Actor profile

André van Gyseghem

18th August 1906 Eltham, London, England, UK Acting

11 Movies 14 TV Shows 31 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Pied Piper poster

The Pied Piper 27th December 1972 as Friar

Cromwell poster

Cromwell 16th July 1970 as Archbishop Rinuccini

The People’s Jack poster

The People’s Jack 26th January 1970 as Lord Sandwich

William and Mary poster

William and Mary 26th April 1968 as Baxter

Luther poster

Luther 29th January 1968 as The Prior

Rotten to the Core poster

Rotten to the Core 14th July 1965 as Field Marshal von Schneer

Ordeal by Fire poster

Ordeal by Fire 31st October 1957 as Marquis de Saint-Avare

The Limping Man poster

The Limping Man 1st November 1953 as George, Stage Doorman

Stop Press Girl poster

Stop Press Girl 2nd June 1949 as Ex-Editor of Evening Comet (uncredited)

Warning to Wantons poster

Warning to Wantons 4th January 1949 as Oblensky

Candles at Nine poster

Candles at Nine 1st January 1944 as Cecil Tempest

Supernatural poster

Supernatural 11th June 1977 as Sir Francis

Napoleon and Love poster

Napoleon and Love 5th March 1974 as Count Stanisław Małachowski

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries poster

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries 1st September 1973 as Judge

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972 as The Hon. Mr. Justice Barclay

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972 as Mr. Justice Barclay

The Search for the Nile poster

The Search for the Nile 22nd September 1971 as Sir Roderick Murchison

Late Night Horror poster

Late Night Horror 19th April 1968 as Baxter

The Prisoner poster

The Prisoner 29th September 1967 as Retiring Number Two

The Saint poster

The Saint 4th October 1962 as Ahmed Bayer

The Third Man poster

The Third Man 2nd October 1959

The Adventures of William Tell poster

The Adventures of William Tell 15th September 1958 as Grand Duke

The Count of Monte Cristo poster

The Count of Monte Cristo 20th February 1956

Sunday Night Theatre poster

Sunday Night Theatre 1st January 1950 as Chancellor Metternich