Ralph Michael

Acting

Born September 27, 1907, Edmonton, London, England, UK

Ralph Michael (26 September 1907 – 9 November 1994) was an English actor. He was born as Ralph Champion Shotter in London. His film appearances included Dead of Night, A Night to Remember, Children of the Damned, Grand Prix, The Assassination Bureau and Empire of the Sun.

Filmography

• 2015Family Times — Grandpa Cole
• 1993Selling Hitler — Wilhelm Mohnke
• The Camomile Lawn — Tony (older)
• Devices and Desires — Reverend Copley
• Selling Hitler — Wilhelm Mohnke
• Jeeves and Wooster — Tom Travers, Uncle Tom
• First Born — Old Priest
• Crossbow
• 1987Diary of a Mad Old Man — Marcel / Husband
• 1987Empire of the Sun — Mr. Partridge
• Rockliffe's Babies — Mr Matthews
• Dempsey and Makepeace — Lord Winfield
• Howards' Way — Lord James Rannoch
• 1985Romance on the Orient Express — Harry
• 1984And the Wall Came Tumbling Down — Father Harris
• Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense — Father Harris
• Love and Marriage — Sir Ben Farrant
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King
• 1982The Boxwallah — Bertie
• Bergerac — Brigadier Wimble
• Kessler — Colonel Hans Ruckert
• A Question of Guilt — Mr Sylvester
• A Tale of Two Cities — Dr Alexandre Manette
• 1979Henry IV Part 2 — Lord Chief Justice
• 1978Doctor Who: The Pirate Planet — Balaton
• The Devil's Crown — Hubert Walter
• Romance — Philip
• The Professionals — Estate Car Driver
• Dickens of London — Lord Durham
• Rumpole of the Bailey — Mr Justice Everglade
• 1975The Count of Monte-Cristo — M. Dantes
• Churchill's People — MacGregor
• Colditz — Bauman
• Justice — Justice Bebbington
• Judge Dee — Master Sun
• 1969The Assassination Bureau — Editor
• Gazette — Colonel Chamberlayne
• 1968House of Cards — Claude de Gonde
• The Expert — Dad Elliot
• 1967Deadlier Than the Male — Board Member
• Man in a Suitcase
• Not in Front of the Children — Mr Hobson
• 1966Grand Prix — Mr. Stoddard
• 1966Khartoum — Sir Charles Dilke
• The Man in the Mirror — Peter Gilbey
• Public Eye — Henry Knight
• 1965The Heroes of Telemark — Nilssen
• The Power Game — Gillingham
• 1964A Jolly Bad Fellow — Superintendent Rastleigh
• 1964Children of the Damned — Minister of Defense
• Detective — The Hon. Sidney Lomas
• 1964Murder Most Foul — Ralph Summers
• Theatre 625 — Sir Rupert Benning
• Doctor Who — Balaton
• Festival — Confession
• 1962Private Potter — Padre
• Richard the Lionheart — Sheriff of Nottingham
• The Avengers — General Hesketh
• 1961The Court Martial of Major Keller — Colonel Winch
• 1960A Taste of Money — Supt. White
• 1960Date at Midnight — Sir Edward Leyton
• No Hiding Place — Brent
• 1958A Night to Remember — Mr. Yates
• Saturday Playhouse — Robert Christie, Tom Howard, Glynn Harris
• The Adventures of William Tell — Quirini
• 1957The Birthday Present — Crowther (uncredited)
• Theatre Night — Julian Armstrong
• Armchair Theatre — Mark Seeley
• 1956Blonde Bait — Julian Lord
• The Count of Monte Cristo — Bogus Cristo
• 1956Women Without Men — Julian Lord
• The Adventures of Robin Hood — Montfitchet
• 1952The Sound Barrier — Fletcher
• Sunday Night Theatre — James Padley, Captain Skinner
• 1950The Astonished Heart — Philip Lucas
• 1949The Hasty Heart — Kiwi
• 1948A Song for Tomorrow — Roger Stanton
• 1948Emma — George Knightly
• 1948Penny and the Pownall Case — Michael Carson
• 1948Pygmalion — Professor Henry Higgins
• 1946The Captive Heart — Capt. Thurston R.A.M.C.
• 1945Dead of Night — Peter Cortland (Segment "The Haunted Mirror")
• 1945Johnny Frenchman — Bob Tremayne
• 1944For Those in Peril — Rawlings
• 1944They Came to a City — Sergeant Jimmy (uncredited)
• 1943San Demetrio London — 2nd. Officer Hawkins - M.V. San Demetrio
• 1943The Bells Go Down — Dunkirk Survivor (uncredited)
• 1943Women Aren't Angels — Jack
• 1942Air Sense
• 1942Gert and Daisy Clean Up — Jack Gregory
• 1940The Girl Who Forgot — Tony Stevenage
• 1938John Halifax — Phineas Fletcher