Ben Williams

Ben Williams, a renowned thespian, took his first breath on October 6, 1892, in the picturesque county of Glamorganshire, situated in the southwest of Wales, a constituent country that makes up the United Kingdom. His illustrious career as an actor spanned multiple decades, with notable performances in a trio of films: Strangler's Morgue, a 1946 cinematic production; The Saint Meets the Tiger, a 1941 motion picture; and Mister V, another 1941 film. Williams' life came to a close in December 1960, with his final resting place being Chelsea, a district located in the heart of London, the vibrant capital city of England, another constituent country that, along with Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, forms the United Kingdom.