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Oliver Reed

(1938-1999), Actor

(Robert) Oliver Reed

Sitter in 9 portraits
Film actor, nephew of film director Sir Carol Reed. Played his first lead in a Hammer horror film, The Curse of the Werewolf, in 1961, but went on to a series of more demanding roles such as Bill Sykes in Oliver! (1968), Gerald Crich in Women in Love (1969) and Urbain Grandier in The Devils (1971).

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Oliver Reed and an unknown woman, by John Benton-Harris - NPG P796

Oliver Reed and an unknown woman

by John Benton-Harris
bromide print, circa 1960s
NPG P796

Oliver Reed, by Brian Shuel - NPG x134125

Oliver Reed

by Brian Shuel
modern bromide print from original negative, 1963
NPG x134125

Oliver Reed, by Bob Willoughby - NPG x24937

Oliver Reed

by Bob Willoughby
bromide print, 1969
NPG x24937

Oliver Reed and three unknown women, by Johnny Dewe-Mathews - NPG x16142

Oliver Reed and three unknown women

by Johnny Dewe-Mathews
bromide print, May 1974
NPG x16142

Oliver Reed and three unknown women, by Johnny Dewe-Mathews - NPG x16141

Oliver Reed and three unknown women

by Johnny Dewe-Mathews
bromide print, May 1974
NPG x16141

Oliver Reed, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x126906

Oliver Reed

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, January 1974
NPG x126906

Oliver Reed, by Alistair Morrison - NPG x36497

Oliver Reed

by Alistair Morrison
bromide print, September 1985
NPG x36497

Oliver Reed, by Chris Floyd - NPG x76678

Oliver Reed

by Chris Floyd
bromide fibre print, June 1995
NPG x76678

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Oliver Reed

by Johnny Dewe-Mathews
bromide print, May 1974
NPG x16143

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