Filmography | TV Appearances | Stage Work | Audio Recordings
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Year |
Title |
Alternate Title(s) |
Role |
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1932 |
Reunion |
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1937 |
Fire Over England |
Don Pedro |
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1937 |
Dark Journey |
The Anxious Years |
Officer of U-Boat |
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1937 |
Farewell Again |
Troopship (USA), Six Hours Shore Leave |
Jim Carter |
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1937 |
The Squeaker |
Murder on Diamond Row (USA) |
Larry Graeme |
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1937 |
The Green Cockatoo |
Four Dark Hours, Race Gang (1937) |
Dave Connor |
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1937
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I, Claudius (unfinished--surviving footage included in the 1965 documentary The Epic That Never Was) |
Cassius | |
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1938 |
Vessel of Wrath |
The Beachcomber (USA) |
The Controleur |
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1938 |
Yellow Sands |
Joe Varwell |
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1939 |
Jem Trehearne |
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1939 |
Poison Pen |
Sam Hurrin |
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1939 |
Dead Men Are Dangerous |
Aylmer Franklyn |
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1939 |
Dangerous Cargo |
Hell's Cargo (1939) (UK) |
Commander Tomasou |
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1940 |
21 Days |
21 Days Together (USA), The First and the Last, The Twenty-One Days, Twenty-One Days Together (USA) |
Tolly |
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1940 |
Gaslight |
The Murder in Thornton Square, Angel Street (1952) (USA), A Strange Case of Murder (1940) |
Vincent Ullswater |
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1940 |
Channel Incident |
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1940 |
Busman's Honeymoon |
Haunted Honeymoon (USA) |
Frank Crutchley |
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1940 |
Bulldog Sees It Through |
Watkins |
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1941 |
Major Barbara |
Bill Walker |
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1941 |
Wings and the Woman (USA) |
Jim Mollison |
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1941 |
James Brodie |
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1944 |
This Happy Breed |
Frank Gibbons |
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1944 |
Henry V |
The Chronicle History of King Henry the Fift with his Battell at Agincourt in France, Henry the Fift |
Ancient Pistol |
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1945 |
Captain David Grant |
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1947 |
Odd Man Out |
Gang War |
Lukey |
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1947 |
Temptation Harbour |
Bert Mallison |
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1948 |
Snowbound |
Engles |
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1948 |
Bill Sikes |
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1948 |
Kiss the Blood Off My Hands |
Blood On My Hands (UK), The Unafraid |
Harry Carter |
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1949 |
The Hidden Room (1950) (USA) |
Dr. Clive Riordan |
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1950 |
Long John Silver |
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1950 |
Waterfront |
Waterfront Women (USA) |
Peter McCabe |
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1951 |
Dr. Arnold |
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1951 |
Private Jock “Bill” Sykes |
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1952 |
Javert |
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1952 |
Blackbeard (Edward "Ned" Teach) |
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1952 |
Androcles and the Lion |
Ferrovius |
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1953 |
The Desert Rats |
Private Tom Bartlett |
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1954 |
The High and the Mighty |
Gustave Pardee |
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1954 |
Long John Silver |
Long John Silver's Return to Treasure Island |
Long John Silver |
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1954 |
“The Honorable” Ted Wilson |
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1956 |
Around the World in Eighty Days |
Mr. Fix |
Filmography | TV Appearances | Stage Work | Audio Recordings
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Air Date |
Year |
Series |
Episode |
Role |
| 1953 | Hollywood Opening Night | "Mr. Barker's Love Affair" | ||
| 4/30/1953 | 1953 | Lux Video Theatre | Episode 126, "The Ascent of Alfred Fishkettle" | Mr. Fishkettle |
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10/18/1953 |
1953 |
General Electric Theater |
"Confession" | |
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12/25/1953 |
1951 |
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (a.k.a. Herald Playhouse) |
"The Baker of Barnbury" | John Linsey |
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4/19/1953
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1953 | Plymouth Playhouse | "Mr. Glencannon Takes All" | |
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1955 |
1955 |
Series: The Adventures of Long John Silver |
"The Pink Pearl" |
Captain Long John Silver |
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4/28/1955
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1954
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Climax! | "The First and the Last" | Keith Dorrant |
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5/27/1955 |
1951 |
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars |
"The Argonauts" | Simon Mantle |
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6/2/1955 |
1950 |
Lux Video Theatre |
Episode 223, "The Suspect" | Philip Marshall |
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2/5/1956 |
1955 |
Alfred Hitchcock Presents |
Episode 1.19, "The Derelicts" |
Peter J. Goodfellow |
Filmography | TV Appearances | Stage Work | Audio Recordings
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Year
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Title
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Venue
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Director
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Role |
| 1920-23 |
Captain Brassbound's Conversion |
Birmingham Repertory Company | ||
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Henry VI |
Birmingham Repertory Company | Walk-on | ||
| Romeo and Juliet | Birmingham Repertory Company | Balthasar | ||
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Twelfth Night |
Birmingham Repertory Company | Fabian | ||
| The Secret Woman | Birmingham Repertory Company | Jesse Redvers | ||
| 1923-24 | Bulldog Drummond | South Africa, on tour | ||
| 1924 |
London Life |
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London | ||
| 1924 |
Perfect Fit |
West End, London | ||
| 1925 |
The Ring o' Bells |
West End | George Bristow | |
| 1928 | My Lady's Mill | Lyric Theatre, West End | Cedric Hardwicke | Jacko Blaker |
| 1928 | Her Cardboard Lover | Lyric Theatre, West End | Leslie Howard | Paul Guisard |
| 1929 | Byron | His Majesty's Theatre | Esmé Percy | John Murray and The Regent |
| 1929-1930 | Bitter Sweet | West End | Noël Coward | Hugh Devon |
| 1931 | Private Lives | Times Square Theatre, Broadway | Noël Coward | Victor Prynne |
| 1932 | I Lived With You | Prince of Wales Theatre, West End | Nancy Price | Mort |
| 1932 | The Secret Woman | Duchess Theatre, West End | Nancy Price | Jesse Redvers |
| 1932-34 |
Night's Candles, The Greeks Had a Word for It, et al. |
Shilling Theatre, Fulham | ||
| 1934 | Once Upon a Time | Little Theatre | Patrick O'Leary | |
| 1934 | The Greeks Had a Word for It | Duke of York's Theatre | Boris | |
| 1934 | Success Story | West End | ||
| 1935 | Miss Julie | Arts, West End | Terence de Marney | Jean |
| 1935 | The Player Queen | West End | Price | |
| 1935 | Roulette | Duke of York's Theatre | Mark Gresham | |
| 1936 | Whiteoaks | West End | Price | Renny |
| 1936 | Saturday's Children | On tour | ||
| 1937 | Hamlet | Old Vic | Tyrone Guthrie | Horatio |
| 1942 | No Orchids for Miss Blandish | Prince of Wales Theatre, West End | Slim Grisson | |
| 1945-46 | So Brief the Spring | On tour and at Wimbledon Theatre | Randy Jollifer | |
| 1950 | Gaslight | Vaudeville | Jack Manningham |
Filmography | TV Appearances | Stage Work | Audio Recordings
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Year
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Title
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Role
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| XVII Century Metaphysical and Love Lyrics | Reader (with Cedric Hardwicke) | |
| 1952 | Lux Radio Theater: "Les Miserables" | Javert |
| 1953 |
Family Theater: "Namgay Doolah" |
Rudyard Kipling |
| 1953 |
Lux Radio Theater: "Breaking the Sound Barrier" |
John Richfield |
| 1970 | Walt Disney Presents the Story of Treasure Island (abridged audio from the film, with narration) | Long John Silver |
Filmography | TV Appearances | Stage Work | Audio Recordings