Wilfrid Hyde-White

Fascination: Unauthorized Story of Marilyn Monroe 15th May 2012 as Self (archive footage)

What's a Carry On? 29th December 1998 as Colonel (archive footage) (uncredited)

Fanny Hill 1st January 1983 as John Barville

The Toy 10th December 1982 as Barkley

The Letter 3rd May 1982 as Judge

Tarzan the Ape Man 7th August 1981 as Club Member (voice)

Oh, God! Book II 3rd October 1980 as Judge Thomas Miller

Scout's Honor 30th September 1980 as Uncle Toby 'Nuncle' Bartlett

In God We Tru$t 26th September 1980 as Abbot Thelonious

Xanadu 8th August 1980 as Heavenly Voice - Male

The Plank 17th December 1979 as Old Gent Wanting to Cross the Road

A Touch of the Sun 1st September 1979 as M-1

King Solomon's Treasure 31st May 1979 as Oldest Club Member

The Cat and the Canary 1st November 1978 as Cyrus West

Battlestar Galactica 25th October 1978 as Sire Anton

No Longer Alone 6th October 1978 as Lord Horne

That's Carry On! 10th November 1977 as Colonel (archive footage)

The Great Houdinis 8th October 1976 as Superintendent Melville

The Cherry Picker 1st January 1974 as Dobson

A Brand New Life 20th February 1973 as Berger

Fragment of Fear 3rd September 1970 as Mr. Copsey

Skullduggery 6th March 1970 as Eaton

Ritual of Evil 23rd February 1970 as Harry Snowden

Gaily, Gaily 16th December 1969 as The Governor

The Magic Christian 12th December 1969 as Captain Reginald K. Klaus

Run a Crooked Mile 18th November 1969 as Dr. Ralph Sawyer

Fear No Evil 3rd March 1969 as Harry Snowden

The Sunshine Patriot 16th December 1968 as Morris Vanders

P.J. 27th March 1968 as Billings Browne

The Million Eyes of Sumuru 5th May 1967 as Sir Anthony Baisbrook

Lucy in London 24th October 1966 as Hawkins

Chamber of Horrors 19th October 1966 as Harold Blount

The Sandwich Man 15th July 1966 as Lord Uffingham

Our Man in Marrakesh 5th May 1966 as Arthur Fairbrother

The Liquidator 1st November 1965 as Chief

You Must Be Joking 3rd August 1965 as General Lockwood

Ten Little Indians 31st July 1965 as Judge Arthur Cannon

John Goldfarb, Please Come Home! 24th March 1965 as Guz

My Fair Lady 1st December 1964 as Colonel Hugh Pickering

Aliki My Love 11th December 1963 as Richard Caraway

In Search of the Castaways 1st December 1962 as Lord Glenarvan

Crooks Anonymous 31st March 1962 as Senior Brother Laurence Montague

On the Fiddle 10th October 1961 as Trowbridge

Ada 25th August 1961 as Sylvester Marin

On the Double 19th May 1961 as Colonel Somerset

His and Hers 1st January 1961 as Charles Lunton

Two-Way Stretch 20th December 1960 as Soapy Stevens

Let's Make Love 8th September 1960 as George Welch

Libel 23rd October 1959 as Hubert Foxley

North West Frontier 13th October 1959 as Bridie

Life In Emergency Ward 10 1st April 1959 as Prof. Bourne Evans

The Lady is a Square 3rd February 1959 as Charles

Carry On Nurse 30th January 1959 as The Colonel

Wonderful Things 10th June 1958 as Sir Bertram

Up the Creek 13th May 1958 as Admiral Foley

The Truth About Women 1st October 1957 as Sir George Tavistock

The Vicious Circle 1st September 1957 as Maj. Harrington aka Robert Brady

That Woman Opposite 28th May 1957 as Sir Maurice Lawes

Tarzan and the Lost Safari 12th April 1957 as 'Doodles' Fletcher

The Silken Affair 2nd October 1956 as Sir Horace Hogg

My Teenage Daughter 20th June 1956 as Sir Joseph McIntire

The March Hare 1st January 1956 as Colonel Keene

Quentin Durward 9th September 1955 as Master Oliver

John and Julie 26th July 1955 as Sir James

To Dorothy, a Son 31st October 1954 as Starke

Betrayed 7th September 1954 as Gen. Charles Larraby (as Wilfrid Hyde White)

Duel in the Jungle 30th June 1954 as Pitt

The Rainbow Jacket 27th May 1954 as Lord Stoneleigh

The Million Pound Note 7th January 1954 as Roderick Montpelier

The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan 14th February 1953 as Mr. Marston

Top Secret 10th November 1952 as Sir Hubert Wells

The Card 25th February 1952 as Lord at the Liverpool Dock

Mr. Denning Drives North 18th December 1951 as Woods

Outcast of the Islands 15th November 1951 as Vinck

Mr. Drake's Duck 21st September 1951 as Mr. May

No Highway in the Sky 28th June 1951 as Fisher, Inspector of Accidents (uncredited)

The Browning Version 6th April 1951 as Frobisher

Blackmailed 30th January 1951 as Lord Dearsley

Midnight Episode 31st December 1950

Highly Dangerous 6th December 1950 as Mr. Luke

Trio 10th October 1950 as Mr. Gray (segment Mr. Know-It-All)

Last Holiday 15th May 1950 as Chalfont

Golden Salamander 1st February 1950 as Agno

The Man on the Eiffel Tower 12th December 1949 as Professor Grollet

The Third Man 31st August 1949 as Crabbin

Helter Skelter 7th August 1949 as Dr. B. Jekyll

Conspirator 28th July 1949 as Lord Pennistone

Adam and Evelyne 31st May 1949 as Col. Bradley

That Dangerous Age 13th April 1949 as Mr. Potts

The Forbidden Street 31st March 1949 as Mr. Culver

The Passionate Friends 26th January 1949 as Lawyer

Quartet 26th October 1948 as 2nd. Club Man (segment "The Colonel's Lady")

The Winslow Boy 24th September 1948 as Wilkinson

My Brother's Keeper 19th August 1948 as Harding

Bond Street 12th May 1948 as Jeweller

My Brother Jonathan 5th February 1948 as Mr. Gaige

The Ghosts of Berkeley Square 30th October 1947 as Staff Captain

Meet Me at Dawn 17th February 1947 as Garin - News Editor

While the Sun Shines 1st February 1947 as Male Receptionist

Wanted for Murder 17th June 1946 as Guide in Madame Tussaud's

Appointment with Crime 13th May 1946 as Cleaner

Night Boat to Dublin 8th January 1946 as Taxi Driver

The Demi-Paradise 18th November 1943 as Nightclub Waiter

The Lady from Lisbon 1st September 1942 as The art forger Ganier

Turned Out Nice Again 1st August 1941 as Removal Man

Over the Moon 12th October 1939 as Dwight - Sanitarium Spokesman (uncredited)

Poison Pen 3rd July 1939 as George Price, the Postman

The Lambeth Walk 3rd April 1939 as Lord Battersby

The Outsider 30th January 1939 as Cured Patient

Spring Handicap 18th October 1937 as Hawkins

Bulldog Drummond at Bay 1st May 1937 as Conrad

Elephant Boy 12th March 1937 as Commissioner

Rembrandt 6th November 1936 as Civil Guardsman (uncredited)

Admirals All 1st January 1935 as Mr. Stallybrass