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Richard Burton publicity photo for Prince of Players (1955)

Richard Burton (10 November 1925 – 5 August 1984) was a Welsh actor who had an extensive career primarily on stage and in film.

Known for his powerful presence and mellifluous baritone voice he starred in numerous notable films. He made his feature film debut in the British drama The Last Days of Dolwyn in 1949. Burton gained attention for his role as Philip Ashley, the protagonist in the romantic mystery My Cousin Rachel (1952) earning his first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.[1] Burton's stardom grew earning Academy Award for Best Actor nomination for portraying a history professor in a troubled marriage in the Mike Nichols directed drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) opposite his wife Elizabeth Taylor.[2] He also starred in 10 other films opposite Taylor including The V.I.P.s (1963), Cleopatra (1963), The Sandpiper (1965), The Taming of the Shrew (1967), Doctor Faustus (1967), The Comedians (1967), Boom! (1968), Under Milk Wood (1971), Hammersmith is Out (1972).[3][4]

Burton received further Oscar nominations for playing a Roman officer in the Biblical epic The Robe (1953), Henry II of England in the historical drama Becket (1964), a British MI6 agent in spy thriller The Spy Who Came In from the Cold (1965), King Henry II again in historical drama Anne of the Thousand Days (1969), and a psychiatrist treating a young patient in psychological drama Equus (1977). During this time Burton also starred in Alexander the Great (1956), The Longest Day (1962), and The Night of the Iguana (1965). His final film role was in Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984).

On stage, Burton gained prominence as a Shakespearean actor acting in numerous works of William Shakespeare. He portrayed roles such as Prince Hal in Henry IV, Part 1 (1951) and Henry IV, Part 2 (1951), Henry V of England in Henry V (1951), Ferdinand in The Tempest (1951), Prince Hamlet in Hamlet (1953), Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night (1953), Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus in Coriolanus (1953), and Othello in Othello (1955). Burton originated the role as King Arthur in the Lerner and Loewe musical Camelot from 1960 to 1961 acting opposite Julie Andrews on Broadway.[5]

Acting credits

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Film

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Filmography of Richard Burton
Year Film Role Director Notes Ref(s)
1949 The Last Days of Dolwyn Gareth Emlyn Williams [6]
1949 Now Barabbas Paddy Gordon Parry [6]
1950 Waterfront Ben Satterthwaite Michael Anderson [6]
1950 The Woman with No Name Nick Chamerd Ladislao Vajda [6]
1951 Green Grow the Rushes Robert "Bob" Hammond Derek N. Twist [7]
1952 My Cousin Rachel Philip Ashley Henry Koster [8][9]
1953 The Desert Rats "Tammy" MacRoberts Robert Wise [10]
1953 The Robe Marcellus Gallio Henry Koster [8]
1954 Thursday's Children Narrator Lindsay Anderson Documentary film [11]
1955 Prince of Players Edwin Booth Philip Dunne [8]
1955 The Rains of Ranchipur Rama Safti Jean Negulesco [12]
1956 Alexander the Great Alexander the Great Robert Rossen [8]
1957 Sea Wife Biscuit Bob McNaught [13]
1957 Bitter Victory Jimmy Leith Nicholas Ray [14]
1959 Look Back in Anger Jimmy Porter Tony Richardson [15]
1960 Ice Palace Zeb Kennedy Vincent Sherman [15]
1960 The Bramble Bush Guy Montford Daniel Petrie [15]
1962 Dylan Thomas Narrator Jack Howells Documentary film [16]
1962 The Longest Day David Campbell Ken Annakin, Andrew Marton,
Bernhard Wicki, Gerd Oswald 		[17]
1963 Cleopatra Mark Antony Joseph L. Mankiewicz [18]
1963 The V.I.P.s Paul Andros Anthony Asquith [19]
1964 Zulu Narrator Cy Endfield [20]
1964 Becket Thomas Becket Peter Glenville [21]
1964 The Night of the Iguana T. Laurence Shannon John Huston [22]
1965 What's New Pussycat? Clive Donner Guest appearance [23]
1965 The Sandpiper Edward Hewitt Vincente Minnelli [21]
1965 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Alec Leamas Martin Ritt [21]
1966 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? George Mike Nichols [21]
1966 Florence: Days of Destruction Narrator Franco Zeffirelli Documentary film [24]
1967 The Taming of the Shrew Petruchio Franco Zeffirelli Also producer [25]
1967 Doctor Faustus Doctor Faustus Richard Burton, Nevill Coghill Also producer [26]
1967 The Comedians Brown Peter Glenville [25]
1967 The Comedians in Africa Himself Peter Glenville short subject made to promote The Comedians [27]
1968 Boom! Chris Flanders Joseph Losey [28]
1968 Where Eagles Dare Jonathan Smith Brian G. Hutton [29]
1968 Candy McPhisto Christian Marquand [25]
1969 Staircase Harry C. Leeds Stanley Donen [30]
1969 Anne of the Thousand Days Henry VIII of England Charles Jarrott [31]
1971 Raid on Rommel Alex Foster Henry Hathaway [32]
1971 Villain Vic Dakin Michael Tuchner [33]
1972 Under Milk Wood First Voice Andrew Sinclair [34]
1972 The Assassination of Trotsky Leon Trotsky Joseph Losey [35]
1972 Hammersmith Is Out Hammersmith Peter Ustinov [31]
1972 Bluebeard Baron Kurt von Sepper Edward Dmytryk [31]
1973 Battle of Sutjeska Josip Broz Tito Stipe Delić [36]
1973 Massacre in Rome Herbert Kappler George P. Cosmatos [37]
1974 The Voyage Cesare Braggi Vittorio De Sica [38]
1974 The Klansman Breck Stancill Terence Young [38]
1977 Exorcist II: The Heretic Philip Lamont John Boorman [38]
1977 Equus Martin Dysart Sidney Lumet [39]
1978 The Medusa Touch John Morlar Jack Gold [40]
1978 The Wild Geese Allan Faulkner Andrew V. McLaglen [39]
1978 Absolution Goddard Anthony Page [39]
1979 Breakthrough Rolf Steiner Andrew V. McLaglen [41]
1981 Circle of Two Ashley St. Clair Jules Dassin [39]
1981 Lovespell Mark of Cornwall Tom Donovan [39]
1983 Wagner Richard Wagner Tony Palmer [42]
1983 To the Ends of the Earth Narrator William Kronick Documentary film [43]
1984 Nineteen Eighty-Four O'Brien Michael Radford [42]

Television

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Television appearances of Richard Burton
Date Programme Role Notes Ref(s)
1952 Celanese Theatre Mat Burke Episode: "Anna Christie" [44]
1958 DuPont Show of the Month Heathcliff Episode: "Wuthering Heights" [45]
1960 Hallmark Hall of Fame Caliban Episode: "The Tempest" [46]
1960 A Subject of Scandal and Concern George Holyoake Television film by BBC Television [47]
1961 The Ed Sullivan Show Himself Episode: "Salute to Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe" [48]
1961 Camera Three Himself Episode: "A Child's Christmas in Wales" [49]
1963 The Ed Sullivan Show Himself Episode: "Richard Burton, Morecombe and Wise, Arthur Worsley, Dave Madden" [50]
1969 The Ed Sullivan Show Himself Episode: "The Swinging, Soulful Sixties" [51]
1970 Here's Lucy Himself Episode: "Lucy Meets the Burtons" [52]
1971 Mooch Goes to Hollywood Narrator Television film by Jim Backus — Jerry Devine Productions [53]
1973 Divorce His, Divorce Hers Martin Reynolds Television film by the American Broadcasting Company [54]
1974 The Merv Griffin Show Himself Episode: "May 15, 1974" [55]
1974 Film... Himself Episode: "Film '74 Special, Richard Burton: If it Stops, I'm Dead" [56]
1974 Hallmark Hall of Fame Alec Harvey Episode: "Brief Encounter" [57]
1974 Parkinson Himself Episode: "Richard Burton" [58]
1974 Hallmark Hall of Fame Winston Churchill Episode: "The Gathering Storm" [54][59]
1977 The Hollywood Greats Himself Episode: "Humphrey Bogart" [60]
1977 Film... Himself Episode: "Film 77 Episode 8" [61]
1977 Good Morning America Himself Episode: "October 11, 1977" [62]
1977 Good Morning America Himself Episode: "October 12, 1977" [63]
1977 Good Morning America Himself Episode: "October 13, 1977" [64]
1977 Dinah! Himself Episode: "October 17, 1977" [65]
1977 Dinah! Himself Episode: "November 18, 1977" [66]
1978 Good Morning America Himself Episode: "March 28, 1978" [67]
1978 Film... Himself Episode: "Film '78 Episode 11" [68]
1979 The Bob Hope Salute to 1920s and '30's Himself Television special [69]
1981 Good Morning America Himself Episode: "July 27, 1981" [70]
1982 Entertainment Tonight Himself Episode: "February 1, 1982" [71]
1982 Entertainment Tonight Himself Episode: "February 4, 1982" [72]
1982 Bob Hope's Star-Studded Spoof of the New TV Season,
G-Rated, with Glamour, Glitter and Gags 		Himself Television special [73]
1982 The Fall Guy Himself Episode: "Reluctant Traveling Companion" [74][75]
1983 Great Performances White Knight Episode: "Alice in Wonderland" [74][76]
1984 Entertainment Tonight Himself Episode: "July 31, 1984" [77]
1984 Ellis Island Phipps Ogden Main role; 2 episodes [74]

Theatre

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Stage credits of Richard Burton
Year Show Role Director Theatre Ref(s)
1943 The Druid's Rest Glen Emlyn Williams Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool [78]
1944 The Druid's Rest Glen Emlyn Williams St Martin's Theatre, London [78]
1944 Measure for Measure Angelo Nevill Coghill Christ Church, Oxford [78]
1948 Castle Anna Hicks Daphne Rye Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [78]
1949 The Lady's Not for Burning Richard John Gielgud / Esme Percy Globe Theatre, London [79]
1950 The Boy With A Cart Cuthman John Gielgud Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [80]
1950 A Phoenix Too Frequent Tegeus Christopher Fry Dolphin Theatre, Brighton [80]
1950–1951 The Lady's Not for Burning Richard John Gielgud Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, New York City [81][82]
1951 Henry IV, Part 1 Prince Hal Anthony Quayle / John Kidd Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [80]
1951 Henry IV, Part 2 Prince Hal Michael Redgrave Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [80]
1951 Henry V Henry V of England Anthony Quayle Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [80]
1951 The Tempest Ferdinand Michael Benthall Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [80]
1951–1951 Legend of Lovers The Musician Peter Ashmore Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, New York City [80][83]
1952 Montserrat Montserrat Noel Willman / Nigel Green Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [84]
1953 Hamlet Prince Hamlet Michael Benthall The Assembly Hall, Edinburgh [85]
1953–1954 Hamlet Prince Hamlet Michael Benthall The Old Vic, London [85]
1953–1954 King John Philip of Cognac George Devine The Old Vic, London [85]
1953–1954 Twelfth Night Sir Toby Belch Denis Carey The Old Vic, London [85]
1953–1954 Coriolanus Gaius Marcius Coriolanus Michael Benthall The Old Vic, London [85]
1953–1954 The Tempest Caliban Robert Helpmann The Old Vic, London [85]
1955–1956 Henry V Henry V of England Michael Benthall The Old Vic, London [85]
1955–1956 Othello Othello Michael Benthall The Old Vic, London [85]
1957–1958 Time Remembered Albert Albert Marre Morosco Theatre, New York City [86][87]
1960–1961 Camelot King Arthur Moss Hart Majestic Theatre, New York City [88][89]
1964 Richard Burton's Hamlet Prince Hamlet John Gielgud Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York City [88][90]
1966 Doctor Faustus Faustus Nevill Coghill Oxford Playhouse, Oxford [88]
1976 Equus Martin Dysart John Dexter Plymouth Theatre, New York City [88][91]
1980 Camelot King Arthur Frank Dunlop David H. Koch Theater, New York City [88][92]
1983 Private Lives Elyot Chase Milton Katselas Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York City [88][93]

Radio

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Selected radio broadcasts of Richard Burton
Date Programme Ref(s)
27 January 1945 The Corn Is Green [94]
September 1948 In Parenthesis [94]
10 July 1949 The Last Days of Dolwyn [94]
7 November 1949 Nightmare Abbey [94]
20 November 1949 New Judgement [94][95]
March 1950 Hippolytus [94]
1950 The Lady's Not for Burning [94]
1 May 1950 Sea Flood [94][95]
15 July 1951 Men of Steel, the Birth of a Giant [94]
19 September 1951 Night Birds [94]
13 October 1951 Taffy was a Welshman [94]
November 1953 Good for the Boy [94]
December 1953 Younger Generation [94]
13 January 1954 Night Must Fall [95][96]
25 January 1954 Under Milk Wood [97]
16 May 1954 The Duchess of Malfi [95][98]
June 1954 The Old Vic Comes North [94]
22 April 1956 Henry of Agincourt [99]
14 May 1956 The Dark Tower [100][101]
11 October 1963 Under Milk Wood [95][102]
25 December 1965 A Christmas Story [94]
13 February 1977 – 9 August 1977 Vivat Rex [95][96]

Discography

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Albums

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Album recordings by Richard Burton
Year Title Label Type Ref(s)
1954 Homage to Dylan Thomas Argo Records PLP 1060 Solo [103]
1954 Under Milk Wood Spoken Arts SA 791 SA 792, 791-792 Cast Recording [104]
1954 The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Argo Records RG 41 Solo [105]
1955 Richard Burton Reads 15 Poems By Dylan Thomas Argo Records SW 503 Solo [96][106]
1958 Love Poems Of John Donne Caedmon Audio TC 1141 Solo [107]
1960 Camelot Columbia Masterworks KOL 5620 Cast Recording [108]
1961 The Poetry of Thomas Hardy Caedmon Audio TC 1140 Solo [109]
1962 Coriolanus Caedmon Audio SRS M 226 Cast Recording [110][111]
1964 Richard Burton's Hamlet Columbia Masterworks DOL 302 Cast Recording [112][113]
1964 Famous Scenes From Sir John Gielgud's Production Of William Shakespeare's Hamlet Columbia Masterworks OL 8020 Cast Recording [114]
1964 The Night of the Iguana MGM Records PR 4 Cast Recording [115]
1965 The English Poets — Samuel Taylor Coleridge Argo Records RG 438 Solo [116]
1966 The Days of Wilfred Owen Warner Bros. Records B 1635 Solo [117]
1969 Doctor Faustus His Master's Voice ALP 2270 Cast Recording [118]
1971 The World Of Dylan Thomas Argo Records PA/A 166 Cast Recording [119]
1975 The Little Prince P.I.P. Records PIP 6813 Cast Recording [120][121]
1978 A Personal Anthology Argo Records ZDSW 714 Solo [122]
1978 Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds CBS Records S CBS 96000 Cast Recording [123]

Singles

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Singles by Richard Burton
Year Title Label Billed as Notes Ref(s)
1964 "Married Man" DRG Records DARC 2100/B Richard Burton Part of the Broadway musical Baker Street. [124]

See also

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