Pavlow Richard Pearson Arnold Ridley Brian Rix Paul Rogers Clifford Rose Andrew Sachs Peter Sallis Carmen Silvera Gerald Sim Sheila Sim, Lady Attenborough Anthony Steel Ronnie Stevens Sylvia Syms Malcolm Terris Josephine Tewson Geoffrey Toone David Warner Moray Watson Elisabeth Welch Billie Whitelaw John Woodnutt Edgar Wreford Supporters The hall and charity have had a number of notable supporters. Lord Attenborough, whose widow Sheila, Lady Attenborough, also resided at Denville Hall, was president. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, performers including Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Paul Scofield and Elizabeth Taylor (for her television debut) donated their fees to rebuilding the house. In 1999 the original set from The Mousetrap, after 47 years' continuous use, was auctioned to raise money for Denville Hall. Restaurateur Elena Salvoni donated a portion of the profits of her 2007 autobiography, Eating Famously, to the hall. Terence Rattigan left his estate to charity, with all royalties from his plays being donated to Denville Hall and the King George V Fund for Actors and Actresses. See also Brinsworth House – retirement home for entertainers References External links Postcard (1950s?) showing the hall 1926 Pathe newsreel (silent) showing the hall being opened by Princess Louise Houses completed in the 16th century Buildings and structures completed in 1851 1925 establishments in England Retirement communities Retirement homes in the United Kingdom Gothic Revival architecture in London History of the London Borough of Hillingdon Houses in the London Borough of Hillingdon History of Middlesex