
Godfrey Winn
Known for
Acting
Life
1906 – 1971 (aged 64)
Born in
King's Norton, Worcestershire, England
Credits
View on IMDb5 acting credits
Biography
Godfrey Herbert Winn (15 October 1906 – 19 June 1971) was an English journalist known as a columnist, and also a writer and actor.
Born in Kings Norton, Worcestershire, he attended King Edward's School, Birmingham. His career as a theatre actor began as a boy at the Haymarket Theatre and he appeared in many plays and films. He went on to write a number of novels and biographical works, and became a star columnist for the Daily Mirror and the Sunday Express newspapers, where he wrote "Dear Abby" articles for lovelorn women. Journalists nicknamed him 'Winifred God' because of his popularity with women readers. Winn was gay and never married.
Known For
Filmography
1972
- Up the Chastity Beltas The Archbishop Of All England
1966
- The Great St Trinian's Train Robberyas Truelove
1964
- The Bargeeas Announcer (voice)
1963
- Billy Liaras Disc Jockey
1927
- Blightyas Robin Villiers




