Douglas Wilmer

How to Be Sherlock Holmes: The Many Faces of a Master Detective 12th January 2014 as Self

Sword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 17th August 1984 as The Black Knight

Octopussy 5th June 1983 as Fanning

Praying Mantis 1st January 1982 as Maitre Fleury

The Merchant of Venice 17th December 1980 as The Duke of Venice

Rough Cut 19th June 1980 as Maxwell Levy

The Enigma 9th February 1980 as Henry Wild

Revenge of the Pink Panther 8th January 1978 as Police Commissioner

The Incredible Sarah 5th November 1976 as Montigny

The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother 14th December 1975 as Sherlock Holmes

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad 20th December 1973 as Vizier

Follow Me! 15th July 1972 as Party Guest (uncredited)

Antony and Cleopatra 18th March 1972 as Agrippa

Unman, Wittering and Zigo 13th June 1971 as Headmaster

Journey to Murder 1st January 1971 as Harry Vaneste

The Vampire Lovers 4th October 1970 as Baron Joachim von Hartog

Cromwell 16th July 1970 as Sir Thomas Fairfax

The Reckoning 31st January 1970 as Moyle

Patton 25th January 1970 as Major General Francis de Guingand

A Nice Girl Like Me 23rd November 1969 as Doctor - Ante Natal Clinic

Hammerhead 7th September 1968 as Pietro Vendriani

The Vengeance of Fu Manchu 25th May 1967 as Nayland Smith

The Brides of Fu Manchu 16th December 1966 as Nayland Smith

Khartoum 9th June 1966 as Khalifa Abdullah

One Way Pendulum 21st January 1965 as Judge

The Golden Head 22nd August 1964

A Shot in the Dark 23rd June 1964 as Henri LaFarge

Woman of Straw 28th April 1964 as Dr. Murray

The Fall of the Roman Empire 24th March 1964 as Niger

Macbeth 16th March 1964 as 2nd Murderer

Jason and the Argonauts 13th June 1963 as Pelias

Cleopatra 12th June 1963 as Decimus

El Cid 24th October 1961 as Moutamin

The Battle of the River Plate 30th October 1956 as M. Desmoulins, French Minister, Montevideo

Passport to Treason 1st January 1956 as Dr. Randolph

The Right Person 1st January 1955 as Mr. Rasmusson

The Men of Sherwood Forest 1st November 1954 as Sir Nigel Saltire