Warren, Allan

Michael Allan Warren was born on October 26, 1948 in the London Wimbledon area. He grew up with his mother, without a father. He studied at the theater school at the famous Drury Lane Theater . While still a teenager he played several episodic roles, talked with a lot of people, including made acquaintance with the future popular singer and guitarist Mark Bolan , and became his first manager when Bolan became famous.

Warren took up photography at the age of 17. During this time, he played in a production of Forty Years On with famous actor John Gilgood ; Warren bought his first used camera and began taking pictures of the actors who played with him in this performance. The start of a professional photographer’s career can be considered the day Warren’s friend, , asked him to be a photographer at his wedding with Judy Garland (March 15, 1969). After that, Warren came to grips with photography, abandoning the theater. He has a track record of more than a thousand photographs of famous actors, musicians, writers, politicians and members of the British royal family . In the early 1980s, Warren set himself the goal of obtaining permission to photograph all the British dukes: four belonging to the royal family, and twenty-six not belonging to her.

Together with the Duke he founded a charity fund for children in need.

Wide screen

• 1968 - Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush - Joe McGregor
• 1970 - / Toomorrow - student-musician (uncredited)
• 1971 - / To Catch a Spy - waiter (uncredited)
• 1973 - / Baxter! - photographer (uncredited)
• 1979 - / Porridge - Wally

A television

• 1970 - / Play for Today - Jenkins (in 1 episode)
• 1971 - / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - Syudhead Boy (1 episode)

• Nobs & Nosh - Eating with the Beautiful People (1975)
• Confessions of a Society Photographer (1976) ^[1]
• The Dukes of Britain (1986)
• The Lady of Phillimore Walk (play, 1991) ^[2]
• Dukes, Queens and Other Stories (1999) ^[1]
• Strangers in the Buff (2007)
• Carpet Dwellers (2007)
• Nein Camp (2012) ^[1]
• Stand By To Repel All Boarders (2014) ^[1]

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  Yves Arden (1972)

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  Lillian Guiche (1973)

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  Bernard Miles (1974)

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  Beryl Reed (1974)

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  Phyllis Calvert (1974)

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  Suzanne Lee (1977)

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