Skip to main content
Trevor Howard

Trevor Howard

Stage actorWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Trevor Howard".

Oct 27, 2026

Henry BlofeldGUEST
31:41
And they were at school together, but actually my papa was 10 hours older than Ian, so they weren't there together.
Henry BlofeldGUEST
31:47
But my father was a good friend of Peter Fleming, who was Ian's older brother, and they may have been at school together, and who married Celia Johnson, that wonderful actress, if you remember, Brief Encounter with Trevor Howard.
Henry BlofeldGUEST
32:00
And...
Henry BlofeldGUEST
32:02
And my parents were going to stay in Nettlebed with the Flemings, and he met Ian there, and obviously the name stuck.
Trevor CunninghamGUEST
14:37
Yeah, Trevor Nelson, he's good at what he does.
Trevor CunninghamGUEST
14:41
Trevor Howard, the actor, and then the inventor of the wind-up radio, Trevor Bayliss.
Trevor CunninghamGUEST
14:48
That's good.
Trevor CunninghamGUEST
14:49
And then there's Trevor Francis, the footballer.
DirkHOST
41:49
I
MarcieHOST
41:49
do want to shout out, though, I think it was the lead guy, Kryptonian guy, but he's a British actor I really like called Trevor Howard.
MarcieHOST
41:58
He's like in Brief Encounter and The Third Man.
MarcieHOST
42:02
A couple other things.
David LambertGUEST
1:32
It's all right.
David LambertGUEST
1:33
It's, it's in the, um, the Cheyenne language, mostly indigenous cast, but then they cast, like, Billy Drago and, um, Trevor Howard and, um, um, why can't I think of his name right now? Um, from The Warriors and stuff.
David LambertGUEST
1:54
Um-
Hunter RobinsonHOST
1:55
Oh, I'm not sure
Paul RustHOST
61:10
The other thing that was kind of like, I don't know if you'd call this meta or whatever, but the detective being a fan of detective stuff and being like, hey I read your new book I discovered the killer by page 40 I
Matt GourleyHOST
61:21
know it reminds me a bit of the third man because there's you know Holly Martin comes to town he's a he's writes pulp western novels and then he gets involved in this conspiracy and Trevor Howard who's like the British liaison that's dealing with him but his underling who's played by I can't think of his name he's M in all the original Bond movies this is horrible
Paul RustHOST
61:51
oh the one who died before yeah your eyes only so they just said he was on vacation yeah i'll think of it that's horrible i hate that i can't think of
Matt GourleyHOST
62:01
anyway he he knows holly martin's work and like i was always talking about it as they try to figure out this case like he's kind of oh that's cool yeah

Unknown podcast

Von Ryan's Express (1965): Sinatra's Daring WWII Train Escape!

Oct 9 · 2 Mentions

SimonHOST
0:47
Initially, Ryan's approach to survival is pragmatic, opting for cooperation with the camp's Italian commandant to secure better living conditions for his fellow prisoners.
SimonHOST
0:59
This earns him the derisive nickname Von Ryan from the British prisoners led by the stern Major Eric Fincham, played by Trevor Howard.
SimonHOST
1:09
The tension between Ryan and Fincham provides a compelling dynamic as both characters grapple with moral dilemmas and the harsh realities of war.
SimonHOST
1:20
As the story unfolds, the Italian guards abandon the camp, leaving the prisoners vulnerable to German forces.
SimonHOST
2:23
While Von Ryan's Express may not be as well-known as other World War II films of its era, it stands out for its engaging storyline and strong performances.
SimonHOST
2:34
Sinatra delivers a subdued yet commanding portrayal of Ryan, showcasing his ability to lead and inspire under pressure.
SimonHOST
2:42
Trevor Howard's Fincham provides a perfect foil, embodying the stiff upper-lip British officer with a penchant for action.
SimonHOST
2:52
The film's pacing is brisk, with the narrative moving swiftly from one cliffhanger to the next.
Karin BeasantGUEST
19:11
But once you, if you start putting things on paper, suddenly you think, "Oh, I wonder about this." And then the next minute you find out a little gem.
Karin BeasantGUEST
19:21
So Davidstow Airport, um, the famous case of Trevor Howard, the famous, uh, Gone With the Wind star, who was lost at sea, uh, over the Bay of Biscay.
Karin BeasantGUEST
19:35
So during the Second World War, there was a flight from Witchurch Airport, which is two minutes drive from where I live, was the only municipal airport during the Second World War, and you would have the German and English spies get on the plane and fly to Lisbon in Portugal, 'cause it was neutral.
Karin BeasantGUEST
19:53
Well, there was talk that perhaps Churchill was on this plane and the Luftwaffe downed it, but it was an airplane from Davidstow that went to look for survivors and wreckage and found nothing.
speaker_0HOST
1:06
I, I love all these stats, so sorry about that, but, you know, I enjoy it.
speaker_0HOST
1:13
The Third Man is a nineteen forty-nine film noir directed by Carol Reed, written by Graham Greene, and starring Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, Orson Welles, and Trevor Howard.
speaker_0HOST
1:24
Set in post-World War II Allied-occupied Vienna, the film centers on American writer Holly Martins, Joseph Cotten, who arrives in the city to accept a job with his friend Harry Lime, played by Welles, only to learn that he has died.
speaker_0HOST
1:37
Martins stays in Vienna to investigate Lime's death, becoming infatuated with Lime's girlfriend, Anna Schmidt, played by Valli.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.