Maurice Denham

Acting

Born December 23, 1909, Beckenham, Kent, England, UK

Maurice Denham OBE (23 December 1909 – 24 July 2002) was an English character actor who appeared in over 100 television programmes and films throughout his long career. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Filmography

• 1996Robert Rylands' Last Journey — Hume
• 1995Bed — Couple Man
• Pie in the Sky — Striker of the Yard
• Peak Practice — Douglas Hart, Mr. Hart
• 1993The Last Vampyre — Augustus Merridew
• 1992Memento Mori — Guy Leet
• 1991Nona — Don Fransciso
• Performance — Don Francisco, Man
• 1990The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship — (voice)
• You Rang, M'Lord? — Captain Cedric Dolby
• Behaving Badly
• 1989Seeing in the Dark — Old Man
• 1989The Dog It Was That Died — Vicar
• 1988Tears in the Rain — Fordingbridge
• 198784 Charing Cross Road — George Martin
• Inspector Morse — Lance Mandeville
• 1987Miss Marple: 4.50 from Paddington — Luther Crackenthorpe
• 1987The Trial of Klaus Barbie — Klaus Barbie
• 1986All Passion Spent — Gervase Bucktrout
• All Passion Spent — Bucktrout
• Boon
• Casualty — William Turnbull
• Lovejoy — Sir Max Spence
• 1986Mr. Love — Theo
• ScreenPlay — Klaus Barbie, Old Man
• 1985Love Song — Sir William Hatchard
• 1985Monsignor Quixote — Senor Diego
• Screen Two — Guy Leet
• The Black Tower — Father Michael Baddeley
• 1984Doctor Who: The Twin Dilemma — Edgeworth
• Mr. Palfrey of Westminster — Benedict
• Sherlock Holmes — Reverend Merridew
• 1984The Chain — Grandpa
• 1984The Hope and the Glory — Joe
• 1983Martin Luther, Heretic — Father Staupitz
• The Old Men at the Zoo — Dr. Edwin Leacock
• The Agatha Christie Hour — Parker Pyne
• Celebrity Playhouse — Father William Callifer
• 1981From a Far Country — Sapieha
• 1981Recluse
• The Chinese Detective
• 1981The Potting Shed — Father William Califer
• 1980The Gate of Eden: Part One - Mr. Falconer — Tom Falconer
• 1980The Gate of Eden: Part Three - Peter — Tom Falconer
• 1980The Gate of Eden: Part Two - Sue — Tom Falconer
• Minder — Billings, Meredith Gascoyne
• My Son, My Son
• 1979Schalcken the Painter — Gerrit Dou
• 1978Edward & Mrs. Simpson — Cosmo Lang - Archbishop of Canterbury
• Edward and Mrs Simpson — Cosmo Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury
• Return of the Saint — Prince Lorenzo
• Here I Stand... — Hieronymus Bosch
• 1977Julia — Undertaker
• Secret Army — Father Girard
• The Professionals — Sir James Temple
• The Sunday Drama — Lord Hawker, Edwards
• The Upchat Line — Mr Walters
• Killers — Mr. Justice Avory
• 1976Shout at the Devil — Mr. Smythe
• Angels
• 1975Go as You Please in Britain
• 1975Love's Labour's Lost — Don Adriano de Armando
• Rumpole of the Bailey — Mr. Justice Gwent-Evans, Wedding Guest
• An Unofficial Rose
• Fall of Eagles — Kaiser Wilhelm I
• 1974Luther — Johann von Staupitz Vicar General
• Porridge — Rawley
• The Carnforth Practice — Ernest Railton
• 1973The Day of the Jackal — General Colbert
• The Lotus Eaters — Nestor Turton
• A Ghost Story for Christmas — Gerrit Dou
• 1971Countess Dracula — Master Fabio
• Great Performances — Senor Diego
• 1971Nicholas and Alexandra — Kokovtsov
• 1971Sunday Bloody Sunday — Mr. Greville
• Confession — Tom
• 1970The Virgin and the Gypsy — The Rector
• 1969A Touch of Love — Doctor Prothero
• 1969Julius Caesar — Julius Caesar
• 1969Midas Run — Crittenden
• 1969Some Girls Do — Mr. Mortimer
• 1969The Best House in London — Editor, The Times
• 1968From Chekhov with Love — Alexander Chekhov
• 1968Negatives — Father
• 1967A Slight Ache — Edward
• 1967Danger Route — Peter Ravenspur
• ITV Playhouse — Tom Falconer
• Omnibus — Dou
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — Dr. Phelps McCarthy
• 1967The Long Duel — Governor
• 1967Torture Garden — Uncle Roger (segment 1 "Enoch")
• 1966After the Fox — Chief of Interpol
• NET Playhouse — Julius Caesar
• Talking to a Stranger
• BBC Play of the Month — Julius Caesar, Pierre Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvais, George Fox, Don Adriano de Armando
• Blackmail — Patrick Donahoe
• 1965Hysteria — Hemmings
• Knock on Any Door — Desmond Fox-Gresham
• 1965Operation Crossbow — RAF Officer
• 1965The Alphabet Murders — Inspector Japp
• 1965The Heroes of Telemark — Doctor
• 1965The Legend of Young Dick Turpin — Mr. Fielding
• 1965The Nanny — Dr. Beamaster
• 1965The Night Caller — Dr. Morley
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Crowther
• 1965Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes — Trawler Skipper
• 1964Downfall — Sir Harold Crossley
• Sherlock Holmes
• 1964The 7th Dawn — Tarlton
• 1964The Uncle — Mr. Ream
• Theatre 625 — Oscar, Ted Stevens, Edward, Mr Todd
• Thursday Theatre — Julian Armstrong
• Doctor Who — Edgeworth / Azmael
• 1963Long Past Glory — Charles
• 1963Paranoiac — John Kossett
• 1963The King's Breakfast — The King
• 1963The Set Up — Theo Gaunt
• 1963The Very Edge — Crawford
• Dr. Finlay's Casebook
• 1962H.M.S. Defiant — Mr. Goss (Ship's Surgeon)
• Out of This World — Edgar Brocklebank
• Drama 61-67 — Tom Cayter
• 1961For Better, For Worse
• 1961Invasion Quartet
• 1961The Greengage Summer — Mr. Bullock
• 1961The Mark — Arnold Cartwright
• 1960Ali and the Camel
• Armchair Mystery Theatre — Inspector Boileau
• Danger Man — Volos
• Maigret — Tiburce de St. Hilaire
• 1960Our Man in Havana — Admiral
• 1960Sink the Bismarck! — Commander Richards
• Sunday-Night Play — Uncle Arthur
• 1960Two-Way Stretch — Governor Horatio Bennett
• 1959Piping Hot — Narrator
• 1959The Captain's Table — Major Broster
• The Third Man — Hargest Macrea
• 1958A Desperate Case — Narrator (voice)
• 1958I Can Destroy the Sun — Dr. Lunn
• 1957Barnacle Bill — Crowley
• 1957Night of the Demon — Professor Henry Harrington
• 195623 Paces to Baker Street — Inspector Grovening
• Armchair Theatre — Dr. Lunn, Charles
• 1956Checkpoint — Ted Thornhill
• 1956The History of the Cinema — Narrator
• 1956The Spanish Gardener — Pedro (voice) (uncredited)
• 1955Doctor at Sea — Steward Easter
• 1955Simon and Laura — Wilson
• 1954Animal Farm — All Animals (voice)
• 1954Carrington V.C. — Lt. Col. Reeve
• 1954Eight O'Clock Walk — Horace Clifford
• 1954The Million Pound Note — Jonathan Reid
• 1954The Purple Plain — Blore
• The Wonderful World of Disney — Mr. Fielding
• 1953Malta Story — British Officer
• 1953Power to Fly — Narrator
• 1953Street Corner — Dawson
• 1953The Net — Prof. Carrington
• 1953Time Bomb — Jim Warrilow
• 1951No Highway in the Sky
• 1950Scrapbook for 1933 — (voice)
• 1950Traveller's Joy — Fowler
• 1949A Boy, a Girl and a Bike — Bill Martin
• 1949Don't Ever Leave Me — Mr. Knowles
• 1949It's Not Cricket — Otto Fisch
• 1949Landfall — Wing Commander Hewitt
• 1949Madness of the Heart — Dr. Simon Blake
• 1949Once Upon a Dream — Vicar
• 1949Poet's Pub — PC Windle
• 1949The Blue Lagoon — Captain
• 1949The Spider and the Fly — Colonel de la Roche
• 1948Blanche Fury — Major Fraser
• 1948Daybreak — Inspector
• 1948Easy Money — Detective-Inspector Kirby
• 1948Here Come the Huggetts — 1st Engineer
• 1948London Belongs to Me — Jack Rufus
• 1948Look Before You Love — Fosser
• 1948Miranda — Cockle Vendor
• 1948My Brother's Keeper — Trent
• 1948Oliver Twist — Chief of Police
• 1948Quartet — Coroner (segment "The Alien Corn")
• 1948The Blind Goddess — Johnson
• 1947Captain Boycott — Lt. Col. Strickland
• 1947Fame Is the Spur — Prison Doctor #2 (uncredited)
• 1947Holiday Camp — Camp Doctor
• 1947Jassy — Jim Stoner
• 1947Take My Life — Defense Counsel
• 1947The End of the River — Defence Counsel
• 1947The Man Within — Smuggler
• 1947The Upturned Glass — Mobile Policeman
• 1947They Made Me a Fugitive — Mr. Fenshaw
• 1938Many Waters
• The Gate of Eden