 Complete the following phrase:  Gielgud was born on 14 April 1904 in South Kensington, London, the third of the four children of Frank Henry Gielgud 18601949 and his second wife, Kate Terry-Gielgud, née Terry-Lewis 18681958. Gielguds older brothers were Lewis, who became a senior official of the Red Cross and UNESCO, and Val, later head of BBC radio drama; his younger sister Eleanor became Johns secretary for many years. On his fathers side, Gielgud was of Lithuanian and Polish descent. The surname derives from Gelgaudiškis, a village in Lithuania. The Counts Gielgud had owned the Gielgudziszki Castle on the River Niemen, but their estates were confiscated after they took part in a 