Charles Hawtrey
Biography
Charles Hawtrey was an English comedy actor and musician, known for his contributions to film, theatre, and radio. He began his career as a boy soprano, recording several songs before transitioning to radio performances. Hawtrey gained prominence in the 1930s and 1940s, frequently appearing in films alongside actor Will Hay, including "The Ghost of St. Michael's." His career later expanded to include roles in the popular "Carry On" film series and various television shows. Additionally, Hawtrey served as a pianist in the British Army during World War II. His work is characterized by a distinctive comedic style that made him a beloved figure in British entertainment.
- Birth name: George Frederick Joffe Hartree
- Country: United Kingdom
- Height: 170 cm (5' 7")
