Leslie Dwyer

Dominique 6th March 1980

The Peddler 23rd March 1976 as Alec's Father

Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters 17th February 1973 as Vorg

A Hole Lot of Trouble 31st January 1971 as Evangelist

Crooks and Coronets 2nd April 1969 as Henry

Up in the Air 1st January 1969 as Coach Driver

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom 11th September 1968 as Bookshop Assistant

Lionheart 1st January 1968 as Carpenter

Die, Monster, Die! 26th October 1965 as Potter

I've Gotta Horse 25th April 1965 as Bert

Seventy Deadly Pills 1st January 1963 as Police Constable Robinson

Left Right and Centre 23rd June 1959 as Alf Stoker

The 39 Steps 13th March 1959 as Milkman

Under Night Streets 8th December 1958 as Jack Bedwell (voice)

Stormy Crossing 1st August 1958 as Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer

Eyewitness 14th August 1956 as Henry Cammon

Cloak Without Dagger 31st May 1956 as Fred Borcombe

Not So Dusty 16th February 1956

Room in the House 25th July 1955 as Benji Pugh

Where There's a Will 1st March 1955 as Alfred "Alfie" Brewer

The Black Rider 1st December 1954 as Robert Plack

The Good Die Young 2nd March 1954 as Stookey

Roadhouse Girl 1st November 1953 as George Saunders

The Hour of 13 21st November 1952 as Ernie Perker

Hindle Wakes 10th November 1952 as Chris Hawthorn

My Wife's Lodger 1st October 1952 as Roger the Lodger

Judgment Deferred 1st February 1952 as Flowers

There Is Another Sun 12th June 1951 as Mick Foley

Laughter in Paradise 1st June 1951 as Police Sergeant

Smart Alec 1st March 1951 as Gossage

Midnight Episode 31st December 1950

Lilli Marlene 8th December 1950 as Berry

Double Confession 30th April 1950 as Leonard

Poet's Pub 5th July 1949 as Holly

Now Barabbas 24th May 1949 as Brown

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike 23rd May 1949 as Steve Hall

It's Not Cricket 1st April 1949 as Batman

The Calendar 5th July 1948 as Sam Hillcott

Bond Street 12th May 1948 as Barman

Temptation Harbour 27th February 1947 as Reg Slater

A Matter of Life and Death 15th December 1946 as ARP Warden (uncredited)

Piccadilly Incident 24th August 1946 as Sam

I See a Dark Stranger 4th July 1946 as Soldier in Café (uncredited)

Night Boat to Dublin 8th January 1946 as George Leggett

Perfect Strangers 15th October 1945 as Stripey

Great Day 9th July 1945 as Pub Customer

United States 1st August 1944 as British soldier

The Way Ahead 9th June 1944 as Pvt. Sid Beck

Yellow Canary 13th December 1943 as Ship's Steward

The Lamp Still Burns 29th November 1943 as Siddons

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as Servant at Lord Auckland's

In Which We Serve 17th September 1942 as Parkinson

The Goose Steps Out 1st August 1942 as German Soldier on Train

They Flew Alone 29th June 1942 as Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)

Cheer Up 1st February 1936 as Hotel Guest (uncredited)