Ronald Adam

Question of Love 18th October 1978 as Le juge anglais

Something's Wrong 25th September 1978 as Old Man

The Portland Millions 17th September 1976 as Mr. Chichele Plowden

Children of Rage 28th May 1975

The Man from Nowhere 1st January 1975 as George Harvey

The Ruling Class 24th May 1972 as Lord

Zeppelin 8th April 1971 as Prime Minister

Song of Norway 4th November 1970 as Gade

The Suicide Club 9th February 1970 as Sir Montague Malthus

Who Killed the Cat? 7th October 1966 as Gregory

The Tomb of Ligeia 1st November 1964 as Minister at Graveside

The Haunting 28th March 1963 as Eldridge Harper

Postman's Knock 22nd February 1962 as Mr. Fordyce

Two Letter Alibi 1st January 1962 as Sir John Fawcett

Three on a Spree 28th June 1961 as Judge

Offbeat 1st January 1961 as J. B. Wykeham

And the Same to You 1st February 1960 as Trout (as Ronald Adams)

Snowball 1st January 1960 as Mr. King

Please Turn Over 17th December 1959 as Mr. Appleton

Carlton-Browne of the F.O. 10th March 1959 as Sir John Farthing

The Golden Disc 4th March 1958 as Mr. Dryden

The Naked Truth 3rd December 1957 as Chemist (uncredited)

The Surgeon's Knife 1st October 1957 as Major Tilling

Sea Wife 20th August 1957 as Army Padre

Inside Information 31st May 1957

Carry On Admiral 14th May 1957 as First Sea Lord

Kill Me Tomorrow 1st May 1957 as Mr. Brook

Woman and the Hunter 13th January 1957 as Inspector McGregor

Around the World in 80 Days 17th October 1956 as Club Steward

Assignment Redhead 1st October 1956 as Scammel / Dumetrius

Reach for the Sky 5th July 1956 as Air Vice-Marshal Leigh-Mallory

Tons of Trouble 9th April 1956 as Psychiatrist

The Man Who Never Was 3rd April 1956 as Adams

Private's Progress 17th February 1956 as Doctor at Medical

To Dorothy, a Son 31st October 1954 as Parsons

The Black Knight 26th August 1954 as The Abbot

The Beachcomber 10th August 1954 as Sir Henry Johnstone (uncredited)

Forbidden Cargo 4th May 1954 as Mr. Bennett

Front Page Story 15th March 1954

Johnny-on-the-Spot 21st January 1954 as Insp. Beveridge

The Million Pound Note 7th January 1954 as Samuel Clements

Flannelfoot 1st November 1953 as Insp. Duggan

Malta Story 1st June 1953 as Operations Room Controller

Hindle Wakes 10th November 1952 as Mr. Nat Jeffcote

Top Secret 10th November 1952 as Barworth Controller

Circumstantial Evidence 16th October 1952 as Sir William Hanson QC

Angels One Five 19th March 1952 as Group Controller

Mr. Denning Drives North 18th December 1951 as Coroner

The Lavender Hill Mob 28th June 1951 as Turner

Hell Is Sold Out 1st June 1951 as Specialist

Laughter in Paradise 1st June 1951 as Bank Manager

Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. 10th April 1951 as Adm. McCartney

The Late Edwina Black 31st March 1951 as Head-Master

Fortune in Diamonds 7th March 1951 as Van Thaal

Seven Days to Noon 30th October 1950 as Arthur Lytton, the Prime Minister

Shadow of the Past 4th September 1950 as solicitor

My Daughter Joy 21st August 1950 as Col. Fogarty

Boys in Brown 1st December 1949 as Judge

Christopher Columbus 12th October 1949 as Talavera

Diamond City 20th September 1949

Under Capricorn 8th September 1949 as Mr. Riggs

Black Magic 19th August 1949 as Court President

Helter Skelter 7th August 1949 as Director General of the BBC (uncredited)

Obsession 3rd August 1949 as Talkative, balding club member

All Over the Town 25th April 1949 as Sam Vane

That Dangerous Age 13th April 1949 as Prosecutor

The Case of Charles Peace 2nd March 1949 as Counsel for Defence

Bonnie Prince Charlie 26th October 1948 as Macleod

Fame Is the Spur 23rd September 1947 as Radshaws' Doctor (uncredited)

The Phantom Shot 9th September 1947 as Caleb Horder

Take My Life 30th May 1947 as Det Sgt Hawkins - Deaf Man

Green for Danger 7th December 1946 as Dr. White

Pink String and Sealing Wax 22nd November 1945

Journey Together 1st October 1945 as Commanding Officer at Falcon Field

Escape to Danger 18th October 1943 as George Merrick

The Foreman Went to France 22nd June 1942 as Sir Charles Fawcett, Managing Director

The Big Blockade 19th January 1942 as German businessman (uncredited)

At the Villa Rose 2nd March 1940 as Mons. Besnard

Meet Maxwell Archer 17th February 1940 as Nicolides

The Lion Has Wings 3rd November 1939 as German Bomber Chief

Inspector Hornleigh 7th March 1939 as Wittens

Q Planes 21st February 1939 as Pollack - Aviation Engineer

Strange Boarders 1st May 1938 as Barstow

The Drum 7th April 1938 as Major Gregoff

Kate Plus Ten 17th March 1938 as Police Chief