Melvyn Douglas

Stars of the Silver Screen - Greta Garbo 11th June 2014 as Self (archive footage)

Myrna Loy: So Nice to Come Home To 4th June 1990 as (archive footage)

The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind 1st October 1988 as Self (archive footage)

The Hot Touch 10th December 1982 as Max Reich

Ghost Story 18th December 1981 as John Jaffrey

Tell Me a Riddle 15th December 1980 as David

The Changeling 28th March 1980 as Senator Carmichael

Being There 19th December 1979 as Benjamin Rand

The Seduction of Joe Tynan 17th August 1979 as Senator Birney

The Making of a President 1st January 1978

Intimate Strangers 11th November 1977 as Donald's Father

Twilight's Last Gleaming 9th February 1977 as Zachariah Guthrie

The Tenant 26th May 1976 as Monsieur Zy

That's Entertainment, Part II 16th May 1976 as (archive footage)

Murder or Mercy 10th April 1974 as Dr. Paul Harelson

The Death Squad 8th January 1974 as Police Captain Earl Kreski

The Candidate 29th June 1972 as John J. McKay

One Is a Lonely Number 19th June 1972 as Joseph Provo

Hollywood: The Dream Factory 10th January 1972 as Self (archive footage)

Death Takes a Holiday 23rd October 1971 as Judge Earl Chapman

I Never Sang for My Father 18th October 1970 as Tom Garrison

Hunters Are for Killing 12th March 1970 as Keller Floran

Garbo, by Joan Crawford 6th November 1969 as Self (archive footage)

Companions in Nightmare 23rd November 1968 as Dr. Lawrence Strelson

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night 17th October 1967 as Peter Schermann

The Crucible 4th May 1967 as Deputy Governor Danforth

Hotel 19th January 1967 as Warren Trent

Inherit the Wind 18th November 1965 as Henry Drummond

Once Upon a Tractor 9th September 1965 as Martin

Rapture 23rd August 1965 as Frederick Larbaud

The Americanization of Emily 27th October 1964 as Admiral William Jessup

The Big Parade of Comedy 2nd September 1964 as Leon (archive footage)

Advance to the Rear 10th June 1964 as Col. Claude Brackenbury

Hud 24th May 1963 as Homer Bannon

Billy Budd 12th November 1962 as The Dansker, Sailmaker

Judgment at Nuremberg 16th April 1959 as Gen. Parker

Old Man 20th November 1958 as Self - Host

The Plot to Kill Stalin 25th September 1958 as Stalin

The Greer Case 31st January 1957 as Howard Hoagland

On the Loose 28th September 1951 as Frank Bradley

My Forbidden Past 25th April 1951 as Paul Beaurevel

The Great Sinner 29th June 1949 as Armand De Glasse

A Woman's Secret 13th January 1949 as Luke Jordan

My Own True Love 1st July 1948 as Clive Heath

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House 25th March 1948 as Bill Cole

The Sea of Grass 25th April 1947 as Brice Chamberlain

The Guilt of Janet Ames 6th March 1947 as Smithfield 'Smitty' Cobb

Three Hearts for Julia 21st May 1943 as Jeff Seabrook

They All Kissed the Bride 11th June 1942 as Michael 'Mike' Holmes

We Were Dancing 30th April 1942 as Nicholas Prax

Two-Faced Woman 31st December 1941 as Lawrence 'Larry' Blake

Our Wife 20th August 1941 as Jerome 'Jerry' Marvin

A Woman's Face 9th May 1941 as Dr. Gustaf Segert

That Uncertain Feeling 20th April 1941 as Larry Baker

This Thing Called Love 20th December 1940 as Tice Collins

Third Finger, Left Hand 11th October 1940 as Jeff Thompson

He Stayed for Breakfast 31st August 1940 as Paul Boliet

Cavalcade of the Academy Awards 31st July 1940 as Self

Too Many Husbands 3rd April 1940 as Henry Lowndes

The Amazing Mr. Williams 22nd November 1939 as Kenny Williams

Ninotchka 16th November 1939 as Count Leon d'Algout

Good Girls Go to Paris 20th June 1939 as Ronald Brooke

Tell No Tales 12th June 1939 as Michael Cassidy

From the Ends of the Earth 28th May 1939 as Self

Screen Snapshots Series 18, No. 8 8th April 1939 as Melvyn Douglas

There's That Woman Again 24th December 1938 as William 'Bill' Reardon

The Shining Hour 18th November 1938 as Henry Linden

That Certain Age 6th October 1938 as Vincent Bullitt

Fast Company 5th July 1938 as Joel Sloane

The Toy Wife 10th June 1938 as George Sartoris

There's Always a Woman 20th April 1938 as William H. Reardon

Arsène Lupin Returns 25th February 1938 as Rene Farrand aka Arsene Lupin

I'll Take Romance 17th November 1937 as James Guthrie

Angel 29th October 1937 as Anthony 'Tony' Halton

Captains Courageous 25th June 1937 as Frank Burton Cheyne

I Met Him in Paris 28th May 1937 as George Potter

Women of Glamour 9th March 1937 as Richard Stark

Theodora Goes Wild 12th November 1936 as Michael Grant

The Gorgeous Hussy 28th August 1936 as John Randolph

And So They Were Married 10th May 1936 as Stephen Blake

The Lone Wolf Returns 31st December 1935 as Michael Lanyard

Annie Oakley 15th November 1935 as Jeff Hogarth

Mary Burns, Fugitive 15th November 1935 as Barton Powell

She Married Her Boss 19th September 1935 as Richard Barclay

The People's Enemy 29th April 1935 as George R. 'Traps' Stuart

Dangerous Corner 4th December 1934 as Charles Stanton

Woman in the Dark 8th November 1934 as Tony Robson

Counsellor at Law 25th December 1933 as Roy Darwin

Nagana 1st February 1933 as Dr. Walter Tradnor

The Vampire Bat 21st January 1933 as Karl Brettschneider

The Old Dark House 20th October 1932 as Penderel

As You Desire Me 28th May 1932 as Count Bruno Varelli

The Broken Wing 25th March 1932 as Philip 'Phil' Marvin

The Wiser Sex 14th March 1932 as David Rolfe

Prestige 22nd January 1932 as Capt. Andre Verlaine

Tonight or Never 4th January 1931 as Jim Fletcher