AKA Dennistoun Franklyn John Rose-Price

Born: 23-Jun-1915
Birthplace: Ruscombe, Berkshire, England
Died: 6-Oct-1973
Location of death: Guernsey, Channel Islands
Cause of death: Cirrhosis of the Liver
Remains: Buried, St. Peter's Church Graveyard, Guernsey, Channel Islands

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Bisexual
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: England
Executive summary: The World of Wooster

Brother: Arthur Thomas Rose-Price (RAF officer, d. 1940 killed in action)
Wife: Joan Schofield (m. 1939, div. 1950, two children)

    High School: Copthorne Prep School
    High School: Radley College
    University: Worcester College, Oxford University

    Suicide Attempt 1954 (gas oven)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Son of Dracula (Apr-1974)
    Theatre of Blood (5-Apr-1973)
    Horror Hospital (1973)
    Double Take (Dec-1972)
    That's Your Funeral (Dec-1972)
    Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (20-Nov-1972) · King of Hearts
    Dracula Prisoner of Frankenstein (18-Nov-1972)
    Horror on Snape Island (19-May-1972)
    The Adventures of Barry McKenzie (1972)
    Pulp (1972) · The Englishman
    Twins of Evil (17-Oct-1971)
    Vampyros Lesbos (15-Jul-1971)
    The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer (12-Nov-1970)
    The Horror of Frankenstein (8-Nov-1970)
    Some Will, Some Won't (Mar-1970)
    The Magic Christian (12-Dec-1969)
    Venus in Furs (19-Aug-1969) · Percival Kapp
    Horror House (Jul-1969)
    Those Fantastic Flying Fools (21-Jun-1967)
    Just Like a Woman (26-Feb-1967)
    Curse of the Voodoo (22-Aug-1965)
    A High Wind in Jamaica (16-Jun-1965)
    Ten Little Indians (Jun-1965) · Dr. Armstrong
    The Earth Dies Screaming (14-Oct-1964)
    The Comedy Man (3-Sep-1964)
    They All Died Laughing (15-Mar-1964)
    Murder Most Foul (Mar-1964) · Harris Tumbrill
    Doctor in Distress (2-Dec-1963) · Dr. Blacker
    The V.I.P.'s (1-Sep-1963) · Cmdr. Millbank
    The Cracksman (30-Jul-1963)
    Tamahine (30-Jul-1963) · Poole
    The Amorous Prawn (13-Nov-1962)
    Kill or Cure (12-Nov-1962)
    Go to Blazes (Apr-1962)
    Play It Cool (Mar-1962)
    Call Me Genius (16-Oct-1961)
    What a Carve Up! (15-Sep-1961)
    Victim (Aug-1961) · Calloway
    Watch It, Sailor! (Jul-1961)
    Double Bunk (7-May-1961)
    No Love for Johnnie (14-Feb-1961)
    Five Golden Hours (Feb-1961)
    Tunes of Glory (20-Dec-1960)
    The Pure Hell of St. Trinian's (Dec-1960)
    The Millionairess (18-Oct-1960) · Adrian
    Piccadilly Third Stop (6-Sep-1960)
    School for Scoundrels or How to Win Without Actually Cheating! (11-Jul-1960)
    Oscar Wilde (May-1960) · Robert Ross
    I'm All Right Jack (18-Aug-1959)
    Breakout (17-Feb-1959)
    Fortune Is a Woman (12-Mar-1957)
    The Naked Truth (1957) · Nigel Dennis
    A Touch of the Sun (Oct-1956)
    Port Afrique (18-Jun-1956)
    Charley Moon (1-May-1956)
    Private's Progress (12-Mar-1956)
    That Lady (5-Mar-1955)
    Oh... Rosalinda!! (1955)
    For Better, For Worse (1954)
    The Intruder (19-Oct-1953)
    The House in the Square (7-Dec-1951)
    Lady Godiva Rides Again (25-Oct-1951)
    Fortune in Diamonds (7-Mar-1951)
    The Magic Box (1951)
    Murder Without Crime (Oct-1950)
    The Dancing Years (19-Jul-1950)
    The Bad Lord Byron (26-Aug-1949)
    Kind Hearts and Coronets (20-Jan-1949) · Louis
    Good-Time Girl (28-Apr-1948) · Red Farrell
    Snowbound (23-Mar-1948)
    Easy Money (20-Jan-1948) · Joe
    Jassy (27-Sep-1947)
    Holiday Camp (5-Aug-1947) · Squadron Leader Hardwick
    Dear Murderer (29-May-1947) · Richard Fenton
    Hungry Hill (7-Jan-1947) · Greyhound John
    The Magic Bow (Sep-1946) · Paul de la Rochelle
    Caravan (3-Jun-1946)
    A Place of One's Own (28-May-1945) · Dr. Selbie
    A Canterbury Tale (21-Aug-1944) · Peter Gibbs
    Nana (27-Apr-1926)

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