Howard Douglas

The Plank 18th May 1967 as Old Man

Three Hats for Lisa 1st January 1965 as Cinema Caretaker

Whistle Down the Wind 25th July 1961 as The Vet, Dr. Weaver

Jungle Street 7th January 1960 as Old Bill

The Desperate Women 1st January 1955 as Eddie

Meet Mr. Callaghan 1st June 1954 as Tweest

Rob Roy, The Highland Rogue 26th October 1953 as Donald Urquhart

Escape Route 1st December 1952 as Taxi Driver (uncredited)

The Mudlark 3rd October 1950 as Broom

State Secret 11th September 1950 as Clubman

Treasure Island 19th July 1950 as Williams

Stage Fright 23rd February 1950 as 3rd Chauffeur (uncredited)

Trottie True 29th September 1949 as Newspaper Editor (uncredited)

Old Mother Riley's New Venture 1st July 1949 as Dr. Collins

Man on the Run 20th May 1949 as Barge Captain Sweeney

Born of the Sea 5th May 1949 as Second narrator (voice)

Vote for Huggett 1st February 1949 as Chairman of the First Meeting (uncredited)

Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill 27th September 1948 as Jenkins

Cup-Tie Honeymoon 1st June 1948 as Nobby Clarke

The Night Comes Too Soon 24th May 1948

Miranda 6th April 1948 as Fisherman (uncredited)

My Brother Jonathan 5th February 1948 as Bailiff

They Made Me a Fugitive 24th June 1947 as Chief Warder

Dear Murderer 23rd June 1947 as Doctor

The Upturned Glass 17th June 1947 as Lorry Driver

Hue and Cry 1st February 1947 as Watchman

I See a Dark Stranger 4th July 1946 as Guest at Birthday Party (uncredited)

Wanted for Murder 17th June 1946 as Head Park Keeper

Appointment with Crime 13th May 1946 as Mr. Quilp

Night Boat to Dublin 8th January 1946 as Hotel Porter (uncredited)

The Echo Murders 17th December 1945 as Preston

The Agitator 24th January 1945 as Taylor

A Window in London 15th June 1940 as Hotel Manager

The Stars Look Down 22nd January 1940 as Miner at Rescue

Design for Murder 27th March 1939 as The Landlord

The Challenge 14th September 1938 as A Ropemaker

Return of a Stranger 4th October 1937 as Mr. Van Der Geun

Brief Ecstasy 31st July 1937 as Coleman

Fire Over England 5th March 1937 as Lord Amberley

No Limit 28th October 1935 as Turner

Look Up and Laugh 7th August 1935 as Reporter

Off the Dole 1st June 1935 as Music Shop Manager

The Silent Passenger 1st June 1935 as Ticket Inspector (uncredited)

Death at Broadcasting House 1st November 1934 as Weisskopf (uncredited)