Pioneering actor Earl Cameron CBE, who was one of the first successful black British actors, has died at the age of 102. The pioneering actor was born in 1917 in Pembroke, Bermuda, and he started his career with the British Merchant Navy. The film was also ground-breaking because it was the first British film to depict a mixed-race relationship. Cameron's next major role came in the 1955 film Simba, closely followed by a role in the film Safari. One highlight from his TV career came in his appearance in Doctor Who.

Source: Daily Mail July 04, 2020 15:23 UTC