From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Emlyn Williams, CBE (26 November 1905 – 25 September 1987), known as Emlyn Williams, was a Welsh dramatist and actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Emlyn Williams, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2022National Theatre Live: The Corn Is Green — Writer
• 1991King Ralph — Novel
• 1986Past Caring — Edward
• 1982The Deadly Game — Bernard Laroque
• 1979The Corn Is Green — Theatre Play, Writer
• 1976The Power of Dawn — Writer
• Rumpole of the Bailey — Harold Brittling
• 1970The Walking Stick — Jack Foil
• 1969David Copperfield — Mr. Dick
• 1966Eye of the Devil — Alain de Montfaucon
• BBC Play of the Month — Theatre Play
• 1964Night Must Fall — Theatre Play
• The Great War — Lloyd George (voice)
• Theatre 625 — The Yob, Eotvoes, Counsel for the Defence
• 1962The L-Shaped Room — Dr. Weaver
• Play of the Week — Writer
• 1959The Wreck of the Mary Deare — Sir Wilfred Falcett
• 1959Web of Evidence — Enoch Oswald
• 1958I Accuse! — Emile Zola
• Monitor
• 1957Time Without Pity — Theatre Play
• 1956The Corn is Green — Writer
• 1955The Deep Blue Sea — Sir William Collyer
• 1952Ivanhoe — Wamba
• 1952The Magic Box — Bank Manager
• 1951Another Man's Poison — Dr. Henderson
• 1951The Scarf — Dr. David Dunbar
• 1950Three Husbands — Maxwell Bard
• 1949The Last Days of Dolwyn — Rob, Director, Screenplay
• 1945The Corn Is Green — Theatre Play
• 1942Hatter's Castle — Dennis
• 1942Life Begins at Eight-Thirty — Writer
• 1941Major Barbara — Snobby Prince
• 1941This England — Appleyard, Dialogue
• 1941You Will Remember — Bob Slater
• 1940Girl in the News — Tracy
• 1940The Stars Look Down — Joe Gowlan
• 1939Jamaica Inn — Harry
• 1938Dead Men Tell No Tales — Dr. Headlam
• 1938Night Alone — Charles Seaton
• 1938The Citadel — Owen, Additional Dialogue
• 1938They Drive by Night — Shorty Matthews
• 1937I, Claudius — Caligula
• 1937Night Must Fall — Theatre Play
• 1936Broken Blossoms — Chen Huan, Writer
• 1935City of Beautiful Nonsense — Jack Grey
• 1935The Dictator — King Christian VII of Danmark
• 1935The Divine Spark — Adaptation
• 1934Evensong — George Leary
• 1934Evergreen — Adaptation
• 1934My Song for You — Theodore Bruckner
• 1934Road House — Chester
• 1934The Iron Duke — Bates
• 1934The Man Who Knew Too Much — Additional Dialogue
• 1933Friday the Thirteenth — William Blake, Dialogue
• 1932Men of Tomorrow — Horners
• 1932Sally Bishop — Arthur Montague
• 1932The Frightened Lady — Lord Lebanon

Appearances as themselves (4)

• 2024Darkness & Light: The Life of Graham Williams — Self - (archive)
• Wogan — Self
• 1969The Epic That Never Was — Self - Interviewee / Caligula (archive footage)
• The Merv Griffin Show — Self