Nigel Patrick
Acting
Born May 2, 1913, Clapham, London, England, UK
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nigel Patrick (born Nigel Dennis Wemyss; 2 May 1913 - 21 September 1981) was an English actor and stage director born into a theatrical family. Description above from the Wikipedia article Nigel Patrick, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
- 1981Blunt Instrument — Hugh Logan
- 1973The MacKintosh Man — Soames-Trevelyan
- 1972Tales from the Crypt — Maj. William Rogers
- 1972The Great Waltz — Johann Strauss Sr.
- 1970The Executioner — Colonel Scott
- 1969Battle of Britain — Group Capt. Hope
- 1969The Virgin Soldiers — RSM Raskin
- 1966Goal! — Self - Narrator (voice), Voice
- 1963The Informers — Chief Insp. John Edward Johnnoe
- Zero One — Alan Garnett
- 1961Johnny Nobody — Father Edward John Carey, Director
- 1960The League of Gentlemen — Race
- 1960The Trials of Oscar Wilde — Sir Edward Clarke
- 1959Sapphire — Superintendent Robert Hazard
- 1958The Man Inside — Sam Carter
- 1957Count Five and Die — Major Julien Howard
- 1957How to Murder a Rich Uncle — Henry Clitterbern, Director
- 1957Raintree County — Prof. Jerusalem Webster Stiles
- 1955A Prize of Gold — Brian Hammell
- 1955All for Mary — Capt. Clive Norton
- 1954Forbidden Cargo — Insp. Michael Kenyon
- 1954The Sea Shall Not Have Them — Flt Sgt Slingsby
- 1953Grand National Night — Gerald Coates
- 1952Meet Me Tonight — Toby Cartwright
- 1952The Pickwick Papers — Mr. Jingle
- 1952The Sound Barrier — Tony Garthwaite
- 1952Who Goes There! — Miles Cornwall
- 1951Encore — Tom Ramsay
- 1951Pandora and the Flying Dutchman — Stephen Cameron
- 1951The Browning Version — Frank Hunter
- 1951Young Wives' Tale — Rodney Pennant
- 1950Morning Departure — Lt. Manson
- 1950Trio — Max Kelada (in segment Mr. Know-All)
- 1949Silent Dust — Simon Rawley
- 1949The Jack of Diamonds — Alan Butler, Dialogue
- 1949The Perfect Woman — Roger Cavendish
- 1948Noose — Bar Gorman
- 1948Spring in Park Lane — Mr. Bacon
- 1948Uneasy Terms — Lucien Donnelly
- 1946Morning Departure — Lt-Cmdr. Stanford
- 1940Mrs Pym of Scotland Yard — Richard Lodden
- 1932All That Is England