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Maxwell Caulfield
British actor
This article is about the actor Maxwell Caulfield.
Pictures wedding photographers And fans will also remember him for the heavy criticism surrounding his romance with actress Juliet Mills, who is 18 years his senior. The pair met and got married when Maxwell was just years-old, sparking many a headline at the time. But now, decades on, the couple are happier than ever and are as strong together as they have always been. The pair have acted alongside one another in a string of plays, but their off-screen love story is just as amazing. It was a real 'pinch me' moment.For the character from the video game Life is Strange, see Max Caulfield.
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| Born | Maxwell P.J. Newby () 23 November (age&#;65) Belper, Derbyshire, England |
| Other&#;names | Maxwell Findlater |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years&#;active | –present |
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Maxwell Caulfield (born Maxwell P.J.
Newby; 23 November ) is a British actor. He has appeared in Grease 2 (), Electric Dreams (), The Boys Next Door (), The Supernaturals (), Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat (), Waxwork 2 (), Gettysburg (), Empire Records (), The Real Blonde (), The Man Who Knew Too Little (), and in A Prince for Christmas ().
In , Caulfield toured Australia with his wife Juliet Mills and sister-in-law Hayley Mills in the comedy Legends! by Pulitzer Prize winner James Kirkwood. He voiced James Bond in the video game James Bond Nightfire (). He most recently stars in the Netflix movie The Merry Gentlemen ().
Early life
Maxwell P.J. Newby was born on 23 November in Belper, Derbyshire, the elder son of Peter Newby and Oriole Rosalind Findlater.[1] His younger brother, Marcus, is also an actor.[2] By , his parents had parted and his mother legally abandoned the surname Newby in favour of her maiden name.
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A former child star is head over heels in love with her significantly younger partner, who recently shared how she makes him feel. Despite criticism, the couple has continually stood up for their relationship. Veteran actress Juliet Mills, now 82, has enjoyed a marriage spanning over 40 years with a husband nearly 20 years her junior. Their significant age difference once led many to doubt the longevity of their relationship. Source: Getty Images.Although he did not work regularly as a child actor, at the age of seven he played "Ted" in the film Accident and was billed as Maxwell Findlater.[3][4]
Caulfield's American stepfather reportedly kicked him out of the house at the age of Caulfield became an exotic dancer at London's Windmill Theatre to obtain an Equity card enabling him to work as an actor.[5]
Theatre
After obtaining a green card,[6] he made his New York City debut in Hot Rock Hotel () after moving from the UK to the United States, and the following year made his stage debut in Class Enemy (), in which he played the lead role; he won a Theatre World Award for his performance.[7] He made his Los Angeles debut in Hitting Town () and appeared in The Elephant Man () that same year, during which he met his future wife, actress Juliet Mills.[7]
In the early s, Caulfield was an active member of the Mirror Repertory Company, part of The Mirror Theater Ltd, performing in numerous repertory productions including Paradise Lost,[8]Rain, Inheritors and The Hasty Heart.[9] He made his debut Off-Broadway in as the title character, a homicidal drifter, in Joe Orton's Entertaining Mr.
Sloane (alongside Joseph Maher and Barbara Bryne). His performance was widely praised; one critic wrote:
"Maxwell Caulfield is the ideal spider in the web", wrote one critic, saying he [Caulfield] was "as disarming of himself as he is of others – which gives this revival that tragic tinge of great comedy."[3][10]
Caulfield made his Broadway debut in J.
B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls opposite Siân Phillips.[3] He appeared with Jessica Tandy and Elizabeth Wilson in Salonika at the Public Theater in New York, appearing fully nude for much of the play,[11] and in Joe Orton's black comedyLoot at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.[7] In , Caulfield drew attention over his bare-chested scene in the Off-Broadway two-hander Tryst, opposite Amelia Campbell.
In , he performed in the Charles Busch play Our Leading Lady with Kate Mulgrew.[11]
In , Caulfield made his West End stage debut as Billy Flynn in the long-running London production of Chicago; he then resumed the role of Flynn for the Broadway production in November [12] In , he appeared in an Off-Broadway production of the comedy Cactus Flower.[13]
On Sunday 14th April , Caulfield appeared in the 10th Anniversary Concert of Cool Rider (the Greasiest Sequel) at the London Palladium, this time assuming the role of Mr Stuart and taking on the song 'Reproduction'.
Television
Caulfield has appeared on Dynasty (–), The Colbys (–), Murder, She Wrote (–), Beverly Hills, (), The Rockford Files: Godfather Knows Best (), Spider-Man (–), Casualty (–), Emmerdale (–) and NCIS (). He guest-starred on Modern Family (Season 4, Episode 16, "Bad Hair Day") playing Claire's ex-boyfriend and college professor.[14]
Personal life
Caulfield has been married since to actress Juliet Mills, daughter of actor Sir John Mills and writer Lady Mills (née Mary Hayley Bell), and is a brother-in-law of Jonathan Mills and actress Hayley Mills.
Wedding pictures in malaysia Maxwell Caulfield is a famous British-American actor, singer and voice actor, who has portrayed various roles in film and on stage and television. He also played the role of Pvt. He has more than 70 appearances on stage, in films, and on television. Maxwell Caulfield, whose zodiac sign is Sagittarius, was born on 23 November , in Belper, Derbyshire, England, of Scottish ancestry. He is the only child of Peter Newby and Oriole Rosalind.Caulfield is stepfather to Melissa (née Miklenda; Mills' daughter from her second marriage) and Sean Caulfield (born Sean Alquist; Mills' son from her first marriage).[15][3]
He became a naturalized United States citizen on 5 September [4]
Stage credits
| Year | Title | Role | Theatre |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot Rock Hotel | Demetrius | Truck and Warehouse Theatre, New York City | |
| Class Enemy | Iron (Herron) | Off-Broadway: Players' Theatre, West Village, New York City | |
| The Elephant Man | John Merrick | Florida tour | |
| Hitting Town | Ralph | Zephyr Theatre, Los Angeles | |
| Crimes and Dreams | Frazer | Off-Broadway: Theater Four, New York City | |
| – | Entertaining Mr Sloane | Sloane | Off-Broadway: Cherry Lane Theatre, New York City |
| Journey's End | Captain Stanhope | Cast Theatre, Los Angeles | |
| Winston Smith | Cast Theatre, Los Angeles | ||
| Paradise Lost | Ben Gordon | Theatre at St.
Peters Church, New York City | |
| Inheritors | Horace | Theatre at St. Peters Church, New York City | |
| Salonika | Peter | Off-Broadway: The Public Theater, New York City | |
| Loot | Dennis | Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles | |
| Entertaining Mr Sloane | Sloane | Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles | |
| Sleuth | Milo Tindle | US National Tour | |
| Never the Sinner | Richard Loeb | Citadel Theatre, Edmonton (Canada) | |
| An Inspector Calls | Gerald Croft | Broadway: Royale Theatre, New York City | |
| Sweet Bird of Youth | Chance Wayne | Williamstown Theatre Festival, Williamstown, Massachusetts | |
| My Night with Reg | John | Off-Broadway: INTAR Theatre, New York City | |
| Dial M for Murder | Cape Cod Playhouse, Dennis, Massachusetts | ||
| He Hunts | Duchotel | Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles | |
| Tryst | George Love | Off-Broadway: Promenade Theatre, New York City | |
| My Deah | Gator Hedgepeth | Off-Broadway: June Havoc Theatre, New York City | |
| Our Leading Lady | Harry Hawk | Off-Broadway: New York City Center - Stage II, New York City | |
| La Cage aux Folles | Georges | Ogunquit Playhouse, Ogunquit, Maine | |
| Chicago | Billy Flynn | West End: Cambridge Theatre, London | |
| Chicago | Billy Flynn | Broadway: Ambassador Theatre, New York City | |
| A Little Night Music | Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm | Center Stage, Baltimore | |
| Bedroom Farce | Nick | UK national tour | |
| The Rocky Horror Show | The Narrator | UK national tour | |
| Cactus Flower | Dr.
Julian Winston | Off-Broadway: Westside Theatre, New York City | |
| – | Singin' in the Rain | R.F. Simpson | UK national tour |
| The Odd Couple | Felix Ungar | Laguna Playhouse, Laguna Beach, California | |
| Legends! | Klemmer | Australian tour | |
| My Fair Lady | Henry Higgins | Atwood Concert Hall, Anchorage, Alaska | |
| Guys and Dolls | Nathan Detroit | UK national tour | |
| Hangmen | Albert | Off-Broadway: Linda Gross Theater, New York City | |
| The Lady Vanishes | Dr.
Hartz | UK national tour | |
| Cool Rider | Mr Stuart | London Palladium |
Filmography
Film
Television
Audiobook narrations
Video games
Discography
- "Charades" on the Grease 2 soundtrack (as Michael Carrington)
- "(Love Will) Turn Back the Hands of Time" with Michelle Pfeiffer on the Grease 2 soundtrack
- "Who's That Guy?" with Cast on the Grease 2 soundtrack
- "Reproduction" with Cast on the Grease 2 soundtrack
- "Rock-A-Hula-Luau (Summer Is Coming)" with Cast on the Grease 2 soundtrack
- "We'll Be Together" with Cast on the Grease 2 soundtrack
- "Say No More (Mon Amore)" in Alan Moyle's Empire Records (as Rex Manning)
Awards and nominations
References
- ^"Index entry (Maxwell PJ Newby)".
FreeBMD. ONS. Retrieved 12 November
- ^"Index entry (Marcus RT Newby)".Maxwell caulfield wedding pictures He appeared as John Merrick, whose facial deformities got him the cruel nickname of the play's title, while Juliet was Mrs Kendal, the actress who befriended him. At 21, Maxwell was 18 years her junior when they married months later, and there were snipes that it would never last. Now, having celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary last year, Juliet, 77, and Maxwell, 59, are treading the boards together again, touring the UK in an adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's thriller The Lady Vanishes, which starred Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave. Now, having celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary last year, Juliet, 77, and Maxwell, 59, are treading the boards together again, touring the UK in an adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's thriller The Lady Vanishes. It was like saying, ''Oh hello, there you are.
FreeBMD. ONS. Retrieved 12 November
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- ^Bennetts, Leslie. "REPERTORY COMPANY BLOSSOMS", The New York Times, 26 June Web. 13 January
- ^Review of Entertaining Mr. Sloane, The New York Times, 4 September
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- ^Chicago, [website], "Maxwell Caulfield, Jeff McCarthy on Deck to Play Billy Flynn in Chicago", 1 November
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