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Tom Bell (born August 2, 1933 in Liverpool, England) is a British actor from stage, movies and television.

He is dark-haired, lean and often angry-looking.

As a child he was evacuated during the wartime in Liverpool and he had to live in three different families in the Morecambe area.

In 1948 at age 15 Tom Bell began to act in his first school plays and though he has never dominated the play he demonstrated that he had good actor qualities. He made his first movie appearances in the 1960s in so-called kitchen sink dramas like "The Kitchen" or The L-Shaped Room.

In 1978 he came to worldwide fame by portraying Adolf Eichmann in the Emmy-winning tv-series Holocaust.

Filmography

Movies (selected)

1960: The Kitchen Paul
1962: The L-Shaped Room
Toby
1965: He Who Rides a Tiger Peter Rayston
1968: The Long Day's Dying Tom Cooper
1971: Quest for Love Colin Trafford
1975: Royal Flash
De Gautet
1987: The Magic Toyshop Uncle Philip
1987: Wish You Were Here Eric
1990: The Krays Jack 'The Hat' McVitie
1991: Prospero's Books
Antonio
1997: Preaching to the Perverted
Henry Harding MP
1997: Swept from the Sea

Television (selected)

1958: No Trams to Lime Street
1972: Hedda Gabler
Eilert Lovborg
1978: Holocaust (tv series) Adolf Eichmann

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