George Malpas
Acting
Born November 1, 1926, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK
George Malpas (1 November 1926 - 26 February 2001) was a British actor.
Filmography
- 1997The Missing Postman — Old Man with Dog
- Crown Prosecutor — Stowe
- Kavanagh Q.C. — Alfred Kavanagh
- Peak Practice — Veteran
- The Detectives — Bumpkin
- New Voices — Dad
- 1990Bingo: Scenes of Money and Death — Old Man
- 1990Mountains of the Moon — Lead Actor
- 1990One Last Chance — Uncle Tom
- 1990The Missing Reel — Old Mason
- 1989Bert Rigby, You're a Fool — Minister
- 1989Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade — Man on Zeppelin
- Screen One — Uncle Tom
- 1988The Nature of the Beast — Bill Howgill
- 1987On the Palm — Old Slatterthwaite
- Lovejoy — Harry
- 1986Mr. Love — Old Gardener
- 1986The Fools on the Hill — Horsebox Driver
- 1985Anna Karenina — Stationmaster
- EastEnders — Neighbour
- 1985Exploits at West Poley — Shepherd
- Lytton's Diary — Billy Jay
- Mapp & Lucia — Coplen
- The Beiderbecke Affair — Lol
- 1985Young Sherlock Holmes — School Porter
- 1984Lassiter — Old Man
- The Bill
- Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime — Frank Mulberry
- Reilly: Ace of Spies — Tobacconist
- 1983The Witches and the Grinnygog — Old Peggy
- The Witches and the Grinnygog — Old Peggy
- 1981Bread or Blood — Ellerby
- 1981Days at the Beach — Railway Porter
- A Question of Guilt — Grimmel
- 1980Life for Christine — Judge
- Terry and June — Customer In Pub
- Thomas & Sarah — Old William
- 1979Vampires — Headmaster
- 1979Yesterday's Hero
- All Creatures Great and Small — Mr. Dean, Mr. Dakin
- 1977Count Dracula — Swales
- Count Dracula — Swales
- 1977Our Day Out — Lollipop Man - Les
- Beasts — Vic
- 1976Beasts: The Dummy — Vic
- Dickens of London — Old Man
- George and Mildred — Marvin Schumaker
- 197584 Charing Cross Road — Bill
- Rumpole of the Bailey — Old Arnie
- Playhouse — Railway Porter
- 1974Three for the Fancy — Sam Myatt
- Last of the Summer Wine — Harry
- 1973Malachi's Cove — Mr. Eliot
- Shabby Tiger — Mr Carless
- Emmerdale — Barney
- Persuasion — George
- Nearest and Dearest — Postman
- Tom Grattan's War — Stan Hobbs