On this day 118 years ago, on May 22, 1907 (April 11, 1907 lunar calendar), Lawrence Oliver was born in England. Lawrence Oliver (LAURENCEOLIVIER) was born in England on May 22, 1907. As a stage actor, film star, screenwriter and director, Lawrence is world-class, especially his outstanding contributions to Shakespeare's plays, which is highly regarded. At the age of 15, he officially appeared on the London stage, starring in "The Taming of the Shrew", and from then on, he has forged an inseparable relationship with Shakespeare's plays. In 1937, he joined the London Old Vic Company and starred in "Hamlet", which became a success, thus becoming the pride of the British theatre. Since 1939, he has successfully starred in a series of films such as "Wuthering Heights", "Butterfly Dream", "Pride and Prejudice", which established his lofty status in the international film industry. Due to his special contributions to the world film and stage, he was awarded a special Oscar by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1944. In 1947, he was named the first British actor Knight, and in 1971 he was named a Baron. Ten years later, the Queen of England awarded him the Medal of Honor in his own name, becoming a noble movie star in British history. He died at his residence in Sussex on July 11, 1989, at the age of 82. Main works: Henry V (HENRYV) (1946) 19th Academy Awards Special Award HAMLET (1948) 21st Academy Awards Best Actor, Best Picture REBECCA (1940) 13th Academy Awards Best Actor Nomination RICHARDIII (1956) 29th Academy Awards Best Actor Nomination OTHELLO (1965) 38th Academy Awards Best Actor Nomination SLEUTH (1972) 45th Academy Awards Best Actor Nomination Boy from Brazil (THEBOYSFROMBRAZIL) (1978) 51st Academy Awards Best Supporting Actor Nomination Lawrence Oliver "The Prince's Revenge" 1948 "Richard III" 1956 "Wuthering Heights" 1944 "The Dragon and the Phoenix" 1958 "Henry V" 19461987 Family reunion on 80th birthday