Ray Milland Memorabilia & Collectibles

 

He was a Welsh citizen well-known as a director and an actor. His career on screen started from the year of 1929 up to 1985. He won an award in “The Lost Weekend” as he portrayed his role of an alcoholic writer. It was an Academy Award he received in 1945. It was a drama film as per the direction of Billy Wilder. He co-starred with Jane Wyman. It had its basis on the same name novel wrote by Charles R. Jackson. It focused on a writer who was under habitual alcoholism.

 

Another film that he participated with was “Dial M for Murder” also released in the year of 1954. It was a film that surely thrilled you before. It was all a success in stage play. Alfred Hitchcock was responsible for it to be directed. Warner Bros. released the said film. Grace...   more

 

He was a Welsh citizen well-known as a director and an actor. His career on screen started from the year of 1929 up to 1985. He won an award in “The Lost Weekend” as he portrayed his role of an alcoholic writer. It was an Academy Award he received in 1945. It was a drama film as per the direction of Billy Wilder. He co-starred with Jane Wyman. It had its basis on the same name novel wrote by Charles R. Jackson. It focused on a writer who was under habitual alcoholism.

 

Another film that he participated with was “Dial M for Murder” also released in the year of 1954. It was a film that surely thrilled you before. It was all a success in stage play. Alfred Hitchcock was responsible for it to be directed. Warner Bros. released the said film. Grace Kelly, Ray Milland and Robert Cummings were the stars in this film. The third film that he took in part by was the “Love Story” as Oliver Barrett III. Erich Segal wrote the drama film and Arthur Hiller directed it. It was popular to all as a tragedy. However, it was a romantic type of film. It had its other sequel such as Oliver’s Story in 1978. It starred Ryan O' Neal, Ali McGraw and Milland. It was actually a debut film for Tommy Lee Jones with his minor role. It also meant a double love story with Oliver and his father. He was born with his true name Alfred Reginald Jones. He was registered in Wales, Neath.