John Fraser (1931-2020) was a British actor, remembered for his remarkable film career and his ability to portray charming, sensitive, or tormented young men.

He rose to prominence playing Lord Alfred Douglas "Bosie" in *The Trials of Oscar Wilde* (1960), a role that cemented his reputation as a versatile and intense actor. Among his other notable performances were the role of the young King Alfonso in *El Cid* (1961), alongside Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren, and that of Captain Basil Barrow in *Tunes of Glory* (1960).

Fraser was often cast for his elegance and his ability to bring emotional depth to complex characters, distinguishing himself as a refined presence on the big screen in the 1950s and 1960s. His film career spanned from intense dramas to lighter roles, always showcasing a remarkable screen presence.