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Georges Grey
Georges Grey, born Georges-Jean-Joseph Gacon (1911–1954) was a French actor. In 1948 he starred in the film "The Lame Devil" under Sacha Guitry.
Biography.
He studied engineering at university, before going to the Cavalry School of Saumur. He then went to Paris to begin a career as an actor, where he was noticed by Sacha Guitry who began giving him roles in his films. He toured with Marcel Pagnol and Gilles Grangier later on in life.
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Gore Browne KCMG CB (1807–1887), Governor of New Zealand (1855–1861); used Hulme Court as a temporary Government House
- Sir Francis Dillon Bell – Minister of Native Affairs and advisor to Governor Grey – resided at Hulme Court
- Captain Thomas Sparrow Carmichael (1825–1900) – 66 St Georges Bay Road
- Justice Gillies – house on Gladstone Road – now the Tearooms for the Parnell Rose Gardens
- Sir John Logan Campbell and Lady Campbell – lived on Gladstone road, the house Killbryde was demolished in 1924