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Billy Wells
(1887-1967)
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Billy Wells was born on 31 August 1887 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for
The Great Game (1918)
,
The Game Chicken (1926)
and
Kent, the Fighting Man (1916)
. He died on 11 June 1967 in London, England, UK.
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Known for
The Great Game
John Cranston
1918
The Game Chicken
Short
Hen Pearce
1926
Kent, the Fighting Man
John Westerley
(as Bombardier Billy Wells)
1916
The Silver Lining
Jerrold O'Farrell
1919
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Previous
27
A Santa for Christmas
TV Movie
(as Bombardier Billy Wells)
1957
London Playhouse
TV Series
First Referee
1955
1 episode
The Beggar's Opera
6.1
Hangman
1953
A Canterbury Tale
7.3
Knight
(uncredited)
1944
Happidrome
6.0
Ivan
1943
Old Mother Riley Detective
4.9
Undetermined Role
(uncredited)
1943
We'll Smile Again
5.3
Publican
(uncredited)
1942
The Avengers
6.1
Barman
(uncredited)
1942
Major Barbara
6.8
Minor Role
(uncredited)
1941
There Ain't No Justice
6.1
(uncredited)
1939
Sailing Along
6.6
(uncredited)
1938
Make-Up
5.8
Ringmaster
1937
Concerning Mr. Martin
Commissionaire
1937
Broken Blossoms
5.3
Boxing Referee
(uncredited)
1936
Melody of My Heart
1936
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Alternative names
Bombardier Billy Wells
Height
6′ 3″ (1.91 m)
Born
August 31
,
1887
London, England, UK
Died
June 11
,
1967
London, England, UK
(undisclosed)
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Trivia
Owned a pub at the Piccadilly end of Park Lane
Nickname
"The Bomba"
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