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Was a chauffeur to British actor Frank Pettingell before becoming an actor himself. Is interred at Pierce Brothers Westwood Memorial Park in Los Angeles, California. Was cremated. Entertained the troops during World War II. After leaving school at age 14 he never had another day of formal education, and later worked as a chef - which helped precipitate his growth to 260 pounds - and spent three years as a professional wrestler in London before World War II, an activity ended by an injury. For an actor who specialized in elegant and upper-class, educated roles, he was actually born a Cockney. Interestingly, he spoke dramatic recitations of songs by Bob Dylan on the album Sebastian Cabot, actor/Bob Dylan, poet. At one point he took a leave of absence from the Giles French character during the popular run of "Family Affair" (1966). He was temporarily replaced by veteran British character actor John Williams, as French's brother Nigel, or Niles.