Philip
2006-09-20 19:17:46 UTC
Actor: Anton Diffring, played in British films usually always playing a
Nazi
which is ironic because he fled from Nazi Germany in 1939.
He was born in Koblenz, Germany, on October 20, 1918 he died
on 20 May 1989 at Chateauneuf-de-Grasse, France.
Unusually he doesn't seem to have an autobiography
no wife? no children? nothing.
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Actors at that time in the British, film industry, often move to
France, if they were
homosexuals like Dirk Bogarde,
http://members.aol.com/Alpheratz9/pics.html
because of the strict privacy laws in France, that do not exist
anywhere else.
But even so we now have a "warts and all" autobiography about Dirk
Bogarde
So why does this Anton Diffring, cease to exist outside of films?
Unusual.. very unusual he must have been a homosexual.
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Unless you know different?
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Anton Diffring
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Picture number:2000-5000_0067
Credit:Ashton & Leakey Collection at NMPFT/Science & Society Picture
Library
Caption:
A reference photograph of Anton Diffring (1918-1989), who played Bonner
in the Hammer film 'The Man Who Could Cheat Death' (1959), taken by an
unknown photographer in 1958. In the climactic scene, Diffring's
appearance changed radically - from a young man to a living corpse. Roy
Ashton (1909-1995) achieved the effect with liquid rubber, which, when
allowed to dry on a pinch of skin, would leave wrinkles when the skin
was released back to its original position. He then used blue mending
wool to imitate collapsed veins. Ashton also prepared a cap, which he
covered with wisps of hair and latex, and designed a special set of
contact lenses to create the milky white and yellow effect of an aged
eye. This photograph is from the Ashton & Leakey Collection. Roy Ashton
(1909-1995) and Phil Leakey (1908-1992) worked for Hammer Films during
the 1950s and 1960s. They were pioneers of special effects make-up -
using cosmetics and prosthetics to transform an actor's appearance.
In Collection of: National Museum of Photography Film & Television
Subject(s) > Entertainment & Media > Cinematography & Film
http://www.britmovie.co.uk/actors/index.html
A "warts and all" description or representation of a person is one that
includes all the bad qualities in that person's character and makes no
attempt to hide them.
________________________________________________________________________________
980s
There's been a bomb in Oxford Street! And in the
days before Al'Qaeda, there's only one prime suspect.
U.S.A sponsoring terrorists as always.
The U.S.A has sponsored every terrorist organisation in the world.
One way or another throughout history the U.S.A as attempted
to kill you.
Who's the Governor! You wankers. Keyboard warriors. Put up or shut the
fuck up.
http://media.putfile.com/On-The-Streets-Of-America-3
It shows you just how backward yanks are pathetic fucking yanks.
____________________________
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Freedom, if you don't use it you lose it.
Philip Davidson,
10 Ronald Avenue
West Ham
E15 3AH
East London
Mobile phone 07906821566
http://philipdavidson.blogspot.com/
Nazi
which is ironic because he fled from Nazi Germany in 1939.
He was born in Koblenz, Germany, on October 20, 1918 he died
on 20 May 1989 at Chateauneuf-de-Grasse, France.
Unusually he doesn't seem to have an autobiography
no wife? no children? nothing.
Loading Image...
Actors at that time in the British, film industry, often move to
France, if they were
homosexuals like Dirk Bogarde,
http://members.aol.com/Alpheratz9/pics.html
because of the strict privacy laws in France, that do not exist
anywhere else.
But even so we now have a "warts and all" autobiography about Dirk
Bogarde
So why does this Anton Diffring, cease to exist outside of films?
Unusual.. very unusual he must have been a homosexual.
Loading Image...
Unless you know different?
Loading Image...
Loading Image...
Anton Diffring
Loading Image...
Picture number:2000-5000_0067
Credit:Ashton & Leakey Collection at NMPFT/Science & Society Picture
Library
Caption:
A reference photograph of Anton Diffring (1918-1989), who played Bonner
in the Hammer film 'The Man Who Could Cheat Death' (1959), taken by an
unknown photographer in 1958. In the climactic scene, Diffring's
appearance changed radically - from a young man to a living corpse. Roy
Ashton (1909-1995) achieved the effect with liquid rubber, which, when
allowed to dry on a pinch of skin, would leave wrinkles when the skin
was released back to its original position. He then used blue mending
wool to imitate collapsed veins. Ashton also prepared a cap, which he
covered with wisps of hair and latex, and designed a special set of
contact lenses to create the milky white and yellow effect of an aged
eye. This photograph is from the Ashton & Leakey Collection. Roy Ashton
(1909-1995) and Phil Leakey (1908-1992) worked for Hammer Films during
the 1950s and 1960s. They were pioneers of special effects make-up -
using cosmetics and prosthetics to transform an actor's appearance.
In Collection of: National Museum of Photography Film & Television
Subject(s) > Entertainment & Media > Cinematography & Film
http://www.britmovie.co.uk/actors/index.html
A "warts and all" description or representation of a person is one that
includes all the bad qualities in that person's character and makes no
attempt to hide them.
________________________________________________________________________________
980s
There's been a bomb in Oxford Street! And in the
days before Al'Qaeda, there's only one prime suspect.
U.S.A sponsoring terrorists as always.
The U.S.A has sponsored every terrorist organisation in the world.
One way or another throughout history the U.S.A as attempted
to kill you.
Who's the Governor! You wankers. Keyboard warriors. Put up or shut the
fuck up.
http://media.putfile.com/On-The-Streets-Of-America-3
It shows you just how backward yanks are pathetic fucking yanks.
____________________________
ID signature
Freedom, if you don't use it you lose it.
Philip Davidson,
10 Ronald Avenue
West Ham
E15 3AH
East London
Mobile phone 07906821566
http://philipdavidson.blogspot.com/