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Frank Pettitt was a notable figure in the film industry, known for his acting roles in two significant films. His first notable appearance was in the 1960 British drama "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," where he portrayed the character of Mr. Seaton. This film, directed by Karel Reisz, was an adaptation of Alan Sillitoe's novel and explored the life of a young working-class man in Nottingham. Pettitt's role in this film showcased his ability to portray realistic and relatable characters.
In 1961, Pettitt appeared in another prominent film, "Victim," directed by Basil Dearden. In this British thriller, Pettitt played the role of Barman. The film, known for its exploration of homosexuality and its impact on society, was ahead of its time in tackling such sensitive issues. Pettitt's invol…
