Noted for his extensive and distinguished career, Beckley, a graduate of the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, made his mark on the small screen with appearances in the BBC's acclaimed productions of "Romeo and Juliet", "War and Peace", and "Julius Caesar".
On the stage, he had the privilege of sharing the spotlight with the esteemed Maggie Smith in the production of "Snap", and with the renowned Elaine Stritch in Tennessee Williams' thought-provoking "Small Craft Warnings".
Throughout his long and storied career, Beckley amassed an impressive total of over 1000 stage productions and television shows in England, solidifying his status as a veteran actor of immense talent and dedication.
In his final film role, Beckley brought a chilling presence to the screen as the killer in the 1979 thriller "When a Stranger Calls", a performance that cemented his enduring legacy in the world of entertainment.
