Eliot Makeham

Sailor Beware 4th September 1956 as Uncle Brummell

The Rainbow Jacket 27th May 1954 as Valet

Doctor in the House 23rd March 1954 as Elderly Examiner

The Weak and the Wicked 2nd February 1954 as Grandad Baden

The Million Pound Note 7th January 1954 as Consulate Official

Meet Mr. Lucifer 30th November 1953 as Edwards

The Fake 25th September 1953 as George

The Yellow Balloon 10th February 1953 as Pawnbroker

Decameron Nights 13th January 1953 as Gobernador de Mallorca

Strange Stories 1st January 1953 as Man in Dead Letter Office ('Strange Mr Bartleby') (uncredited)

The Crimson Pirate 27th September 1952 as Governor

Scrooge 30th November 1951 as Mr. Snedrig

Green Grow the Rushes 6th November 1951 as James Urquhart

Scarlet Thread 1st May 1951 as Jason

Trio 10th October 1950 as Sexton

Murder at the Windmill 6th June 1949 as Gimpy

Forbidden 28th February 1949 as Pop Thompson

Vote for Huggett 1st February 1949 as Mr. Christie

No Room at the Inn 22nd November 1948 as News Editor

Love in Waiting 11th October 1948 as Sam Baxter

So Evil My Love 2nd August 1948 as Mr. Helliwell

Daybreak 18th May 1948 as Mr. Walter Bigley

Jassy 13th August 1947 as Moult

Frieda 19th June 1947 as Bailey

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby 12th March 1947 as Postman

The Shop at Sly Corner 10th March 1947 as Theatre Usher

The Magic Bow 25th November 1946

Perfect Strangers 15th October 1945 as Mr. Staines

I'll Be Your Sweetheart 30th July 1945 as John Friar

Madonna of the Seven Moons 22nd January 1945 as Bossi

Champagne Charlie 25th August 1944 as Vance's Songwriter (uncredited)

A Canterbury Tale 21st August 1944 as Organist

Give Us the Moon 31st July 1944 as Dumka

The Halfway House 2nd April 1944 as George - Davies' Valet

Bell-Bottom George 7th February 1944 as Johnson

Candles at Nine 1st January 1944 as Everard Hope

Yellow Canary 13th December 1943 as Observer Corpsman in Opening Scene

Uncensored 24th August 1942 as Abbé De Moor

Let the People Sing 11th August 1942 as Town Clerk

They Flew Alone 29th June 1942 as Mayor of Croydon

Suspected Person 1st June 1942 as Davis

Facing the Music 12th December 1941 as Secretary

The Common Touch 15th November 1941 as Inky

Spare a Copper 2nd December 1940 as Fuller

Saloon Bar 2nd November 1940 as Meek Man

Night Train to Munich 31st August 1940 as Schwab

Busman's Honeymoon 22nd July 1940 as Simpson

A Window in London 15th June 1940 as Stage Doorman

All Hands 31st May 1940 as Spy

Pastor Hall 28th May 1940 as Pippermann

Spy for a Day 26th April 1940 as Trufit

Return to Yesterday 9th March 1940 as Fred Grover

The Four Just Men 1st June 1939 as Simmons

Inspector Hornleigh 7th March 1939 as Alexander Parkinson

Anything to Declare? 2nd December 1938 as Professor Grayson

Everything Happens to Me 1st December 1938

It's in the Air 1st November 1938 as Sir Philip's Gardener

The Citadel 29th October 1938 as Jack the Pharmacist (uncredited)

Vessel of Wrath 4th March 1938 as The Native Head Clerk

Dark Journey 2nd July 1937 as Anatole Bergen

Storm in a Teacup 25th February 1937 as Sheriff

Head Over Heels 12th February 1937 as Martin

The Mill on the Floss 9th January 1937 as Mr. Pullet

Farewell Again 5th January 1937 as Maj. Swayle

Tomorrow We Live 6th October 1936 as Henry Blossom

Born That Way 29th July 1936 as Prof. Gearing

The Brown Wallet 20th July 1936 as Hobday

Calling the Tune 30th June 1936 as Stephen Harbord

A Star Fell from Heaven 8th June 1936 as Music Professor

Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk 13th December 1935 as Storekeeper

Her Last Affaire 21st October 1935 as Dr. Rudd

The Last Journey 1st October 1935 as Pip

Peg of Old Drury 27th August 1935 as Dr. Bowdler

Once in a New Moon 1st January 1935 as Harold Drake

Lorna Doone 9th December 1934 as John Fry

Unfinished Symphony 23rd August 1934 as Joseph Passenter

Friday the Thirteenth 1st November 1933 as Henry Jackson

I Lived with You 13th June 1933 as Mr. Wallis

The Lost Chord 7th April 1933 as Bertie Pollard

The Roof 1st January 1933 as John Rutherford

Rome Express 31st October 1932 as Mills