Tony Award-Winning Actor Alan Bates Dies

U.K. Actor Alan Bates, Winner of Tony Award and a Star of Movie 'Zorba the Greek,' Dies at 69

Actor David Hemmings Dies on Set of Film

His boyish good looks were put to use in the science-fiction romp "Barbarella" and the film version of the stage musical "Camelot."
In 1975, Hemmings played the title role in "By Jeeves," a short-running collaboration between Alan Ayckbourn and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Actually, it was called "Jeeves" then...
and thanks to "Jeeves" on All That Chat for the link.

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