Baron Olivier of Birghton
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Definition
Proper noun: * Baron Olivier of Brighton: The title of Laurence Olivier, an English actor renowned for his performances in Shakespearean plays and as a director and producer. It specifically refers to the life peerage he was granted.
Usage Notes
- This term is a formal title and proper name. It is used in historical, biographical, or formal contexts to refer to the actor Laurence Olivier after he was made a life peer in 1970.
- It is typically used as a whole noun phrase. The key word is Olivier, with "Baron...of Brighton" forming the specific title.
Examples of Usage
- Proper noun:
- The film was directed by Baron Olivier of Brighton.
- Baron Olivier of Brighton's performance in "Hamlet" is considered definitive.
- The theater was renamed in honor of Baron Olivier of Brighton.
Advanced Usage
- The title is often shortened in common usage to Lord Olivier.
- In citations or formal lists, it may appear as Olivier, Baron (Laurence Kerr Olivier of Brighton).
Variants and Related Words
- Laurence Olivier: The actor's full name, used more commonly than his formal title.
- Sir Laurence Olivier: His earlier title after being knighted in 1947.
- Lord Olivier: The common form of address for a life peer.
Synonyms
- Laurence Olivier
- Lord Olivier
Related Phrases
- The Olivier Awards: The prestigious annual awards for excellence in London theatre, named in his honor.
Noun
- English actor best know for his Shakespearean roles (1907-1989)