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Roger Rees, the actor who won an Olivier Award and a Tony Award in the title role of the 1980 Nicholas Nickleby adaptation (and later earned an Emmy nomination for the U.S. televised version), died Friday at age 71. Rees also played Fred, as well as acting as narrator, in the 1984 television adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
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This sure is a shock! I remember him in both of those roles back then!
Posted by: Sean Phillips | July 27, 2015 at 07:54 PM