Actor profile

Robert Dorning

13th May 1913 St Helens, Lancashire, UK Acting

23 Movies 30 TV Shows 68 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Mona Lisa poster

Mona Lisa 13th June 1986 as Hotel Bedroom Man

Evil Under the Sun poster

Evil Under the Sun 5th March 1982 as Concierge

Ragtime poster

Ragtime 20th November 1981 as Gent with Stanford White

The Human Factor poster

The Human Factor 18th December 1979 as Jameson

The Plank poster

The Plank 17th December 1979 as Fork-Lift Truck Driver

Carry On Emmannuelle poster

Carry On Emmannuelle 12th October 1978 as The Prime Minister

The Ups and Downs of a Handyman poster

The Ups and Downs of a Handyman 31st October 1976 as Newsagent

I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight poster

I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight 15th February 1976 as Man at Party

Confessions of a Pop Performer poster

Confessions of a Pop Performer 1st January 1975 as Augustus Brown

Man About the House poster

Man About the House 22nd December 1974 as Colonel Manners (uncredited)

The Black Windmill poster

The Black Windmill 17th May 1974 as Jeweller (uncredited)

Smokey Joe's Revenge poster

Smokey Joe's Revenge 1st January 1974

Pickwick poster

Pickwick 11th June 1969 as Tracy Tupman

School for Sex poster

School for Sex 4th January 1969 as Civil Servant

Salt & Pepper poster

Salt & Pepper 3rd July 1968 as Club Secretary

Cul-de-sac poster

Cul-de-sac 17th June 1966 as Philip Fairweather

Fanatic poster

Fanatic 21st March 1965 as Ormsby

The Man Who Was Nobody poster

The Man Who Was Nobody 15th September 1960 as Vance

Man Accused poster

Man Accused 1st October 1959 as Beckett

Innocent Meeting poster

Innocent Meeting 1st April 1959 as Turner

Moment of Indiscretion poster

Moment of Indiscretion 5th September 1958 as Mr. Evans

Lady in the Fog poster

Lady in the Fog 13th October 1952 as Airline Reservations Clerk (uncredited)

They Came by Night poster

They Came by Night 7th March 1940

Hardwicke House poster

Hardwicke House 24th February 1987 as Governor

The Bounder poster

The Bounder 16th April 1982 as Smith

Bergerac poster

Bergerac 18th October 1981 as Jonathan

Terry and June poster

Terry and June 24th October 1979 as Mr. Duffy

Mind Your Language poster

Mind Your Language 30th December 1977 as Mr English

The Professionals poster

The Professionals 30th December 1977 as Padgett

You're Only Young Twice poster

You're Only Young Twice 6th September 1977 as Mr Maurice

Raffles poster

Raffles 25th February 1977

The Galton & Simpson Playhouse poster

The Galton & Simpson Playhouse 17th February 1977

Brensham People poster

Brensham People 3rd December 1976 as Bouverie

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Leonard Geisler

Rising Damp poster

Rising Damp 2nd September 1974 as Father

Happy Ever After poster

Happy Ever After 17th July 1974 as Graham Foster

Not on Your Nellie poster

Not on Your Nellie 3rd March 1974 as Charles Cholmondeley-Burnside

Thriller poster

Thriller 14th April 1973 as Dr. Arthur Sammers

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972 as James Leslie Harris

Sykes poster

Sykes 14th September 1972 as Mr. Mellilieu

Sykes poster

Sykes 14th September 1972 as Colonel Smithson

Q... poster

Q... 24th March 1969

Dad's Army poster

Dad's Army 31st July 1968 as Bank Inspector West

Pride and Prejudice poster

Pride and Prejudice 10th September 1967 as Sir William Lucas

Pride and Prejudice poster

Pride and Prejudice 10th September 1967 as William Lucas

Turn Out the Lights poster

Turn Out the Lights 2nd January 1967 as Wally Hunt

Till Death Us Do Part poster

Till Death Us Do Part 6th June 1966 as National Assistance Inspector

The Scales of Justice poster

The Scales of Justice 11th January 1962 as Hotel Manager

Steptoe and Son poster

Steptoe and Son 5th January 1962 as Mr. Stacey

Bootsie and Snudge poster

Bootsie and Snudge 23rd September 1960 as Rt. Hon. Sec. Hesketh Pendleton

No Hiding Place poster

No Hiding Place 16th September 1959

Hancock's Half Hour poster

Hancock's Half Hour 6th July 1956