
Alick James Bradford (born 1938, Wimbledon, Surrey, England) is a British-born Canadian supporting and character actor, singer, and voice actor based in Toronto. He made his professional debut in 1967 at the Neptune Theatre and has accumulated over 85 credits across film, TV, and stage in both English- and French-language productions. His film credits include Mrs. Soffel (1984), The Lost World (1998), The Aviator (2004), 300 (2006), The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008), and The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet (2013). On television he has appeared in Heritage Minutes, Nuremberg (2000), and René Lévesque (2006). He is also a voice actor (Babar, Tin Soldier, Mr. Bunnykins). He has been married to Meriel Beament since 1965; they have three children. No major awards are on record.
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as General Steven Fred Easterland

as French Environment Scientist
as Smithsonian President
as Grandfather

as Ed Bronzeman
as Butler Jameson
as Mr. Trinkle
as Ephor #5

as Monsieur Fynlanson · 1 episode
as Howard
as Doctor
as Robert Watson
as Uncle Willy

as Sir James Colborne
as Stagehand (Montréal)

as Sir Reginald Welland
as Lord Thomas
as Captain

as Roy Cahoon

as Silas Blake
as Abbe Seraphon · 1 episode

as Woody (Voice)
as Fat Jack

as Official
as Babar (voice)

as Bill MacMillan

as Tin Soldier (voice)
as Minister
as Sheriff

as Captain Bradshaw

as Private Detective
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