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 : Rev Charles Sinnickson and Beryl Reid at film premiere


Rev Charles Sinnickson and Beryl Reid at film premiere

1970 - The Priest Who Plays A Priest. London: Actress Beryl Reid (right) chats to the Rev. Charles Sinnickson 48, prior to the Royal World Charity Premiere of Entertaining Mr Sloane, based on a Joe Orton play, at the Carlton, Haymarket, in London tonight. The Royal Film Premiere was attended by H.R.H. Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, and the Earl of Snowdon. The Rev. Charles Sinnickson appears in a burial scene in the film. Now a row has blown up because the producers have used a real-life clergyman instead of a professional actor. Mr Sinnickson, curate of St Luke's Chelsea, was believed to have been paid £200 for his part in the film. Miss Reid stars in the film

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13272219
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47045214
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Appears Believed Beryl Blown Carlton Chats Clergy Curate Entertaining H.r.h Haymarket Instead Orton Paid Real-life Sloane Snowdon Tonight Vicar


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