Rhys Williams
Moviegoers can be forgiven if they thought that stocky, jaunty Rhys Williams was a jovial Irishman, as he often played that type of character, but his role as a Welsh miner in John Ford's classic How Green Was My Valley (1941) (his film debut) was much closer to home for him, as he was born and raised in Wales. In fact, he served as a technical advisor and Welsh language consultant on the film. He began his career on the British stage, and traveled the country as a member of various Shakespearean stock companies, even joining the famed Globe Theater company for a spell. Once he began his career in Hollywood, though, he became one of the busiest supporting actors in the business. He appeared in everything from action pictures to mysteries to westerns to musicals. One of his few villainous roles was as a weaselly American reporter in Tokyo on the payroll of the Japanese government just prior to World War II in Blood on the Sun (1945). In addition to his prolific film work, he did much television over the years, appearing in everything from Maverick (1957) to Mission: Impossible (1966). He died in Santa Monica, California, in 1969, shortly before his last film, Skullduggery (1970), was released.
Rhys Wyn Trenhaile
Career -- Rhys' career has hit continually higher heights with a starring role in Netflix smash hit "My Perfect Romance", one of Hallmark all time faves "Very, Very Valentine" recurring role on "Designated Survivor" (ABC), a starring role on Harlequin-novel-turned-movie "Love, Alaska", a featured role on "Taken" (NBC), working intensely with multiple Academy Award winners and nominees in "The Performance", and "Operation Insanity" (2017 release date), and co-starred in Lifetime/TF1 Movie of the Week (MOW) "Taken Too Far" (2017). Personal Life -- he used to be a contender (washed up athlete) Quotes -- "As an actor Rhys has the talent combined with the necessary work ethic, and a practical business approach to the craft. One of his strongest gifts is the ability to truly listen to the other actor, which to me is one of the most important skills an actor can have." -- Art Hindle.
Rhys Yates
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Rhys ap William
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