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The 21 pages that link to John Gielgud, each with the reason it gives.

• Laurence OlivierRelated: Gielgud was Olivier’s contemporary and fellow leading figure in modern British theater.

• Royal Academy of Dramatic ArtRelated: Gielgud studied at RADA before becoming one of Britain’s leading Shakespearean actors.

• The Old VicRelated: His work at the Old Vic connected classical acting traditions with modern stagecraft.

• Repertory theatreRelated: His career included landmark work within Britain's classical repertory tradition.

• Triple Crown of ActingRelated: His 1991 Emmy completed an acting-award trio that included an Oscar and Tony.

• John BarrymoreCompared with: Gielgud’s later classical career offers a point of comparison with Barrymore’s Shakespearean fame.

• Peter O'TooleRelated: Gielgud shared O'Toole's classical repertoire and appeared with him in Becket.

• Richard Burton (actor)Related: Gielgud directed Burton in Hamlet and helped shape his classical stage work.

• Ellen TerryCompared with: Gielgud’s later Shakespearean career offers a different generation’s model of British classical acting.

• Judi DenchRelated: Gielgud and Dench worked together on stage and screen, linking generations of British classical acting.

• Richard AttenboroughRelated: Gielgud appeared in Attenborough’s Gandhi and shared its Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

• Alec GuinnessCompared with: Gielgud’s long classical stage career offers a useful comparison with Guinness’s movement between theatre and film.

• Edith EvansRelated: Gielgud directed Evans in productions including The Importance of Being Earnest.

• Christopher FryRelated: Gielgud directed and starred in productions that brought Fry’s plays to prominence.

• Paul ScofieldCompared with: Gielgud’s prolific public career offers a contrast with Scofield’s selective film appearances.

• Peggy AshcroftRelated: Gielgud and Ashcroft were leading figures in the same generation of British classical theatre.

• Margaret RutherfordRelated: Gielgud appeared with Rutherford in the 1963 comedy The V.I.P.s.

• Michael RedgraveRelated: Gielgud was a contemporary whose classical acting career offers a useful comparison with Redgrave’s.

• Wendy HillerRelated: Gielgud directed Hiller in the 1936 stage production of Pygmalion.

• Irene WorthRelated: Worth shared the classical stage with Gielgud in productions including The School for Scandal.

• R. C. SherriffRelated: Gielgud played Lieutenant Osborne in the original London production.