Gordon McLeod

The House Across the Lake 16th April 1954 as Doctor Emery

Tale of Three Women 1st January 1954 as Counsel (segment "Final Twist' story)

Strange Stories 1st January 1953 as Landlord ('Strange Mr Bartleby') (uncredited)

Four Days 1st October 1951 as Mr. Keylin

A Case For P.C. 49 1st August 1951 as Inspector Wilson

Once a Sinner 1st July 1950 as Mr. Ross

Chance of a Lifetime 24th April 1950 as Garrett

The Twenty Questions Murder Mystery 31st January 1950 as Record News editor

Floodtide 15th March 1949 as Pursey

The Winslow Boy 24th September 1948 as 2nd. Elderly Member - Smoking Room

Corridor of Mirrors 23rd February 1948 as Public Prosecutor (uncredited)

Easy Money 20th January 1948 as Mr. Cameron

Night Boat to Dublin 8th January 1946 as Inspector Longhurst

I Didn't Do It 6th August 1945 as Supt. Belstock

Meet Sexton Blake 5th February 1945 as Inspector Venner

He Snoops to Conquer 12th December 1944 as Angus McGluee

Tawny Pipit 28th April 1944 as Phillipson (uncredited)

The Balloon Goes Up 1st December 1942 as The Doctor

The First of the Few 14th September 1942 as Major Buchan

Facing the Music 12th December 1941 as Mr. Kelly

The Saint Meets the Tiger 8th December 1941 as Inspector Claud Teal

The Patient Vanishes 21st July 1941 as Insepctor Cardby

The Saint's Vacation 9th May 1941 as Inspector Claud Teal

The Prime Minister 4th March 1941 as John Brown (uncredited)

Crook's Tour 3rd September 1940 as Rossenger

Girl in the News 28th August 1940 as Chief Inspector (Uncredited)

Hoots Mon 26th April 1940 as McDonald

The Saint in London 30th June 1939 as Inspector Claud Teal

Q Planes 21st February 1939 as The Baron

Sixty Glorious Years 18th November 1938 as John Brown

I See Ice 10th February 1938 as Lord Felstead

The Rat 11th November 1937 as Caillard

The Squeaker 11th November 1937 as Mr. Field

Victoria the Great 1st September 1937 as John Brown

Talk of the Devil 9th December 1936

The Crimson Circle 10th August 1936 as Brabazon

The Silent Passenger 1st June 1935 as Commissioner

Death at Broadcasting House 1st November 1934 as Chief Commissioner

There Goes the Bride 25th October 1932 as M. Duchaine (uncredited)

The Devil to Pay! 18th December 1930 as Club Member (uncredited)

The Virtuous Sin 24th October 1930 as Nikitin