David Niven

Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger 10th May 2024 as (archive footage)

Rat Pack 11th January 2022 as Self (archive footage)

Claudia Cardinale, la créature du secret 31st December 2019 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Leslie Howard: The Man Who Gave a Damn 18th August 2015 as Self (archive footage)

The Adventures of Errol Flynn 5th April 2005 as Self - Actor (archive footage)

Sir John Mills' Moving Memories 1st August 2000 as Self (archive footage)

The Many Faces of Dracula 1st January 2000 as Count Dracula (archive footage)

Bogart: The Untold Story 5th January 1997 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Roger Moore: A Matter of Class 16th November 1995 as Self (archive footage)

Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker 28th October 1991 as actor 'Bonjour Tristesse' (archive footage) (uncredited)

I Don't Even Like Apple Pie... 4th March 1989 as Self (Archive Footage)

Gregory Peck: His Own Man 8th March 1988 as Self (archive footage)

Hollywood's Funniest All-Star Bloopers 1st January 1985 as Self (archive footage)

Curse of the Pink Panther 12th August 1983 as Sir Charles Litton

Better Late Than Never 21st February 1983 as Nick Cartland

Trail of the Pink Panther 3rd December 1982 as Sir Charles Litton

The Sea Wolves 3rd July 1980 as Col. W.H. Grice

Rough Cut 19th June 1980 as Chief Insp. Cyril Willis

A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square 16th March 1980 as Ivan

Escape to Athena 21st May 1979 as Professor Blake

ABBA in Switzerland 16th April 1979 as Self

Death on the Nile 29th September 1978 as Colonel Race

Formula 1 - Speed fever 15th September 1978 as Self

Candleshoe 16th December 1977 as Priory

Murder by Death 23rd June 1976 as Dick Charleston

No Deposit, No Return 5th February 1976 as J.W. Osborne

Paper Tiger 5th November 1975 as 'Major' Walter Bradbury

The Remarkable Rocket 1st January 1975 as Narrator (voice)

The Canterville Ghost 31st December 1974 as Sir Simon de Canterville

Vampira 10th October 1974 as Count Dracula

King, Queen, Knave 6th June 1972 as Charles Dreyer

The Statue 27th January 1971 as Alex Bolt

The Extraordinary Seaman 14th May 1969 as Lt. Commander John Finchhaven, R.N.

The Brain 7th March 1969 as Colonnel Carol Matthews, Aka 'Le Cerveau'

Before Winter Comes 17th January 1969 as Major Burnside

The Impossible Years 5th December 1968 as Jonathan Kingsley

Prudence and the Pill 23rd May 1968 as Gerald Hardcastle

Casino Royale 18th April 1967 as James Bond

Lionpower from MGM 1st January 1967 as Self - Cmdr. John Finchhaven, RN (archive footage) (uncredited)

Eye of the Devil 18th November 1966 as Philippe de Montfaucon

All Eyes on Sharon Tate 6th September 1966 as Self - Interviewee

Where the Spies Are 26th January 1966 as Dr. Jason Love

Lady L 17th December 1965 as Dicky, Lord Lendale

Bedtime Story 10th June 1964 as Lawrence Jameson

The Pink Panther 18th December 1963 as Sir Charles Lytton

55 Days at Peking 6th May 1963 as Sir Arthur Robertson

The Shortest Day 14th February 1963 as Soldato inglese (uncredited)

Conquered City 5th December 1962 as Major Peter Whitfield

Guns of Darkness 19th July 1962 as Tom Jordan

The Road to Hong Kong 29th March 1962 as Lama Remembering Lady Chatterly's Lover (uncredited)

The Best of Enemies 26th October 1961 as Maj. Richardson

The Guns of Navarone 27th April 1961 as Cpl. John Anthony Miller

Please Don't Eat the Daisies 31st March 1960 as Larry Mackay

Ask Any Girl 21st August 1959 as Miles Doughton

Happy Anniversary 1st January 1959 as Chris Walters

Separate Tables 18th December 1958 as Angus Pollock

The All-Star Christmas Show 1st December 1958 as Self

Bonjour Tristesse 15th January 1958 as Raymond

My Man Godfrey 11th October 1957 as Godfrey Smith

The Little Hut 3rd May 1957 as Henry Brittingham-Brett

Oh, Men! Oh, Women! 22nd February 1957 as Alan Coles

Around the World in 80 Days 17th October 1956 as Phileas Fogg

The Silken Affair 2nd October 1956 as Roger Tweakham

The Birds and the Bees 11th May 1956 as Patrick Harris

The King's Thief 5th August 1955 as James - Duke of Brampton

Carrington V.C. 9th December 1954 as Major Charles Carrington

Happy Ever After 29th June 1954 as Jasper O'Leary

The Love Lottery 30th January 1954 as Rex Allerton

The Moon Is Blue 8th July 1953 as David Slater

The Lady Says No 6th January 1952 as Bill Shelby

Appointment with Venus 8th October 1951 as Valentine Moreland

Soldiers Three 1st April 1951 as Capt. Pindenny

Happy Go Lovely 6th March 1951 as B.G. Bruno

The Elusive Pimpernel 7th November 1950 as Percy "Scarlet Pimpernel" Blakeney

The Toast of New Orleans 24th August 1950 as Jacques Riboudeaux

Breakdowns of 1949 31st December 1949 as Self

A Kiss for Corliss 25th November 1949 as Kenneth Marquis

A Kiss in the Dark 25th March 1949 as Eric Phillips

Enchantment 25th December 1948 as Roland Dane

Bonnie Prince Charlie 26th October 1948 as Prince Charles Edward Stuart

The Bishop's Wife 25th December 1947 as Henry Brougham

The Other Love 14th May 1947 as Doctor Anthony Stanton

The Perfect Marriage 24th January 1947 as Dale Williams

A Matter of Life and Death 15th December 1946 as Peter Carter

Magnificent Doll 8th December 1946 as Aaron Burr

United States 1st August 1944 as Narrator (voice)

The Way Ahead 9th June 1944 as Lieutenant Jim Perry

The First of the Few 14th September 1942 as Geoffrey Crisp

Raffles 11th November 1939 as A.J. Raffles

Eternally Yours 7th October 1939 as Tony

The Real Glory 29th September 1939 as Lieut. McCool

Bachelor Mother 30th June 1939 as David Merlin

Wuthering Heights 7th April 1939 as Edgar Linton

The Dawn Patrol 24th December 1938 as Lt. Scott

Three Blind Mice 18th June 1938 as Steve Harrington

Four Men and a Prayer 29th April 1938 as Christopher Leigh

Bluebeard's 8th Wife 25th March 1938 as Albert De Regnier

Dinner at the Ritz 26th November 1937 as Paul de Brack

The Prisoner of Zenda 3rd September 1937 as Captain Fritz von Tarlenheim

We Have Our Moments 29th March 1937 as Joe Gilling

Beloved Enemy 25th December 1936 as Captain Gerald Preston

The Charge of the Light Brigade 20th October 1936 as Captain Randall

Thank You, Jeeves! 4th October 1936 as Bertie Wooster

Dodsworth 23rd September 1936 as Captain Clyde Lockert

Screen Snapshots (Series 16, No. 1) 11th September 1936 as Self

Palm Springs 5th June 1936 as George Britell

Rose Marie 31st January 1936 as Teddy

Mutiny on the Bounty 22nd November 1935 as Able Bodied Seaman (uncredited)

Splendor 22nd November 1935 as Clancey Lorrimore

A Feather in Her Hat 25th October 1935 as Leo Cartwright

Barbary Coast 13th October 1935 as Cockney Sailor Thrown Out of Saloon (uncredited)

Without Regret 13th September 1935 as Bill Gage

Cleopatra 5th October 1934 as Slave (uncredited)

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