Jack Raine

Bedknobs and Broomsticks 7th October 1971 as Old Home Guardsman (uncredited)

Scandalous John 22nd June 1971 as Switchman

Hello, Dolly! 12th December 1969 as Elderly Man (uncredited)

Dr. Heidegger's Experiment 1st January 1969 as Mr. Medbourne

The Killing of Sister George 1st September 1968 as Deputy Commissioner

Doctor Dolittle 5th December 1967 as Vicar (uncredited)

The Americanization of Emily 27th October 1964 as Hotel Waiter (uncredited)

Witness for the Prosecution 17th December 1957 as Doctor (uncredited)

An Affair to Remember 11th July 1957 as British TV Commentator (uncredited)

Not as a Stranger 1st July 1955 as Dr. Lettering

The Road to Edinburgh 31st October 1954 as Policeman

Rhapsody 16th April 1954 as Edmund Streller

Dangerous When Wet 18th June 1953 as Stuart Frye

Julius Caesar 4th June 1953 as Trebonius

The Desert Rats 26th March 1953 as C.I.C. (uncredited)

The Story of Three Loves 26th March 1953 as Doctor

Rogue's March 13th February 1953 as Gen. Woodbury

Above and Beyond 2nd January 1953 as Dr. Fiske

The Happy Time 30th October 1952 as Mr. Frye - School Principal

Holiday for Sinners 25th July 1952 as Dr. Surtees

The Story of Shirley Yorke 4th July 1949 as Stansfield Yorke

No Way Back 1st July 1949 as Joe Sleat

Quartet 26th October 1948 as Thomas (segment "The Facts of Life")

My Brother's Keeper 19th August 1948 as Chief Constable

Calling Paul Temple 29th April 1948 as Sir Graham Forbes

Good-Time Girl 28th April 1948 as Detective Inspector Girton

Easy Money 20th January 1948 as Managing Director

Just William's Luck 17th December 1947 as Police Sergeant

Mine Own Executioner 22nd November 1947 as Inspector Pierce

Holiday Camp 5th August 1947 as Detective

Send for Paul Temple 23rd December 1946 as Sir Graham Forbes

I Didn't Do It 6th August 1945 as J.B. Cato

Sailors Don't Care 28th December 1940 as Hotel Manager (uncredited)

Girl in the News 28th August 1940 as Detective Smith (Uncredited)

Life of St. Paul 30th September 1938 as Pudens

The Clairvoyant 7th June 1935 as Customs Officer (uncredited)

Mimi 28th March 1935 as Duke

Little Friend 18th November 1934 as Jeffries

Red Ensign 17th June 1934 as Testing Official

Dangerous Ground 1st May 1934 as Philip Tarry

Love, Life and Laughter 1st March 1934 as Aide (uncredited)

The Fortunate Fool 13th December 1933 as Gerald Falconer

The Girl from Maxim's 22nd August 1933 as Philippe

The Ghoul 1st August 1933 as Davis the Chauffeur (uncredited)

The Middle Watch 27th October 1930 as Commander Baddeley

Night Birds 16th October 1930 as Sgt. Harry Cross

Comets 19th September 1930 as Himself

Suspense 4th July 1930 as Capt. Wilson

Harmony Heaven 21st March 1930 as Stuart

Raise the Roof 13th February 1930 as Atherley Armitage

Infatuation 1st February 1930 as David

The Hate Ship 1st December 1929 as Capt. Roger Peel

Piccadilly 1st February 1929 as Diner in Nightclub Scene (uncredited)