Alan Webb

Acting

Born July 2, 1906, York, England, UK

Alan Webb (2 July 1906 - 22 June 1982) was an English stage and film actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alan Webb (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia​

Filmography

• 1982The Deadly Game — Joseph Pillet
• 1981Country — Sir Piers Blair
• 1981Dear Brutus — Lob
• 1980Rough Cut — Sir Samuel Sacks
• 1978The First Great Train Robbery — Edgar Trent
• 1978The Seagull — Sorin
• 1977The Duellists — Chevalier du Rivarol
• 1974The Changeling — Vermandero
• 1973Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont — Mr. Osmond
• 1972Cows — Herbert
• Late Night Theatre — George Gascoyne
• 1972The Canterbury Tales — Old Man
• The Protectors — Blind Man
• 1971Nicholas and Alexandra — Yurovsky
• 1971The Horsemen — Gardi Gay (uncredited)
• 1971The Rainbirds — Grandfather
• 1970Entertaining Mr. Sloane — Kemp ('Dadda')
• 1970King Lear — Gloucester
• Play for Today — Herbert, Mr. Osmond
• 1969Women in Love — Thomas Crich
• 1968Elizabeth the Queen — Sir Francis Bacon
• 1968Interlude — Andrew
• The Jazz Age — George Warburton
• ITV Playhouse — Otis
• 1967The Investigation — The Judge
• 1967The Taming of the Shrew — Gremio
• BBC Play of the Month — Vermandero, Teiresias, Pyotr Sorin
• 1965Chimes at Midnight — Justice Shallow
• 1965King Rat — Brant
• Public Eye — Reggie Aston
• 1965The Holy Terror — William Nightingale
• 1964The Pumpkin Eater — Mr. Armitage - Jake's father
• 1964The Third Secret — Alden Hoving
• Theatre 625 — Ilya
• Espionage — Lord Kemble
• On Trial — Sir Edward Clarke QC
• Knight Errant Limited — Colonel Cope-Addams
• 1959The Scapegoat — Inspector
• 1958The Silent Enemy — British Consul
• 1954Lease of Life — Dr. Pembury
• 1954West of Zanzibar — Alan, Bob's Boss (uncredited)
• 1953The Cruel Sea — Admiral Murray-Forbes (uncredited)
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — William Nightingale, Sir Francis Bacon
• 1950The Astonished Heart — Sir Reginald
• 1949Challenge to Lassie — James Brown
• Suspense