Laurence Harvey is a Lithuanian-British-Jewish actor, best known for his role as ‘Joe Lampton’ in the film ‘Room at the Top’ (1959), for which he earned an ‘Oscar’ nomination. He started working as a theatre artist, before making his screen debut in the film ‘House of Darkness’ (1948). He made his TV debut in the role of ‘Cassio’ in the ‘BBC’ adaptation of ‘Othello’ (1950). Harvey has appeared in more than 100 films and TV shows. Some of his successful films are ‘Wall of Death’ (1951), ‘I Believe in You’ (1952), ‘The Good Die Young’ (1954), ‘I Am a Camera’ (1955), ‘Walk on the Wild Side’ (1962), ‘He and She’ (1970), and ‘Yellow-Headed Summer’ (1974). A few of his failed films are ‘Two Loves’ (1961), ‘The Winter’s Tale’ (1967), and ‘Welcome to Arrow Beach’ (1974). Some of his TV shows are ‘Password’ (1964), ‘Joker's Wild’ (1969), and Night Gallery’ (1972).