), produced by Hal Wallis for director Lewis Allen.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1951year
United Kingdommentioned“Milland was directed by Jacques Tourneur in RKO's Circle of Danger (1951); set in the United Kingdom, it was the only time he filmed in his home country of Wales.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1956year
Englandmentioned“He directed episodes of The Ford Television Theatre and Schlitz Playhouse and starred in the features Three Brave Men (1956), The River's Edge (1957), a Western directed by Allan Dwan for Benedict Bogeaus, and High Flight (1957), an air…”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1958year
Englandmentioned“His third feature as director was The Safecracker (1958), which was shot in England.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1960year
French Rivieramentioned“He retired again, this time to the French Riviera in 1960.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
1976year
Australiamentioned“(1976), The Last Tycoon (1976), Seventh Avenue (1976), Oil (1977), Testimony of Two Men (1977), The Uncanny (1977), Slavers (1977) and The Pyjama Girl Case (1978), an Italian giallo set in Australia.”source: Wikipedia: Ray Milland
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