Basil Radford

The Galloping Major 7th May 1951 as Major Arthur Hill

White Corridors 12th January 1951 as Retired Civil Servant

Ha'penny Breeze 30th December 1950 as Shopkeeper (uncredited)

Chance of a Lifetime 24th April 1950 as Dickinson

Passport to Pimlico 26th October 1949 as Gregg

Helter Skelter 7th August 1949 as Maj. Bright (uncredited)

Whisky Galore! 16th June 1949 as Captain Paul Waggett

Stop Press Girl 2nd June 1949 as The Mechanical Type

It's Not Cricket 1st April 1949 as Maj. Bright

Quartet 26th October 1948 as Henry Garnet (segment "The Facts of Life")

The Winslow Boy 24th September 1948 as Desmond Curry

A Girl in a Million 28th October 1946 as Prendergast

The Captive Heart 29th April 1946 as Major Ossy Dalrymple

Dead of Night 9th September 1945 as George Parratt (Segment "The Golfing Story")

The Way to the Stars 16th June 1945 as 'Tiny' Williams

Twilight Hour 12th February 1945 as Lord Chetwood

Millions Like Us 1st June 1943 as Charters

Unpublished Story 10th August 1942 as Lamb

The Next of Kin 15th June 1942 as Careless Talker on Train

Flying Fortress 13th June 1942 as Captain Wilkinson

Room for Two 21st October 1940 as Robert Spencer

The Flying Squad 12th October 1940 as Sederman

Crook's Tour 3rd September 1940 as Hawtrey Charters

Night Train to Munich 31st August 1940 as Charters

Girl in the News 28th August 1940 as Doctor Threadgrove

The Four Just Men 1st June 1939 as (uncredited)

Jamaica Inn 11th May 1939 as Lord George

Spies of the Air 30th March 1939 as Bill Madison

Let's Be Famous 22nd March 1939 as Watson

Trouble Brewing 1st March 1939 as Guest at Madame Berdi's

Climbing High 31st October 1938 as Reggie Baird

The Lady Vanishes 7th October 1938 as Charters

Convict 99 26th September 1938 as Deputy Governor

Jump for Glory 5th March 1937 as Defending Counsel

Young and Innocent 17th February 1937 as Erica's Uncle Basil

Dishonour Bright 21st September 1936 as Henry Crane

Broken Blossoms 20th May 1936 as Mr. Reed

A Southern Maid 1st March 1934 as Tom

There Goes the Bride 25th October 1932 as Rudolph (uncredited)

Seven Days Leave 24th January 1930 as Corporal

Barnum Was Right 22nd September 1929 as Standish