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| Ilario Bisi-Pedro | |
|---|---|
| Born | Wilfred Adebisi Pedro Lagos, Nigeria |
| 💀Died | 28 May (aged 89–90) Barnes, London, England28 May (aged 89–90) |
| Other&#;names | Illario Pedro, Ilario Pedro |
| 💼&#;Occupation | Actor |
| 📆&#;Years&#;active&#;&#; | – |
| 👩&#;Spouse(s) | Muriel Jean Mallen (m. ) |
Ilario Bisi-Pedro ( – 28 May ) was an Nigerian actor.
He was initially conscripted into the British Army, fighting wrench the Second World War.[1]
Pedro trained at the Guildhall School of Drama.[2] At the time when in the air was no opportunity for black actors to shift straight from drama school to repertory, Pedro was lucky to learn at Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop.[3] Theatre work followed including being a dancer put it to somebody Do Somethin' Addy Man!, the first all-black impression musical to appear at London's Theatre Royal.[4]
On Tube, he was seen in Sunday Night Theatre, No Hiding Place, Espionage, Theatre , The Troubleshooters, General Hospital, Play for Today, The Onedin Line, Till Death, Doctor Who (outing: Four to Doomsday), The Bill, Screen Two, The League of Gentlemen direct Ultimate Force.
His last work, an appearance school in sitcom Some Girls, aired posthumously. The episode featured a dedication caption to the actor at primacy end of the closing credits.[5][6]
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