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• Milland made his film debut in 1929 and moved to Hollywood in 1930.

• His party piece was an imitation of Ray Milland in “The Lost Weekend,” playing an alcoholic writer desperate for a drink.

• That contract, which runs until September, included the secondment of a Public First partner, Gabriel Milland, to work on communications in Downing Street.

• Milland gave a career-defining performance as an aspiring writer whose weekend drinking binge nearly costs him his life.

• Milland gave a career-defining performance as an aspiring writer whose weekend drinking binge nearly costs him his life.

• While on vacation, siblings Roderick (played by Ray Milland) and Pamela Fitzgerald (Ruth Hussey) impulsively purchase a house on the English coast.

• Ray Milland portrayed the retired professional tennis player Tony Wendice, who discovers that his wealthy wife (played by Grace Kelly) had an affair.

• She first worked with the director in Dial M for Murder (1954), in which she played an adulterous wife whose husband (Ray Milland) plots to have her killed.

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• Next was Something to Live For (1952), a melodrama in which an alcoholic actress (Fontaine) is aided in her recovery by an Alcoholics Anonymous member (Ray Milland).

• All but one of the Poe films starred Vincent Price, and these films featured such other established actors as Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Ray Milland, and Peter Lorre.

• It stars Ray Milland as a man who, after spending two years in a mental institution for murdering his wife, is plunged into a fresh nightmare with spies in wartime London.

• Also released that year was the musical comedy Star Spangled Rhythm, featuring an all-star cast that included Hope, Bing Crosby, Veronica Lake, Ray Milland, and Dorothy Lamour.

• The deal also included “on-site resource to support No 10 communications” in the form of a Public First partner, Gabriel Milland, being seconded to Downing Street until 26 June.

• Grace Kelly starred as a straying rich wife whose jealous husband (Ray Milland) first tries to have her killed and then attempts to frame her for stabbing her would-be assassin in self-defense.

• It seemed fitting that Kazan should retire from the screen with an actors’ showcase: Robert De Niro, Robert Mitchum, Jack Nicholson, Tony Curtis, Jeanne Moreau, and Ray Milland were all members of the cast.

• Circle of Danger (1951), a British film about an American (Ray Milland) investigating his brother’s suspicious death during a World War II commando mission in France, returned Tourneur to the familiar terrain of crime and punishment.

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• The Cabinet Office’s legal case makes a virtue of previous relationships with Public First, saying Cummings wanted Gabriel Milland, a Public First partner, to be seconded to Downing Street because he had worked with him previously “and had a high regard of his abilities, expertise and experience”.

• Sturges then scripted We Live Again (1934), The Good Fairy (1935), and Easy Living (1937), the last a highly regarded screwball comedy with Jean Arthur and Ray Milland that was directed by Mitchell Leisen, whose handling of the script so disappointed Sturges that he became determined to direct himself.

• One of the highest-paid film stars of the 1930s and ’40s, Colbert continued to demonstrate her expert comic timing in such sophisticated comedies as The Gilded Lily (1935; with Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland), Midnight (1939; with Don Ameche and John Barrymore), and The Palm Beach Story (1942; with Joel McCrea).

• In 1942 Wilder and Brackett entered a new arrangement: Wilder directed, Brackett produced, and both wrote their subsequent projects, beginning with The Major and the Minor (1942), a clever farce in which a woman (Ginger Rogers) who masquerades as a 12-year-old to avoid paying full fare on a train becomes involved with an army officer (Ray Milland) who cannot quite figure why he is so attracted to a young girl.