From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Lindon-Travers (3 January 1922 – 29 March 1994) was an English actor, screenwriter, director and an animal rights activist, known professionally as Bill Travers. Description above from the Wikipedia article Bill Travers, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2013The 9th Wonder of the World: The Making of 'Gorgo' — Joe Ryan (archive footage)
• Lovejoy — Duncan
• The First Olympics: Athens 1896 — Harold Flack
• 1983Sexual Encounters of the Floral Kind — Producer, Writer
• 1978Bloody Ivory — Producer
• 1973The Belstone Fox — Tod
• 1971Rum Runners — Sanderson
• 1971The Lion at World's End — Director, Writer, Producer
• 1969An Elephant Called Slowly — Bill, Writer, Producer
• 1969Ring of Bright Water — Graham Merrill, Screenplay
• 1969The Lions Are Free — Writer, Director
• 1968The Admirable Crichton — Crichton
• 1966Born Free — George Adamson
• 1966Duel at Diablo — Scotty McAllister
• Espionage — Father James
• Lorna Doone
• 1961Gorgo — Joe Ryan
• 1961Invasion Quartet
• 1961The Green Helmet — Greg Rafferty
• 1961Two Living, One Dead — Andersson
• Rawhide — Jeremiah O'Neal
• 1959The Bridal Path — Ewan
• 1958Storm Over Jamaica — Douglas Lockwood
• 1957The Barretts of Wimpole Street — Robert Browning
• 1957The Seventh Sin — Walter Carwin
• 1957The Smallest Show on Earth — Matt Spenser
• 1956Bhowani Junction — Patrick Taylor
• 1955Footsteps in the Fog — David Macdonald
• 1955Geordie — Geordie Mac Taggart
• 1954Romeo and Juliet — Benvolio
• 1953Counterspy — Rex
• 1953Mantrap — Victor Tasman
• 1953Street of Shadows — Nigel Langley - Barbara's date
• 1953The Square Ring — Rowdie Rawlings
• 1952Hindle Wakes — Bob Slater
• 1952The Planter's Wife — Planter (uncredited)
• 1952The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men — Posse Man
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Crichton
• 1951The Browning Version — Fletcher
• 1950The Wooden Horse — Prisoner (uncredited)
• 1950Trio — Fellowes (segment Mr. Know-It-All)

Appearances as themselves (1)

• The Mike Douglas Show — Self