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He was about 5'11". The Pic was around 1945

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In Reply to: RE: Yes, he does remind me a bit .. posted by Harmonia on April 25, 2011 at 15:00:40

taken in Italy where he was stationed as a B-17 Pilot with the Army Air Corps. The look is that of one aquainted with grief you could say.

I think the A & E Ivanhoe Miniseries was actually the first time I'd seen Hinds then in the Grenada Holmes series The Cardboard Box. Again from a Television production as the Mayor of Casterbridge he was just great.

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Thought so! - Harmonia 17:16:03 04/25/11 (2)
Your dad reminds me a bit of my father (6'1"), who also served in the Air Force during WW2, albeit on this side of the big pond.

I first recal Ciaran from Persuasion, which would have been the mid 1990s.

I also thought he was a terrific Ceasar in HBO's Rome.

Great also in supporting parts in Oscar & Lucinda, Road To Perdition, Amazing Grace, Munich and much more. Always interesting to me.
- Hinds is a very underappreciated and underused actor. He does indeed project a - tinear 18:21:19 04/25/11 (1)
  power that it unique and unusual. Enough with the "I feel your pain" leads, already.
  - Hollywood doesn't really know what to do with him. - Harmonia 17:05:59 04/26/11 (0)
    They seem to think that the proper role for a talented male British thespian is as a villain. They've done that to lots of 'em: Alan Rickman, Jeremy Northam, Rufus Sewell et al.
    
    Hinds doesn't fit the traditional leading man, but he pops up enogh in Brit T and independents to keep me intrigued. I keep hoping a starring role in something interetsing comes his way soon.

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