Felix Aylmer

Legend of the Champions 12th January 1983 as Old Man

Hostile Witness 1st November 1968 as Justice Osborne

Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher 30th October 1968 as Judge

Walk's End 22nd December 1966 as Mr. Bone

Masquerade 13th April 1965 as Henrickson

The Chalk Garden 2nd April 1964 as Judge McWhirrey

Macbeth 16th March 1964 as Doctor

Becket 11th March 1964 as Archbishop of Canterbury

The Running Man 1st October 1963 as Parson

The Boys 31st August 1962 as Judge

The Road to Hong Kong 29th March 1962 as Grand Lama

Victoria Regina 30th November 1961 as Lord Melbourne

Exodus 15th December 1960 as Dr. Lieberman

The Hands of Orlac 1st December 1960 as Dr. Francis Cochrane

From the Terrace 15th July 1960 as James Duncan MacHardie

Never Take Sweets from a Stranger 4th March 1960 as Clarence Olderberry Sr.

The Mummy 1st August 1959 as Stephen Banning

The Doctor's Dilemma 1st January 1959 as Sir Patrick Cullen

Separate Tables 18th December 1958 as Mr. Fowler

The Two-Headed Spy 17th November 1958 as Cornaz

I Accuse! 5th March 1958 as Edgar Demange

Saint Joan 8th May 1957 as Inquisitor

Anastasia 13th December 1956 as Chamberlain

Loser Takes All 9th September 1956 as The Other

The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp 9th September 1954

The Love Lottery 30th January 1954 as Winant

Knights of the Round Table 22nd December 1953 as Merlin

The Master of Ballantrae 5th August 1953 as Lord Durrisdeer

The Man Who Watched Trains Go By 1st December 1952 as Merkemans

Ivanhoe 31st July 1952 as Isaac

Quo Vadis 8th November 1951 as Plautius

The Lady with a Lamp 22nd September 1951 as Lord Palmerston

No Highway in the Sky 28th June 1951

She Shall Have Murder 1st December 1950 as Mr. Playfair

Trio 10th October 1950 as Bank Manager

So Long at the Fair 31st May 1950 as British Consul

Your Witness 6th March 1950 as The British Judge

Prince of Foxes 11th November 1949 as Marc Antonio Verano

Christopher Columbus 12th October 1949 as Father Perez

Alice in Wonderland 13th May 1949 as Dr. Liddel / The Cheshire Cat (voice)

Edward, My Son 1st March 1949 as Mr. Hanray

Hamlet 10th December 1948 as Polonius - Lord Chamberlain

Quartet 26th October 1948 as Martin (segment "The Colonel's Lady")

The Calendar 5th July 1948 as Lord Forlingham

The Ghosts of Berkeley Square 30th October 1947 as Colonel "Bulldog" Kelsoe

A Man About the House 3rd October 1947 as Richard Sanctuary

The October Man 28th August 1947 as Dr. Martin

Green Fingers 2nd June 1947 as Daniel Booth

The Man Within 19th May 1947 as Priest

The Magic Bow 25th November 1946

The Laughing Lady 16th October 1946 as Sir Felix Mountroyal

The Years Between 8th July 1946 as Sir Ernest Foster

Caesar and Cleopatra 11th December 1945 as 1st. Nobleman

The Wicked Lady 15th November 1945 as Hogarth

The Way to the Stars 16th June 1945 as Rev. Charles Moss

Henry V 24th November 1944 as Archbishop of Canterbury

Mr. Emmanuel 2nd August 1944 as Mr. Emmanuel

English Without Tears 28th July 1944 as Mr. Spaggot

Time Flies 8th May 1944 as The Professor

The Demi-Paradise 18th November 1943 as Mr. Runalow

Escape to Danger 18th October 1943 as Sir Alfred Horton

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp 26th July 1943 as The Bishop

Thursday's Child 24th March 1943 as Mr. Keith

The Peterville Diamond 11th January 1943 as The President

A Welcome to Britain 1st January 1943 as Schoolmaster (uncredited)

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as Lord North

Sabotage at Sea 7th September 1942 as John Dighton

Uncensored 24th August 1942 as Colonel Von Hohenstein

The Black Sheep of Whitehall 23rd February 1942 as Crabtree

The Seventh Survivor 5th January 1942 as Sir Elmer Norton

Hi Gang! 27th December 1941 as Lord Amersham

South American George 27th December 1941 as Mr. Appleby

I Thank You 20th October 1941 as Henry Potter

Atlantic Ferry 6th September 1941 as Bank President

This England 22nd July 1941 as Sir Edward Grey (uncredited)

Major Barbara 14th May 1941 as James

The Spell of Amy Nugent 10th May 1941 as Mr. Morton

The Saint's Vacation 9th May 1941 as Leighton

The Ghost of St. Michael's 4th February 1941 as Dr Winter

Saloon Bar 2nd November 1940 as Mayor

The Case of the Frightened Lady 28th September 1940 as Dr. Amersham

The Briggs Family 7th September 1940 as Mr. Sand

Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt 31st August 1940 as The Proctor

Night Train to Munich 31st August 1940 as Dr. Fredericks

Girl in the News 28th August 1940 as Prosecuting Counsel

Young Man's Fancy 31st July 1939 as Sir Caleb Crowther

Land of Liberty 15th June 1939 as Lord Palmerston (edited from 'Victoria the Great')

Spies of the Air 30th March 1939 as Col. Cairns

Sixty Glorious Years 18th November 1938 as Lord Palmerston

The Citadel 29th October 1938 as Mr. Boon

South Riding 1st August 1938 as Chairman of Council

Kate Plus Ten 17th March 1938 as Bishop

Bank Holiday 27th January 1938 as Dr. Nichols

The Rat 11th November 1937 as Prosecuting Counsel

Victoria the Great 1st September 1937 as Lord Palmerston

Action for Slander 21st July 1937 as Sir Eustace Cunninghame

Glamorous Night 28th April 1937 as Diplomat

The Frog 23rd March 1937 as John Bennett

Dreaming Lips 2nd February 1937 as Sir Robert Blaker

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

Sensation 16th December 1936 as Lord Bouverie

Dusty Ermine 1st December 1936 as Police Commissioner

The Man in the Mirror 15th October 1936 as The Earl of Wigan

As You Like It 2nd September 1936 as Duke Frederick

Tudor Rose 1st September 1936 as Edward Seymour

Seven Sinners 1st June 1936 as Sir Charles Webber

In the Soup 1st April 1936 as Counsel

The Improper Duchess 17th January 1936 as Count Seidel

Her Last Affaire 21st October 1935 as Lord Carnforth

Checkmate 26th September 1935 as Henry Nicholls

The Clairvoyant 7th June 1935 as Prosecutor (uncredited)

The Ace of Spades 9th February 1935 as Lord Yardleigh

The Iron Duke 30th November 1934 as Lord Uxbridge

Doctor's Orders 1st November 1934 as Sir Daniel Summerfield

The Wandering Jew 15th November 1933 as Ferera (Phase IV)

The Shadow 2nd March 1933 as Sir Richard Bryant

The Ghost Camera 31st January 1933 as Coroner

Escape! 28th August 1930 as The Prison Governor

The Temporary Widow 13th July 1930 as Public Prosecutor