Actor profile

Sean Lynch

7th October 1934 Marylebone, London, England, UK Acting

Sean Lynch was born in 1934 in Marylebone, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Adventures of Ben Gunn (1958), Violent Playground (1958) and Midshipman Barney (1951). He was married to Annie Ross. He died in car accident in Spain in 1979 aged 45.

18 Movies 6 TV Shows 29 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Black Stuff poster

The Black Stuff 2nd January 1980 as Brendan

At the Earth's Core poster

At the Earth's Core 1st July 1976 as Hoojah

Sporting Chance poster

Sporting Chance 1st January 1975 as Yates (archive footage)

Dead Cert poster

Dead Cert 1st May 1974 as Sid

Bread poster

Bread 6th May 1971 as Danny Brooks

Wonderwall poster

Wonderwall 12th January 1969 as Riley

Twenty-Nine poster

Twenty-Nine 1st January 1969

Sympathy for the Devil poster

Sympathy for the Devil 1st December 1968 as Commentary (voice)

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil poster

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil 30th November 1968 as Commentary (voice)

Salt & Pepper poster

Salt & Pepper 3rd July 1968 as Black Jack Player

Kaleidoscope poster

Kaleidoscope 1st July 1966 as Poker Player

The Traitors poster

The Traitors 1st May 1962 as Porter

The Kitchen poster

The Kitchen 14th August 1961 as Dimitri

Sink the Bismarck! poster

Sink the Bismarck! 11th February 1960 as Mail Clerk - 'Ark Royal' (uncredited)

Innocent Meeting poster

Innocent Meeting 1st April 1959 as Johnny Brent

Violent Playground poster

Violent Playground 14th January 1958 as Slick

Laughing Anne poster

Laughing Anne 1st September 1953 as David

Cosh Boy poster

Cosh Boy 1st February 1953 as Darkey

Dick Turpin poster

Dick Turpin 6th January 1979 as Thompson

Dick Turpin poster

Dick Turpin 6th January 1979 as Marco

The Famous Five poster

The Famous Five 3rd July 1978 as Lou

The Adventures of Black Beauty poster

The Adventures of Black Beauty 17th September 1972 as McPhee

The Persuaders! poster

The Persuaders! 17th September 1971 as Yates

Richard the Lionheart poster

Richard the Lionheart 4th June 1962 as Demere