Kenneth Griffith (12 October 1921 – 25 June 2006) was a Welsh actor and documentary filmmaker.

Filmography

• 2001Very Annie Mary — Minister
• 1995The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain — Reverend Jones
• 1994Four Weddings and a Funeral — Mad Old Man - Wedding One
• Lovejoy — Sir Desmond Clark
• Shaka Zulu — Zacharias Abrahams
• 1984The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood — Isaac of York
• 1982Remembrance — Joe
• 1982Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever — himself (presenter), Writer
• 1982Who Dares Wins — Bishop Crick
• 1981Berlin Tunnel 21 — Bruno Balderbach
• 1980The Sea Wolves — Charlie Wilton
• 1979A Famous Journey — Narrator
• Minder — Dai Llewellyn
• 1978Curious Journey — Narrator, Writer
• 1978The Wild Geese — Arthur Witty
• 1977Why Shoot the Teacher? — Inspector Woods
• 1976Sky Riders — Wasserman
• Armchair Cinema — Julien Bour
• 1974Callan — Waterman
• Churchill's People — King John
• 1974S*P*Y*S — Lippet
• The Perils Of Pendragon — Isaac
• 1974The Prison — Julien Bour
• 1974The Public's Right to Know — Self, Writer
• 1973The House in Nightmare Park — Ernest Henderson
• Clochemerle — Ernest Tafardel
• 1971Black As Hell and Thick As Grass — Presenter, Writer
• 1971Revenge — Seely
• 1970Jane Eyre — Mason
• 1970The Gamblers — Broadfoot
• Strange Report — Segarus
• 1969The Assassination Bureau — Monsieur Popescu
• 1968A Fairy Story
• 1968Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher — Mr. Church
• 1968Great Catherine — Naryshkin
• 1968Koroshi — Richards
• Ooh La La!
• 1968The Lion in Winter — Strolling Player
• 1967The Bobo — Pepe Gamazo
• The Prisoner — The President, Schnipps / Number Two
• 1967The Whisperers — Mr. Weaver
• 1966A Walk in the Sea — Mr. Jones
• 1965Rotten to the Core — Lenny the Dip
• The Wednesday Thriller — Mr Seam
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Mr Rounds
• The Wednesday Play — Mr. Jones
• Festival — Mr. Jones
• 1963Heavens Above! — Rev. Owen Thomas
• 1963The Airy Tomb — Narrator
• 1963We Joined the Navy — Orator
• 1962Nothing to Pay — Lydiat Shell
• 1962Only Two Can Play — Ieuan Jenkins
• 1962The Fishing Match — Reuben
• 1962The Painted Smile — Kleinie
• Drama 61-67 — Szepesi
• 1961Payroll — Monty
• 1961Rag Doll — Wilson
• 1961The Frightened City — Wally
• 1960A French Mistress — Mr Meade
• 1960Circus of Horrors — Martin
• 1960Snowball — Phil Hart
• 1960Suspect — Dr Shole
• 1959Carlton-Browne of the F.O. — Sir John's Assistant (uncredited)
• 1959Expresso Bongo — Charlie
• 1959I'm All Right Jack — Dai
• 1959Libel — Fitch
• 1959Tiger Bay — Mr. Seymour
• 1958A Night to Remember — Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips
• 1958Chain of Events — Clarke
• 1958The Man Upstairs — Pollen
• 1958The Two-Headed Spy — Adolf Hitler
• 1957Blue Murder at St. Trinian's — Charlie Bull
• 1957Brothers in Law — Hearse Driver
• 1957Lucky Jim — Cyril Johns
• 1957The Naked Truth — Porter
• 19561984 — Prisoner
• Armchair Theatre — Derry Spooner, Gervais Laroche, Reuben, Lydiat Shell
• 1956Private's Progress — Private Dai Jones
• 1956The Baby and the Battleship — Sub-Lieutenant
• 1956Tiger in the Smoke — Crutches
• 1955The Prisoner — The Secretary
• 1955Track the Man Down — Ken Orwell
• 1954The Green Buddha — Nobby
• 195336 Hours — Henry Slosson
• 1952The Starfish — Jack Trevennick
• 1951High Treason — Jimmy Ellis
• Sunday Night Theatre — Rodion Raskolnikoff, Weintraub, Dents Schofield
• 1950Waterfront — Maurice Bruno
• 1949Blue Scar — Thomas Williams
• 1949Forbidden — Johnny
• 1949Helter Skelter — Nick Martin's BBC Colleague (uncredited)
• 1948Bond Street — Len Phillips
• 1947Fame Is the Spur — Wartime Miners' Representative (uncredited)
• 1947The Shop at Sly Corner — Archie Fellows
• 1946The Shop at Sly Corner — Archie Fellowes
• 1942Hard Steel — Dixon
• 1942The Black Sheep of Whitehall — Butcher's Boy
• 1942The Forest Rangers — Ranger
• 1942The Great Mr Handel
• 1941Love on the Dole — Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall
• 1941The Farmer's Wife — George Smerdon
• 1940Channel Incident — Johnny
• 1940Miss Knowall — Chris
• Against the Empire: The Boer War — Writer
• The Enchanted Loom — "Quotations read by"

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 1973Hang Up Your Brightest Colours — Himself
• Omnibus — Self - Presenter