Roger Bannister was born on 23 March 1929 in Harrow, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Bad Loser (1977), Champion: The Franz Stampfl Story and What's My Line (1951). He was married to Moyra Elver Jacobsson. He died on 3 March 2018 in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK.

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Roger Bannister, Christopher Chataway, Ron Clarke, Phil Craig, Sally McLean, Ben Steel, John Landy, Margaret Woodlock-McLean, Eve Fesl, Robert Lewis Galinsky, Ulick O'Connor, Geoff Henke, Tim Egan, Shaun Herbertson, Billy Smedley, Ken Roche, Ondine McGlashan, Ralph Doubell, Stephanie D'Alessi, Timothy McCormick, Hedy Cech, Otto Stampfl, Wolfgang Kratz, Mike Sondheim, Tim Lincoln, John Beaurepaire, Cody Robert Cameron, Peter Stampfl, Mike Edwards, Yvonne Row, Rosemary Leffler, Robert Lay, Roger Crook, Neil Robbins, Bob Joyce, Allen Crawley, Alf Lazer, Tony Booth, Lois Jackman, David Burke, Trevor Vincent, Arnold Bram, Christian Taylor, Lore Burns, Kitty Chiller, Paul Jenes, Ron Carlton, David Irvine, and Jason Pope in Champion: The Franz Stampfl Story

Isobel Barnett, Michael Denison, Gilbert Harding, and Barbara Kelly in What's My Line (1951)

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