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Actress, Warren Mitchell, was born Warren Misell on Jan 14, 1926 in London, UK. As of December 2025, Warren Mitchell was 100 years old.

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Prof. Crevett: D'you see? Television cameras on da roof. We watch *everywhere*. You know, da government - da government, they say to me, "Professor, do you have to have such *expensive* things? Windows are much cheaper!" And I say I have to have, and I *have*! Dat over there, dat is the *only* window. And even for *dat*, we have *protection*. Look.
[activates electric window cover]
Prof. Crevett: Dat will stand up to *any* avalanche. Uh, dat too was very expensive. All this to study cosmic rays, huh?


Prof. Crevett: And then dere is da cloud.
Alan Brooks: What cloud?
Prof. Crevett: Come on, Alan, you know what I'm talking about. Da cloud where there should be no cloud.
Alan Brooks: Where there are mountains, there are always clouds.
Prof. Crevett: But dis one remains static. On da side of da Trollenberg it never moves.
Alan Brooks: A freak of nature.
Prof. Crevett: A *radioactive* freak of nature?


Mark Antony: All right, look here Marcus...
Spencius: No, no, I'm Spencius. 'S my brother what's Marcus. We're in partnership now, you know. Marcus & Spencius.


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Warren Mitchell Facts
Suffered a stroke in August 2004 and was back on stage a week later performing in Arthur Miller's "The Price", a two-hour one-man show.

His huge following as the bigoted "Alf Garnett" character in "Till Death Us Do Part" (1965), led to the birth of its American cousin series, "All in the Family" (1968), in 1972 and his "Alf" counterpart, "Archie Bunker", played with equal success by Carroll O'Connor.

Despite playing an avid West Ham United fan in "Till Death Us Do Part" (1965), he is actually a Tottenham Hotspur supporter.

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