For 10 points, name this British actor who played Colonel Nicholson in Bridge on the River Kwai.
This man's first film role came as Herbert Pocket in Great Expectations, and Peter Ustinov claimed he was "the outstanding poet of anonymity." In a 1949 film, this man plays a sufragette who is killed when the protagonist shoots an arrow through her hot air balloon that she is flying pro-vote messages from. In addition to playing eight heirs to a fortune in Kind Hearts and Coronets, this man has played a character named Yevgraf, whose line, "Ah, then, it's a gift," concludes the film Dr. Zhivago. For 10 points, name this British actor who played Colonel Nicholson in Bridge on the River Kwai.
This man's first film role came as Herbert Pocket in Great Expectations, and Peter Ustinov claimed he was "the outstanding poet of anonymity."
Alec {Guinness}