. Final Call again!
Hello. Do you know ANYTHING about 1960's child-actor, Ronnie Raymond? ( see photo HERE )
` I would like to either interview, speak to, or otherwise communicate with, Actor Ronnie Raymond about his experience as a child actor during the early 1960s.
` Does anyone know his whereabouts ( UK? USA? Aus? ??? ), or what he is doing now, or who his Agent might be, or how to find him ?
` Did he change his name ? Did he change his profession ? Is he now a Teacher, a Salesman, a Gardener ? ? ?
` Clearly, he is not very apparent on the web, at least under the name Ronnie Raymond.
` SURELY SOMEONE LOOKING AT THIS MUST KNOW SOMETHING !! ?
` Please help if you can. Any info' or advice gratefully received !!
Thankyou.
Ady.
ps. References I've found to him include :
"Clown Jewels", a Revue. Comedy scenes by Bud Flanagan & the Crazy Gang.RONNIE RAYMOND joins BUD to sing.Victoria Palace Theatre, London - 5 March, 1959.
"Leave It To Pastry",UK 1960, BBC, Children's sitcom.
"Murder She Said" 1961 film.Ronnie plays Alexander Eastley in this first-in-series of Margaret Rutherford's MissMarple films.
"The Big Pull" BBC TV-Series June 1962
Hopefully - Ady.
. Final Call again!
Hi, Ady - Can't through any light on Ronnie Raymond, but he also dubbed the voice of the lead child in the "Village of the Damned". Hope he's still with us. He must be in his his 60's by now. Have you tried British Actors Equity?
Jack
Hi Jack - yes I've tried Equity - they have no trace of him today. I have a potential link to someone with same name ( RR ) through someone in America , but nothing has come of it yet.
You say:- "he also dubbed the voice of the lead child in the "Village of the Damned".
How do you know he did Vil.o.t.Damned; where did you get that information from ? ( I realise the voice sounds the same, but that's not to say it's Ronnie )
(His voice, if it is his voice, in 'Murder She Said', sounds as if it's (all) been re dubbed for some reason) ( ? )
I guess he'll be about 58 now, assuming him to be about 14ish when he played 'Alexander' (my avatar photo) in Murder She Said 1961.
See here for Marple Link
Alexander and Inspector Craddock
Miss Marple with Alexander
Ady.
Hi Ady - I'm only guessing about Vil.o.t.Damned, but his voice (if it is his voice!) is so distinctive. Have a look again at the film and you'll pick it up. You're right about Murder She Said. I looked at it again yesterday and I'm pretty sure Ronnie's part has been dubbed - another puzzle to investigate!
By for now
Jack
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somebody tell us all something about Ronnie Raymond, please!
Originally Posted by Ady
I've spoken to Ronnie today and his brief reply to some of your queries was:
My mother was a variety artiste, so i followed in her shoes from an early age, i went to Aida Foster Theatrical School and did many things, Radio, Stage, T V, & Film. I auditioned for the part of Alexander, I never stopped working from the age of 12 up to 16 when i quit due to no work coming in, in hindsight now what a mistake.
I'll PM you later Ady re: contact details.![]()
Originally Posted by DB7
Great to hear about your contact with Ronnie, DB7. If you get further info Ady, can you let me know. Would be really interested in hearing about his experience working with Margaret. Thanks.
Jack
Thanks DB7 - I'll keep the Board posted.
Ady.
Originally Posted by Ady
Any news?
Jack
Good news! I have now been in contact with Ronnie Raymond and he is happy to answer questions from Forum members about his film work in the the 60s, time permitting, of course. Send me a PM and I will forward to Ronnie and collate the responses.
All best
Jack
Jack,
Can you let the fans of Ronnie Raymond know what he is doing today?
Thank you,
Lise
Hi, Lise - Thanks for the posting. I've been away for several weeks, hence the delay in replying. I've also had problems with Ronnie's current email address. I'll send an email to him tomorrow and will hopefully get some answers for you soon!
All best
Jack
Originally Posted by Lise Tillman
I just watched Murder She Said yesterday and totally went mad on little Ronnie! What a star - he felt out of his time, like he might fit more in comedy now than then. Or even the current run of Doctor Who; he was like a little Time Lord, so smart and funny.
I'd love to get in touch with him if that's possible.
I must say hello to everyone on this site by the way - this is my first post, and I must say the site looks excellent.
(Oh, and that Marple film was wonderful by the way!) :)
how about a pic of him today.....love to see what he looks like now
Hi I would like to ask Ronnie the following:
what was like to work with Margaret Rutherford... what was she like when she was not acting? How about mister stringer?
Where does he live?
Originally Posted by jack case
Originally Posted by jpv103
Stringer Davis (Mr. Stringer) died in 1973!
Originally Posted by jpv103
Stringer Davis (Mr. Stringer) died in 1973!
I believe that jpv103 was referring to Ronnie Raymond, francesgumm, not Stringer Davis!
Starry x.
Oops sorry, silly me. Well it was very early in the morning. Thats my excuse & im sticking to it HA HA.
Originally Posted by jack case
any news yet Jack ???![]()