From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Alexander Knox (January 16, 1907 – April 25, 1995) was a Canadian actor and author of adventure novels set in the Great Lakes area during the 19th century. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alexander Knox, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• Lovejoy — Pinder
• 1985Joshua Then and Now — Sen. Hornby
• The Last Place on Earth — Sir Clements Markham
• 1984Helen Keller: The Miracle Continues — Mr. Gilman
• 1983Gorky Park — General
• 1983The Forgotten Voyage: The Story of Alfred Russel Wallace — Thomas Bell
• American Playhouse — Henry Stimson
• 1980Cry of the Innocent — Thornton Donegin
• Oppenheimer — Henry Stimson
• 1979Churchill and the Generals — Henry Stimson - Secretary of War
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy — Control
• 1977Holocaust 2000 — Meyer
• 1976Truman at Potsdam
• 1973Man Above Men — The Judge
• 1971Nicholas and Alexandra — The American Ambassador
• Play for Today — The Judge
• 1970Puppet on a Chain — Colonel De Graaf
• 1970Skullduggery — Buffington
• 1969Run a Crooked Mile — Sir Howard Nettleton
• 1969The Betrayal — General Peronne
• 1968Shalako — Henry Clarke
• 1968Villa Rides — President Madero
• 1967Accident — Provost
• 1967Bikini Paradise — Commissioner Lighton
• 1967How I Won the War — American General
• 1967The 25th Hour
• 1967You Only Live Twice — Secretary of Defense (uncredited)
• 1966Khartoum — Sir Evelyn Baring
• 1966Modesty Blaise — Minister
• 1966The Psychopath — Frank Saville
• 1965Crack in the World — Sir Charles Eggerston
• 1965Mister Moses — Rev. Anderson
• 1964Man in the Middle — Colonel Burton
• The Hidden Truth
• 1964Woman of Straw — Detective Inspector Lomer
• Festival — Edmond Duval
• 1963In the Cool of the Day — Frederick Bonner
• 1962The Damned — Bernard
• 1962The Longest Day — Maj. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith
• The Saint — Governor Hudson Inverest
• 1962The Share Out — Colonel Calderwood
• 1960Crack in the Mirror — President
• 1960Oscar Wilde — Sir Edgar Clarke
• 1959Operation Amsterdam — Walter Keyser
• 1959The Wreck of the Mary Deare — Petrie
• 1958Chase a Crooked Shadow — Chandler Bridson
• 1958Davy — Sir Giles Manning
• 1958Intent to Kill — Dr. McNeil
• 1958Storm Over Jamaica — Leonard Pawley
• 1958The Two-Headed Spy — Gestapo Leader Müller
• 1958The Vikings — Father Godwin
• 1957Hidden Fear — Hartman
• 1957High Tide at Noon — Stephen MacKenzie
• 1956Reach for the Sky — Mr. Joyce
• 1955Alias John Preston — Dr. Peter Walton
• 1955The Night My Number Came Up — Owen Robertson
• Mark Saber
• 1954One Just Man
• 1954The Divided Heart — Chief Justice
• 1954The Sleeping Tiger — Dr. Clive Esmond
• 1952Europa '51 — George Girard
• 1952Paula — Dr. Clifford Frazer
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Henry Stimson
• 1951I'd Climb the Highest Mountain — Tom Salter
• 1951Man in the Saddle — Will Isham
• 1951Saturday's Hero — Professor Megroth
• 1951The Son of Dr. Jekyll — Dr. Curtis Lanyon
• 1951Two of a Kind — Vincent Mailer
• 1949Tokyo Joe — Mark Landis
• 1948The Sign of the Ram — Mallory St. Aubyn
• 1947The Judge Steps Out — Judge Thomas Bailey, Screenplay
• 1946Sister Kenny — Dr. McDonnell, Screenplay
• 1945Over 21 — Max W. Wharton
• 1944None Shall Escape — Wilhelm Grimm
• 1944Wilson — Woodrow Wilson
• 1942Commandos Strike at Dawn — German Captain
• 1942This Above All — Rector
• 1941The Sea Wolf — Humphrey Van Weyden
• 1939Cheer Boys Cheer — Saunders
• 1939The Four Feathers — Bit Part
• 1938The Gaunt Stranger — Dr Anthony Lomond
• 1936Rembrandt — Ludwick’s Assistant (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1996Ingrid Bergman Remembered — Self (archive footage)