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听力原文：The British actor John Mills has died at the age of 97. An appearance in Hamlet i

听力原文： The British actor John Mills has died at the age of 97. An appearance in Hamlet in 1929 established Sir John as one of the upcoming stars of the British theater and a series of stage successes was followed by more than films. Johri Mills came to epitomize the stubborn defiance of the British servicemen at war, in such successes as In Which We Served and Ice Cold in Alex.

Who was John Mills？

A．Manager of a British theater.

B．A film director.

C．A researcher on Scott.

D．A British actor.

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