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Reg Evans was born on March 27, 1928 in United Kingdom. Being influenced by the Australian playwright Ray Lawlor he moved to Australia where, near Melboure, where he built a house to live in.
He is famous for acting in the following movies :
- Japanese Story (in 2003)
- A Cry in the Dark (in 1988)
- Mesmerized (in 1986)
- Gallipoli (in 1981)
- The Island (in 1980)
- Mad Max (in 1979)
Mr Reg Evans had a lovely sense of humour and was a respected actor. Unfortunately he was involved in a terrible fire accident on the 8th of February 2009 and was found in his house with his partner on the 9th February.
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Date Added: 13 February '09
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| Date: | Name: Len Walker |
| 02/2009 13 |
So Reg was greatly influenced by Summer of the Seventeenth Doll.I saw it in London with Ray Lawlor,Kenneth J Warren and Madge Evans.The line I remember that got the biggest laugh was 'well play the bloody thing then'.So,of course, the piano player didn't play it and walked off in a bigger huff.But it was a serious play that dealt with male issues.One of the best plays in London I ever saw in what was a golden age.So Reg hit on a real winner there. |
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