From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Patrick Cargill (3 June 1918 – 23 May 1996) was a British actor known for his role on the British television sitcom Father, Dear Father. Description above from the Wikipedia article Patrick Cargill, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2011Tromper n'est pas jouer — Author
• Friday People
• Father, Dear Father — Patrick Glover
• 1977The Picture Show Man — Fitzwilliam
• The Many Wives Of Patrick
• 1974The Cherry Picker — Dr. Harrison
• 1973Father Dear Father — Patrick Glover
• 1971Up Pompeii — Nero
• 1970Every Home Should Have One — Wallace Truffit MP
• 1970The Great Inimitable Mr. Dickens — Macready
• Cribbins
• Father, Dear Father — Patrick Glover
• 1968Hammerhead — Condor
• 1968Inspector Clouseau — Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite
• 1968Iolanthe — The Lord Chancellor
• Ooh La La! — Francois, Michel, Edouard, Fadinard, Marcel, Legrainard, The Lover
• 1967A Countess from Hong Kong — Hudson
• Man in a Suitcase — Commandante
• The Prisoner — Number Two, Thorpe
• 1965Help! — Superintendent
• 1964Carry On Jack — Governor Don Luis
• 1964This Is My Street — Ransome
• 1963A Stitch in Time — Dr. Meadows
• Espionage — Colonel Tung
• 1963The Cracksman — Museum Guide
• 1963The Hi-Jackers — Inspector Grayson
• Dial RIX — Monsieur Martell, Bond, Roger Pearson, Gunga Din, Ambrose Moffat
• 1961Carry On Regardless — Raffish Store Customer
• 1961Clue of the Silver Key — Binny
• The Avengers — Pemberton
• Top Secret
• 1960Doctor in Love — Car Salesman (uncredited)
• 1959Carry On Nurse — Idea
• 1959Expresso Bongo — Psychiatrist
• No Hiding Place
• 1959The Night We Dropped a Clanger — Fritz
• 1958Cinderella — 1st Broker's Man
• 1958Up the Creek — Commander
• Theatre Night — Wilkinson
• 1956Around the World in 80 Days — (uncredited)
• Hancock's Half Hour
• 1956The Baby and the Battleship — Navigation Officer
• 1956The Extra Day — Cashier
• The Adventures of Robin Hood — Duke DeMoreville
• 1953The Sword and the Rose — French Diplomat
• 1949Trottie True — Party Guest (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1985Tony Hancock: From East Cheam to Earls Court — Self