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RIP Ron Pember ESSEX, England — British actor, stage director and dramatist Ron Pember died here March 8. He was 87.
In a career stretching over thirty years, he was a character actor in British television productions in the 1970s-1980s. He may be best known for his six-year stint in the legal drama series “Rumpole of the Bailey.” MSTies will remember him as Jones in the movie in episode 1107- THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT. Thanks to Gordon for the heads up. One Reply to “RIP Ron Pember”Commenting at Satellite News
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It takes a certain kind of dependability and adaptability to have a long and successful career in film and television. Mr. Pember obviously possessed those qualities. RIP