Kenneth More, 67 CBE (1914-1982) actor 

Loved and admire this man it's a shocking shame his friends and fellow actors abandoned him because he love and married the beautiful Angela Douglas. Your private life should have nothing to do with your acting life. What you do privately stays private. He was a giant on screen and still is. Well it's their loss. He did what he wanted and admire him for that. He shall always be admired regardless and for those who turned away shame on you. He is and always shall be a true gentleman. People like him are rare. One of the classic greats. Love his movies. A delight to watch. Thank you Sir. xxx

such a kind,humble and open hearted person,R.I.P.

I’m almost 62 years of age, and for as long as I can remember I have loved and admired this lovely gentleman. His films are always a pleasure to watch, and I never tire of them. My biggest regret is that I never had the opportunity to meet him. RIP Mr More.

Sir Kenneth More , a true Gentleman , the example of how true Britishness should be , just listening to him makes you feel proud , the likes of Sir Kenneth and Sir Nigel Hawthorne, Paul Eddington were all true gentlemen.

An intelligent and talented British actor. What a great and warm voice. It is so important for people, especially young people, to learn how to use their voice.

Inimitable. A voice recognised anywhere. What a brilliant dude, great actor...

When I think of Kenneth More, I always think of MG sports cars, English country pubs and unerring good nature.

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan. What a great person & a brilliant actor.

Lovely man , the likes we'll never see again .

Sink The Bismarck 1960 was a lead role and a great performance and also his part in the Battle of Britain stands out amongst many great actors sharing the screen, including Michael Caine, Michael Redgrave, Laurence Olivier, Trevor Howard and more. Great actor, and an indelible part of my childhood.

To this Yank, he was the symbol of the proper British gentleman. My favorite movies of his were: A Night to Remember, Sink the Bismarck and The Battle of Britain.

My fave was the 39 steps. Love it. Fantastic actor.

Definitely my English heartthrob!! Fell in love with him at about 14 when I saw him in the Greengage Summer! You were a magnificent actor Kenny!!!💖💖💖

My favourite British actor ever......funny .....charismatic....dignified....

America had Jimmy Stewart, Britain had Kenneth More. Wonderful men, the likes of which you don't get anymore

He was a great and charismatic actor... I particularly liked him in "A Night to Remember" (1958) - "North West Frontier" (1959) and "The Thirty Nine Steps" (1959).

Used to watch "Greengage Summer" when i was a little girl with my mum, im 61 tomorrow, lovely memories 14/11/2022

First class actor with endless abilities and talented in every respect.

He was great in " A Night to Remember"!

Brilliant man and actor I loved watching him. RIP

A great man and patriot. His life was cut short by a horrible illness. For me, he will always be Douglas Bader although he played many other memorable roles.

He was absolutely fantastic playing the Titanic's Second Officer Lightoller in the movie a Night to Remember.

Such a lovely man and I watched The Admirable Crichton twice recently. A great tonic if you are feeling a bit down.

That voice can always be recognised 👍😘

One of what is now called “the greatest generation”. Those who had been through a long World War, served honourably then returned to make a great contribution to British life. He had seen real action and could thus bring his own brand of English gentleman’s sang froid to the world of acting. Admirable indeed

How lovely and refreshing too hear English spoken so well with these wonderful actors enjoying these uploads so much you actually feel like they are taking too you personally.

Beautiful voice.

Thank you for this great post. So interesting, Kenneth Moore was a unique person a true gentleman

Wonderful natural actor who personified approachability someone who could appeal to all walks of life. Thank you for posting.

Always admired his performances, but now seeing his personality, I like him even more--no pun intended!

Brilliant actor and very dapper, held to his own virtues. Certainly don't see that no more.

A really wonderful actor. Was just watching "The Admirable Crichton" just the other day.

To hear his lovely voice on tv while makeing coffee, was like the pied piper calling you back in!!!---a man who was part of the nicer world this country used to be!!--At least like most of em with have him forever on film!!!!!

I just love his voice xx 2019 he lives on in our films that we love I personally love reach for the sky x

Class pure and simple brilliant actor and (for me) v attractive.

Bloody good actor

Amazing man and an amazing actor, his autobiography is brilliant and i urge any fan to read it. A true Great Briton.

Watched Reach for the Sky as a child on TV; have loved him ever since. A Night to Remember and Sink The Bismarck also my favourites. Thank you for posting. 😘

*He always selected films that could be enjoyed by a family audience. My Mum's great favourite, who because she was brought up a Plymouth Brethren never went to the 'pictures' However got around this by being in the **_St John Ambulance,_** which in those days it was required to have a qualified medical 1st Aid in cinemas. I remember her telling me she had seen "The 39 Steps" with Kenneth Moore and what a great film it was, and "A Night to Remember"*

the Best . I would never have abandoned him as a friend

Kenneth More, a good actor, will always remember him as one of my favorites.

A great actor and a genuinely nice person. He's sharing a slice of chocolate cake 🎂 with his fellow colleagues up in heaven God bless you Kenneth

R I p Kenneth more a great actor

Loved him in "The comedy man", Cecil Parker was in that movie and both of them together was just great. I'm glad he did not go to tinsel town, such a sad loss at only 68.

Such gems on RU-vid. Thank you for uploading this. I loved it.

I especially enjoyed his movie, "The Admirable Chrchton" sometimes retitled "Paradise Lagoon". Excellent movie.

SINK THE BISMARCK and REACH FOR THE SKY were outstanding showcases for Mr. More's formidable acting skills.

Thank you so much for posting! I have never seen anything better on television than the Forsyte Saga. He was a brilliant Jo! Love him.

Always enjoyed his movies ! Great actor !

A TV interview with Parky. No idea whether he came from, or was going to somewhere that required the full regalia he wore but I have a feeling he just dressed for the show. pure class

Lovely man.

There were four film stars,whose films our family always went to see ; Doris Day,Debbie Reynolds,Danny Kaye and Kenneth More.

A sense of humour -- and buckets of charm. One of my favourites.

Great stuff, thank you so much, and its lovely to hear the phrase 'by Jove' used again, crumbs, its been a long while since I've heard that phrase, probably not since Derek Nimmo et al

my favourite actor along with Jimmy Stewart...gentle men

A wonderful person.

His spirit lives on

A DYNAMIC Performance in the Bio-pic Reach For The Sky 1956. Seemed a very decent guy. Sadly and ironically died the same year as Douglas Bader 1982 aged only 67.

The wonderful Kenneth more Fantastic actor British too the core

The quintennial English man of his time.

I always felt safe when Kenneth More was on screen,you knew you weren't going to be 'holding your breath' in anticipation, of what might happen next.I once heard him reciting Rupert Brook's ,'The Soldier' for a TV advert ,iv'e never been able to find it since.

He was in lots of films when I was a young man and I looked forward to watching them Started off with genevieve and loved them all.really loved this video and the lady narrator did an excellent job

We don't get people like that anymore in England. Great man. And he believed in magic.

Magical quality to this original and honest man. He lacked the Hollywood touch, but was simply brilliant at being what he was a British gent. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Blimey ! What a wonderfully informative, entertaining & enjoyable mini-documentary about one of my favorite actors ! THANK YOU so much for uploading this for us to enjoy, Mr Pollen ! CHEERS !! :-)

Interesting and revealing documentary. He might have said he was an extrovert, but he came across as quite humble and self-effacing and he had a nice line in stories. He was a very popular fixture in the British cinema, and later television, and he seems to have found his niche in the country he loved and that was a large, but sufficient, niche for him to thrive. I am old enough to remember going to see Genevieve and Reach for the Sky with my sister and mum and dad when they were first released. There were long queues to get into the cinema. To many people, he would be the face of Douglas Bader more than Douglas Bader's own! One of his main attribute that's very obvious to us nowadays is his slightly old-fashioned, distinctive but very natural, clear and effortless speaking voice: certainly quite English, verging on posh, but a voice that would fit in well without effort in any role he'd care to take on. I imagine it worked well in the theatre too.

I liked him as a actor.

Thank you. A massive fan have most if not all of his movies as well as his two autobiographies. Such a great actor and easy on the eye.😉

Kenneth More was, for a brief time, the personification in films of a certain kind of 'hail fellow, well met' British heartiness. He was never an actor of great range, but he was always a performer of enormous charm.

Great actor

Thank-you for sharing this wonderful footage of the late but much loved Kenneth More.

A really nice guy.

My late father met him once fleetingly whist studying at Imperial College, London.

GOOOD ACTOR!!

I sure liked him when I was a kid watching his films. He was self-assured and made you feel positive, that things would turn out ok.

The archetypal 'good egg'. He certainly had a distinctive voice, with excellent diction.

I just fell in love at age 64 with a man whom I never saw before! in person or on screen! What an odd, MAGICAL feeling! Reach for the Sky happened to the be the first film I came upon...More instantly drew me in...now I am absorbing all things MORE. Oh, my...

Brilliant actor R. I. P. From 66 year old male, uk

One of my favourite actors, could listen to that voice forever.

Wonderful Actor

1:00 *So modest, he really was a very good looking man, but more importantly had that special **_'magic charisma'_** that was able to be captured by the lens and projected on Cinema Screens. Not quite the same on TV, but with modern huge sets reappearing again.*

I loved this guy as the Ghost of Christmas Present in "Scrooge" and as Lord Chamberlain in "The Slipper and the Rose".

My grandfather financed a couple of movies starring More, including The Comedy Man.

06:28 - Action commentator - that must have been a very British thing to have the actions commented on in a very calm & Kenneth More voice! I imagine it was a real boost to morale - especially if the commentator remained calm & collected!

I think he would have made an excellent Action movie actor. Thanks for uploading this, the man deserves to be remembered.

Lovely man x

Just watching him speak and tell tales showcases his appeal. He's quite mesmerizing, and charming. And certainly, gone far too soon.

He was a likable Chap !

Fascinating insight into his life..

I had the great pleasure meeting & talking to this wonderful man during the 70's in London, he also advised me to join the Royal Navy...thankyou for this insight to his amazing life.

Lovely man

Top guy

Loved his acting of the Ghost of Christmas Present in Scrooge

Great actor ❤❤

Thanks, George.

Good actor. Very modest

Great actor 👏

The Champ! The 39 Steps is my favourite film!

He was Jolyon Forsyte in the "Forsyte Saga" BBC serie

brilliant loved this thank you for posting