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Ben Cross was a British actor active in film and stage. Born on December 16, 1947 in London, England, UK, Cross worked primarily in cinema, taking on roles that ranged from athletic drama to action and self-representation.
Cross is best known for appearing as Harold Abrahams in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire, a role that became a defining part of his career. He also took on the character Mark Cahill in the 1993 film Cold Sweat and portrayed King Leander in the 2009 film Hellhounds. In addition to acting in narrative films, Cross appeared as Self in the 1987 film The Grand Knockout Tournament, a production that blended sports and entertainment.
Cross’s work in cinema spanned multiple genres, including historical drama, action, and self-referential appearances. His filmography reflects a c…
