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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Planet Ustinov Following the Equator Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Planet Ustinov Following The Equator With Sir Peter Ustinov by Michael Waldman Planet Ustinov: Following The Equator With Sir Peter Ustinov by Michael Waldman. Actor (16-Apr-1921 — 28-Mar-2004) SUBJECT OF BOOKS. John Miller, Jr. Peter Ustinov: The Gift of Laughter . Orion Publishing. 2003 . 245pp. Authorized biography. Dick Richards (editor) . The Wit and Wisdom of Peter Ustinov . Frewin. 1969 . 146pp. V. Lorne Stewart . Peter Ustinov and His World . Nashville: Winston-Derek Publishers. 1988 . 133pp. Tony Thomas . Ustinov in Focus . Oak Tree Publications. 1971 . 192pp. Peter Ustinov . Quotable Ustinov . Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books. 1995 . 201pp. Michael Waldman . Planet Ustinov: Following the Equator with Sir Peter Ustinov . Simon & Schuster. 1998 . 256pp. Christopher Warwick . The Universal Ustinov . Sidgwick & Jackson. 1990 . 246pp. Prepared with Ustinov's assistance. Geoffrey Willans . 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Read about some of the most interesting books and ephemera that were sold through Biblio in 2019 and browse the gallery of highlights. Peter Ustinov Biography (1921-) Full name, Peter Alexander Ustinov; born April 16, 1921, in London, England;son of Iona (a journalist; professional name, "Klop") and Nadia (a painter and scenic designer; maiden name, Benois) Ustinov; married Isolde Denham, 1940(divorced, 1950); married Suzanne Cloutier (an actress), 1953 (divorced, 1971); married Helene du Lau d'Allemans, June 17, 1972; children: (first marriage) Tamara; (second marriage) Pavla, Igor, Andrea. Avocational interests: Reading, collecting prints and drawings, classical music, cars, lawn tennis, squash. Career: Actor, writer, director, producer, set designer,and costume designer. Joint director, Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham, U.K., 1963---; worked as a professional impersonator in clubs and traveling revues; also appeared in radio for the BBC (London), in Germany, Belgium, Rome, Italy, Paris, New York City, and Hollywood. University of Dundee, Dundee, Scotland, rector, 1968-73; UNICEF, goodwill ambassador, 1969---; University of Dundee, rector, 1971-73; University of Durham, chancellor, 1992; World Federalist Movement, president, 1992; owner of a vineyard. Military service: British Army, Royal Sussex Regiment, 1942-46; also served with the Royal Army Ordinance Corps, the Kinematograph Service, and the Directorate of Army Psychiatry. Member: British Actors' Equity Association, Screen Actors Guild, British Film Academy, Dramatists Guild, British League of Dramatists, British Screenwriters Society, London Society of Authors, Royal Society of Arts(fellow), Societe des Auteurs (France), Arts Theatre, Royal Society of Literature (fellow, 1978), Academy of Fine Arts (Paris, 1988), Garrick Club, Savage Club, Royal Automobile Club, Queen's Club. Awards, Honors: Academy Award nomination, Best Supporting Actor, 1951, Golden Globe, Best Supporting Actor, 1952, both for Quo Vadis; Donaldson Award, Best First Play,New York Drama Critics' Circle Award, Best Foreign Play, 1953, both for The Love of Four Colonels; Evening Standard Award, Best New Play, 1956, Antoinette Perry Award nomination, Best Actor in a Play, 1958, both for Romanoff and Juliet; Royal Society of Arts, Benjamin Franklin Medal, 1957; Emmy Award, 1957, for "The Life of Samuel Johnson," Omnibus; Academy Award, Best Supporting Actor, 1961, for Spartacus; British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award nomination, best British screenplay, 1963, for Billy Budd (with DeWitt Bodeen); Academy Award, Best SupportingActor, 1964, Golden Globe Award nomination, best motion picture actor--musical/comedy, 1965, both for Topkapi; Syndicat des journalistes et ecrivains (France), First Prize, 1964, for Photo Finish; Emmy Award, Outstanding Single Performance in a Leading Role, 1966, for "Barefoot in
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