John Mills Collection

A production still image from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews, Anthony Quayle, Sylvia Syms and John Mills in scene from Jack Lee Thompsons classic war title Ice Cold in Alex

A production portrait from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews, Anthony Quayle, Sylvia Syms and John Mills in a production still image taken during the final sequence of Jack Lee Thompsons classic War title

John Mills in Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A portrait of John Mills as Captain Anson from Jack Lee Thompsons classic war film Ice Cold In Alex

Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Syms and Harry Andrews in Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A portrait of the main cast for the WW2 drama Ice Cold in Alex directed by Jack Lee Thompson in 1958

A still image from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews as Pugh, Sylvia Syms as Sister Diana Murdoch and John Mills as captain Anson push an ambulance across the Libyan desert in Jack Lee Thompsons Ice Cold In Alex

Scott of the Antarctic (1948)
John Mills as Captain Scott in the original poster artwork for the UK release of Charles Frends epic film

Scott of the Antarctic (1948)
John Mills in a lobby card for the UK release of Charles Frends epic film

John Mills on the set of Dunkirk (1958)
John Mills with a small film camera in front of extras on the set of Leslie Normans Dunkirk

John Mills in a publicity shot for Dunkirk (1958)
Actor John Mills on the set of Ealing Studios Dunkirk with his children Hayley and Jonathan

Scott of the Antarctic (1948)
A lobby card for the UK release of Charles Frends epic film

Ice Cold In Alex 1957 Actors Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Sims and Garry Andrews pictured on location during the making of the film " Ice Cold In Alex"

John Mills (photo)
6013912 John Mills (photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Mills. Illustration for Inside Filmland, Life with the Stars (Robinson)

John Mills in Dunkirk (1958)
John Mills plays football during a pause from filming Leslie Normans classic was film Dunkirk

Harry Andrews and John Mills on the set of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Actors Harry Andrews and John Mills at Elstree Studios on the set of Ice Cold In Alex the famous quicksands sequence

John Mills on the set of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
John Mills is helped to be ready for the filming of the famous quicksands sequence in Ice Cold In Alex (1958) filmed at Elstree Studios

Ice Cold In Alex 1957 The things people will do for a beer! Actors Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Sims and Garry Andrews pictured on location during the making of the film " Ice Cold In

The scene of Charles Foremans death
in Dunkirk (1958)

Corporal Bins fighting the Germans near a French farm
in a scene from Dunkirk (1958)

Corporal Bins unit takes stock of the situation in the French countryside
in a scene from Dunkirk (1958)

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John Mills was a legendary British actor who left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. With his remarkable talent and versatility, he captivated audiences for decades. In this production still image from "Ice Cold In Alex" (1958), we see John Mills in action, delivering a powerful performance that showcased his immense skill. Mills' portrayal of a determined and resilient character in "Ice Cold In Alex" earned him critical acclaim and solidified his status as one of Britain's finest actors. Alongside Anthony Quayle, Sylvia Syms, and Harry Andrews, Mills brought depth and authenticity to the film, creating unforgettable moments that stayed with viewers long after the credits rolled. Before "Ice Cold In Alex, " Mills had already made waves in the industry with his role in "Scott of the Antarctic" (1948). This epic adventure film depicted Robert Falcon Scott's ill-fated expedition to Antarctica. Once again, Mills demonstrated his ability to immerse himself into complex characters while captivating audiences with his emotional range. In this production portrait from "Ice Cold In Alex, " we witness John Mills' undeniable charisma shining through. His expressive eyes convey both determination and vulnerability simultaneously - a testament to his exceptional acting prowess. "Dunkirk" (1958) was another significant milestone in John Mills' career. Here, he delivered yet another outstanding performance that showcased not only his talent but also highlighted the heroism displayed during World War II. As seen in this publicity shot for Dunkirk, Mills effortlessly embodied bravery and resilience - qualities that defined many soldiers during those tumultuous times. Throughout these films such as "Scott of the Antarctic, " "Dunkirk, " or even within scenes like Charles Foreman's death sequence; John Mills proved time and again why he was held in such high regard by critics and fans alike. He possessed an innate ability to bring characters to life authentically while leaving an everlasting impact on audiences. John Mills' contributions to the film industry are immeasurable.