Ray Milland

The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender 1st November 1997 as Self (archive footage)

Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey 24th August 1995 as Don Birnam (archive footage) (uncredited)

Faces of Horror 1st January 1989 as Maxwell Kirshner (archive)

Grace Kelly: The American Princess 8th June 1987 as Self (archive footage)

The Sea Serpent 26th April 1985 as Professor Timothy Wallace

The Masks of Death 23rd December 1984 as Home Secretary

Cave-In! 19th June 1983 as Prof. Harrison Soames

Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land 27th February 1983 as Q. T. Thornwell

The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana 20th September 1982 as Mr. Griffiths

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid 21st May 1982 as (in "The Lost Weekend") (archive footage)

Our Family Business 20th September 1981 as Tony

The Attic 10th November 1980 as Wendell

Game for Vultures 25th June 1979 as Colonal Brettle

Survival Run 26th April 1979 as Professor

The Darker Side of Terror 3rd April 1979 as Prof. Meredith

Oliver's Story 15th December 1978 as Oliver Barrett III

Battlestar Galactica 25th October 1978 as Sire Uri

Blackout 25th August 1978 as Richard Stafford

Slavers 24th February 1978 as Hassan

Cruise Into Terror 3rd February 1978 as Dr. Isiah Bakkun

The Pyjama Girl Case 31st December 1977 as Inspector Timpson

The Uncanny 24th August 1977 as Frank Richards (segment "Montreal 1977")

Mayday at 40,000 Feet 29th April 1977 as Dr. Joseph Mannheim

Oil 28th February 1977 as Boss Stewart

The Last Tycoon 18th November 1976 as Fleishacker

Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby 29th October 1976 as Roman Castevet

Aces High 19th May 1976 as Brigadier General Whale

The Swiss Conspiracy 1st March 1976 as Johann Hurtil

Ellery Queen: Too Many Suspects 23rd March 1975 as Carson McKell

Escape to Witch Mountain 21st March 1975 as Aristotle Bolt

The Dead Don't Die 14th January 1975 as Jim Moss / Varrick

Gold 8th June 1974 as Hurry Hirschfeld

Witness to Murder 20th April 1974 as Dr. Roger Mann

Terror in the Wax Museum 2nd May 1973 as Harry Flexner

The Big Game 2nd April 1973 as Pete Handley

The House in Nightmare Park 23rd March 1973 as Stewart Henderson

The Thing with Two Heads 19th July 1972 as Maxwell Kirshner

Frogs 10th March 1972 as Jason Crockett

Embassy 2nd March 1972 as Ambassador

Black Noon 5th November 1971 as Caleb Hobbs

River of Gold 9th March 1971 as Evelyn Rose

Love Story 16th December 1970 as Oliver Barrett III

Company of Killers 26th August 1970 as George DeSalles

Daughter of the Mind 9th December 1969 as Prof. Samuel Hale Constable

Hostile Witness 1st November 1968 as Simon Crawford

Quick, Let's Get Married 1st January 1964 as Mario Forni

X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes 13th July 1963 as James Xavier

Panic in Year Zero! 5th July 1962 as Harry Baldwin

The Premature Burial 7th March 1962 as Guy Carrell

King of Kings 11th October 1961 as Satan (voice) (uncredited)

The Safecracker 5th March 1958 as Colley Dawson

High Flight 17th September 1957 as Wing Commander Rudge

The River's Edge 11th April 1957 as Nardo Denning

Three Brave Men 1st December 1956 as Joe DiMarco

Lisbon 17th August 1956 as Robert John Evans

A Man Alone 17th October 1955 as Wes Steele

The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing 1st October 1955 as Stanford White

Dial M for Murder 29th May 1954 as Tony Wendice

Let's Do It Again 16th June 1953 as Gary Stuart

Jamaica Run 21st April 1953 as Patrick Fairlie

The Thief 15th October 1952 as Allan Fields

Something to Live For 7th March 1952 as Alan Miller

Bugles in the Afternoon 4th March 1952 as Kern Shafter

Close to My Heart 1st October 1951 as Brad Sheridan

Rhubarb 29th August 1951 as Eric Yeager

Night Into Morning 8th June 1951 as Philip Ainley

Circle of Danger 17th April 1951 as Clay Douglas

Copper Canyon 15th November 1950 as Johnny Carter

A Life of Her Own 1st September 1950 as Steve Harleigh

A Woman of Distinction 16th March 1950 as Alexander "Alec" Stevenson

The Art Director 12th November 1949 as Self - from 'The Big Clock' (archive footage) (uncredited)

It Happens Every Spring 10th June 1949 as Vernon Simpson

Alias Nick Beal 4th March 1949 as Nick Beal

Miss Tatlock's Millions 19th November 1948 as Himself

Sealed Verdict 5th November 1948 as Robert Lawson

So Evil My Love 2nd August 1948 as Mark Bellis

The Big Clock 18th March 1948 as George Stroud

Variety Girl 29th August 1947 as Ray Milland

Golden Earrings 27th August 1947 as Ralph Denistoun

The Trouble with Women 25th June 1947 as Gilbert Sedley

California 21st February 1947 as Jonathan Trumbo

The Imperfect Lady 29th November 1946 as Clive Loring

The Well Groomed Bride 17th May 1946 as Dudley Briggs

The Lost Weekend 29th November 1945 as Don Birnam

Kitty 16th October 1945 as Sir Hugh Marcy

Till We Meet Again 30th August 1944 as John

Ministry of Fear 19th May 1944 as Stephen Neale

The Uninvited 24th February 1944 as Roderick Fitzgerald

Lady in the Dark 10th February 1944 as Charley Johnson

The Crystal Ball 22nd January 1943 as Brad Cavanaugh

Forever and a Day 21st January 1943 as Bill Trimble

The Major and the Minor 16th September 1942 as Major Kirby

Are Husbands Necessary? 15th June 1942 as George Cugat

Reap the Wild Wind 26th March 1942 as Stephen Tolliver

Star Spangled Rhythm 5th March 1942 as Joe

The Lady Has Plans 20th January 1942 as Kenneth Harper

Sullivan's Travels 30th November 1941 as Near-Collision Man (uncredited)

Skylark 21st November 1941 as Tony Kenyon

I Wanted Wings 26th March 1941 as Jeff Young

Arise, My Love 8th November 1940 as Tom Martin

Untamed 24th July 1940 as Dr. William Crawford

The Doctor Takes a Wife 25th April 1940 as Dr. Timothy Sterling

Irene 23rd April 1940 as Don Marshall

French Without Tears 2nd February 1940 as Alan Howard

Everything Happens at Night 22nd December 1939 as Geoffrey Thompson

Beau Geste 24th July 1939 as John Geste

Hotel Imperial 11th May 1939 as Lieutenant Nemassy

Say It in French 25th November 1938 as Richard Carrington, Jr.

Men with Wings 16th July 1938 as Scott Barnes

Tropic Holiday 29th June 1938 as Ken Warren

Her Jungle Love 15th April 1938 as Bob Mitchell

Wise Girl 31st December 1937 as John O'Halloran

Ebb Tide 14th October 1937 as Robert Herrick

Easy Living 16th July 1937 as John Ball Jr.

Wings Over Honolulu 16th May 1937 as Richard "Stony" Gilchrist

Bulldog Drummond Escapes 22nd January 1937 as Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond

Three Smart Girls 20th December 1936 as Lord Michael Stuart

The Jungle Princess 27th November 1936 as Christopher Powell

The Big Broadcast of 1937 5th October 1936 as Bob Miller

The Return of Sophie Lang 18th June 1936 as Jimmy Dawson

Next Time We Love 30th January 1936 as Tommy Abbott

The Glass Key 15th June 1935 as Taylor Henry

Alias Mary Dow 1st May 1935 as Peter Marshall

Four Hours to Kill! 11th April 1935 as Carl Barrett

The Gilded Lily 25th January 1935 as Charles Gray Granville

One Hour Late 14th December 1934 as Tony St. John

Menace 22nd November 1934 as Freddie Bastion

Charlie Chan in London 12th September 1934 as Neil Howard

Many Happy Returns 8th June 1934 as Ted Lambert

We're Not Dressing 27th April 1934 as Prince Michael (as Raymond Milland)

Bolero 23rd February 1934 as Robert Coray

This Is the Life 1st September 1933 as Bob Travers

Orders Is Orders 18th July 1933 as Dashwood

Payment Deferred 1st November 1932 as James Medland

But the Flesh Is Weak 9th April 1932 as Mr. Stewart

Polly of the Circus 27th February 1932 as Church Usher (uncredited)

The Man Who Played God 9th February 1932 as Eddie (uncredited)

Ambassador Bill 13th November 1931 as King Lothar

Blonde Crazy 16th September 1931 as Joe Reynolds

Bought! 22nd August 1931 as Charles Carter Jr.

Just a Gigolo 6th June 1931 as Freddie

Strangers May Kiss 4th April 1931 as 3rd Admirer

The Bachelor Father 10th January 1931 as Geoffrey Trent

Passion Flower 6th December 1930 as Party Guest with Letter (uncredited)

Way for a Sailor 1st November 1930 as Ship's Officer

The Informer 16th October 1929 as Sharpshooter

The Plaything 29th September 1929 as Ian

The Flying Scotsman 30th May 1929 as Jim Edwards

The Lady from the Sea 1st May 1929 as Tom Roberts

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

Moulin Rouge 21st March 1928 as Theater Patron (uncredited)