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When was John Howie - biographer - born?
John Howie - biographer - was born in 1735.
What Kinsey score did Alfred Kinsey have himself?
He doesn't appear to have made a public statement about that. He was described as bisexual by biographer James H. Jones, so he was likely between 2 and 4. Kinsey himself believed that one's score fluctuated over time, so this makes a definitive answer even more difficult to determine.
What actors and actresses appeared in Tolkien Remembered - 1992?
The cast of Tolkien Remembered - 1992 includes: Edith Bratt as herself Humphrey Carpenter as Himself - Biographer Stephen Greif as Reader Marise Hepworth as Reader Tom Shippey as Himself - Leeds University Mabel Tolkien as herself Priscilla Tolkien as Herself - Daughter Hilary Tolkien as himself Arthur Tolkien as himself Michael Tolkien as Himself - Son Christopher Tolkien as Himself - Son John Tolkien as Himself - Son Rayner Unwin as Himself - Publisher, First to Read The Hobbit in 1936
What actors and actresses appeared in An Awfully Big Adventure - 1998?
The cast of An Awfully Big Adventure - 1998 includes: Jenny Agutter as herself Juliet Aubrey as Narrator Alan Bennett as himself Connie Booth as Narrator Julia Briggs as herself Christopher Cerf as himself Herb Cheyette as himself Bernice Cullinan as herself Verlyn Flieger as Herself - University of Maryland Phyllis Fraser as herself Michael Frith as himself Audrey Geisel as herself Bill Harry as Himself - Beatles Biographer Ian Holm as Reader Martin Jarvis as Narrator Chuck Jones as himself Terry Jones as himself Leonard Nimoy as himself Peggy Owens as herself Griff Rhys Jones as himself Christina Scull as Herself - The Tolkien Society Tom Shippey as Himself - University of St. Louis Juliet Stevenson as Narrator Christopher Tolkien as Himself - Son Christopher Villiers as Reader Harriet Walter as Narrator
What actors and actresses appeared in ITV News - 1955?
The cast of ITV News - 1955 includes: Carol Barnes as Newsreader (1991-2004) Margaret Beckett as herself Andrea Benfield as Herself - Newsreader Alastair Burnet as Newsreader (1955-1991) Ian Cashmore as himself Christopher Chataway as Reporter and Newsreader (1955) Max Clifford Heather Couper as herself Daniel Craig as Himself - BAFTA Nominee Barry Cryer as himself Martyn Davies as Himself - Weather Presenter Judi Dench as Herself - BAFTA Nominee Katie Derham as Herself - Presenter Katie Derham as Newsreader (1998-) Leyla Deybelge as Newsreader (2000-) Emily Eavis as Herself - Glastonbury Festival Organiser Tim Ewart as Himself - News Correspondent Sarah Ferguson as herself Andrew Flintoff as Himself - England Captain Anna Ford Anna Ford as Newsreader (1973-1983) Sandy Gall as Newsreader (1961-1990) Shiulie Ghosh as Reporter and occasional newsreader (1998-) William Hague as Himself - Shadow Foreign Secretary James Hanning as Himself - Biographer Vince Hogan as Himself - US 1st Tank Battalion Gordon Honeycombe as Newsreader Piers Hopkirk as Himself - Reporter Nina Hossain as Herself - Newsreader Emma Jesson as Herself - Central Regional Weather Forecaster Natasha Kaplinsky as Herself - Newsreader Sayjal Karia as Herself - Correspondent Janine Lamb as Herself - Geneticist Oliver Letwin as himself Martyn Lewis as himself Becky Mantin as Herself - Weather Presenter Julian Manyon as Himself - Middle East Correspondent James Mates as Himself - Presenter James Mates as Reporter and newsreader (1990-) Daisy McAndrew as Political Correspondent (2005-) Trevor McDonald as Anchor and reporter (1973) Denny Mendoza as Himself - Film Maker David Miliband as Himself - Environment Secretary Helen Mirren as Herself - BAFTA Nominee Dermot Murnaghan as Newsreader (1992-2002) Nina Nannar as Herself - Reporter John Nicolson as Newsreader (2002-) Mary Nightingale as Newsreader (2001-) Joyce Ohajah as Reporter (2000-) Lucy Owen as Herself - Presenter Nicholas Owen as Newsreader and reporter (1975-) Matthew Parris as himself Ashley Pearson as Herself - Showbiz Journalist Claire Rayner as herself David Raynes as Himself - National Drug Prevention Alliance Natasha Richardson as herself Angela Rippon as Newsreader (2002-) Sue Saville as Herself - Correspondent Selina Scott as herself Chris Ship as Himself - Political Correspondent Chris Ship as Himself - Political Reporter Keir Simmons as Himself - Reporter Julia Somerville as herself Julia Somerville as Newsreader (1984-2001) Alastair Stewart as Himself - Presenter Alastair Stewart as Reporter and occasional newsreader (1978-) John Suchet as Newsreader (1972-2004) Nick Thatcher as Himself - Reporter Isla Traquair as Herself - Reporter Lucy Verasamy as Herself - Weather Forecaster Geraint Vincent as Himself - Presenter Jennifer Warren as Reporter (1997) Romilly Weeks as Herself - Reporter Malcolm Wicks as himself Kate Winslet as Herself - BAFTA Nominee
How do you write a sentence with the word biographer in it?
I read a book about a biographer.
How do you use biographer in a sentence?
My brother said that he will be a biographer when he become older.
How many pages does The Biographer's Tale have?
The Biographer's Tale has 376 pages.
When did Mark Noble - biographer - die?
Mark Noble - biographer - died in 1827.
When did Edward Smith - biographer - die?
Edward Smith - biographer - died in 1919.
When did Gamaliel Bradford - biographer - die?
Gamaliel Bradford - biographer - died in 1932.
When was John Nichol - biographer - born?
John Nichol - biographer - was born in 1833.
When did John Nichol - biographer - die?
John Nichol - biographer - died in 1894.
When was John Rae - biographer - born?
John Rae - biographer - was born in 1845.
When was John Forster - biographer - born?
John Forster - biographer - was born in 1812.
When did John Forster - biographer - die?
John Forster - biographer - died in 1876.
When did William Carr - biographer - die?
William Carr - biographer - died in 1925.
