Windsor Davies was a British actor. He is best remembered for playing Battery Sergeant Major Williams in the sitcom It Ain't Half Hot Mum over its entire run.

Filmography

• 2000Cor, Blimey! — Sir Toby Belch
• Gormenghast — Rottcodd
• Sunburn — Eric Moorcroft
• 1998Mosley — David Lloyd George
• Mosley — David Lloyd George
• 1998The Animal Train — Polar Bear
• Vanity Fair — General Tufto
• 1998What's a Carry On? — Sergeant Major "Tiger" Bloomer (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1996An Audience with Freddie Starr
• Matt's Million — Henry
• Oh, Doctor Beeching! — The Lord Mayor
• 1996The Willows in Winter — Commissioner of Police
• Sooty & Co.
• 1993The Thief and the Cobbler — Roofless (voice)
• 2Point4 Children — Uncle Ian
• 1991Old Scores — Evan Price
• You Bet!
• Casualty — Robert Cox
• 1985Alice in Wonderland — Gryphon (voice)
• Alice in Wonderland — Gryphon
• 1985Rupert and the Frog Song — Rupert's Father / Father Frog (voice)
• The New Statesman — George Vance
• 1984Gabrielle and the Doodleman — Ringmaster / Black Knight / Ugly Sister
• Terrahawks — Sergeant Major Zero (voice)
• 1983Terrahawks: Expect the Unexpected — Sergeant Major Zero
• Never the Twain — Oliver Smallbridge
• The Cannon & Ball Show — Zeke
• 1978Grand Slam — Mog Jones
• 1978The Playbirds — Assistant Police Commissioner
• 1978The Talking Parcel — Chief Cockatrice
• 1977That's Carry On! — Fred Ramsden (archive footage)
• 1976Carry On England — Sergeant Major "Tiger" Bloomer
• 1976Confessions of a Driving Instructor — Mr. Henry Truscott
• 1976Not Now, Comrade — Constable Pulford
• 1975Carry On Behind — Fred Ramsden
• 1975The Old Curiosity Shop — George, Mrs Jarley's Assistant
• 1974Death to Sister Mary — Detective Moore
• It Ain't Half Hot Mum — Battery Sergeant-Major 'Shut Up' Williams
• Ken Dodd's World of Laughter
• 1974Soft Beds, Hard Battles — Bisset (uncredited)
• 1973Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall — Sgt. MacKay
• Hawkeye, the Pathfinder — Sergeant Dunham
• Nobody Is Norman Wisdom — Ruskin
• The Donati Conspiracy — Mr. Sadler
• Thriller — Detective Moore
• Crown Court — George Walker
• 1972Endless Night — Sgt. Keene
• New Scotland Yard — DS Hadley
• 1971A Breed of Men
• Bless This House — Charlie
• Brett
• 1971Clinic Exclusive — Geoffrey Carter
• Suspicion — Tom Patten
• The Guardians — Shop Steward
• The Onedin Line — Taffy
• The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes — Insp. Illingworth
• Biography — Fletcher
• Confession — Mr. Probert
• The Misfit — Airport Patrolman
• UFO — Morgan
• 1969Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed — Police Sergeant
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Maggot
• Softly Softly: Task Force — Stephens
• The Main Chance — George Halloran
• The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder — Police Sergeant, Chief Inspector Pyne
• 1968Assignment K
• Nearest and Dearest — Vicar
• Rogues' Gallery — Maggot
• The Expert — Dick Bennett
• Tom Grattan's War — Army Recruiting Sergeant
• Boy Meets Girl — Ted Duff
• Callan
• City '68 — Harris
• 1967Doctor Who: The Evil of the Daleks — Toby
• Sanctuary — Police Sargeant Grunwick
• Turn Out the Lights — Tommy Galvin
• 1966Arabesque — Policeman
• 1966Arrivederci, Baby! — Radio Engineer
• The Corridor People — Sullavan
• 1966The Family Way — Man in Crowd Outside Travel Agents (uncredited)
• Moulded in Earth — Moc
• 1965The Alphabet Murders — Dragbot
• The Troubleshooters — Aneurin Griffith
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Jarvis
• 1964Murder Most Foul — Sergeant Brick
• Redcap — QSM
• Theatre 625 — DS Wilson, Sergeant Hayter
• Doctor Who — Toby
• The Scales of Justice — Sloan
• Z-Cars
• Coronation Street — Returning Officer
• Probation Officer — Bill Morgan
• Dixon of Dock Green — Vic Sharland, Jack Winstone

Appearances as themselves (5)

• 1994The Children's Royal Variety Performance — Self
• Surprise, Surprise — Self
• An Audience with... — Self
• Top of the Pops — Self
• Television Club — Self - Introduction