Rhondda-born actor Glyn Houston dies age 93
After a career of almost 70 years, the actor Glyn Houston has died.
He appeared in more than 80 films and also worked in radio and theatre before becoming a television star in the 1960s.
The Rhondda-born actor was the first on-screen lover of Joan Collins in Turn The Key Softly in 1956.
He was the younger brother of film star Donald Houston and was a close friend of fellow Welsh actors Richard Burton and Stanley Baker.
Dean Powell co-wrote Glyn Houston's autobiography. He said he was a "true gentleman".
Glyn Houston appeared in Betrayed with Clark Gable and the famous John and Hayley Mills film, Tiger Bay, set in the docklands of Cardiff.
He was also in Inspector Morse and Doctor Who.
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Glyn Houston died on 30th June 2019. He leaves two daughters, two grandchildren and a great-grandchild.