Wilfrid Lawson

Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser 14th October 2021 as Dormouse (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Viking Queen 25th March 1967 as King Priam

Alice in Wonderland 28th December 1966 as Dormouse

The Wrong Box 19th June 1966 as Peacock

The Siege of Manchester 31st October 1965 as Mr Bourne

Becket 11th March 1964 as Old Soldier (uncredited)

Tom Jones 24th August 1963 as Black George

Go to Blazes 18th April 1962 as Scrap Dealer

Postman's Knock 22nd February 1962 as Postman

Over the Odds 1st November 1961 as Willie Summers

Nothing Barred 10th October 1961 as Albert

The Naked Edge 28th June 1961 as Mr. Pom

Expresso Bongo 1st December 1959 as Mr Rudge

Room at the Top 29th December 1958 as Uncle Nat (uncredited)

Tread Softly Stranger 15th August 1958 as Holroyd

The Naked Truth 3rd December 1957 as Walter - Contestant in T.V. Show (uncredited)

Hell Drivers 23rd July 1957 as Ed, Hawlett Mechanic

Miracle in Soho 9th July 1957 as Mr Morgan

Doctor at Large 26th March 1957 as Dustman with Cyst (uncredited)

Now and Forever 10th September 1956 as Gossage

War and Peace 21st August 1956 as Prince Bolkonsky (as Wilfred Lawson)

An Alligator Named Daisy 13th December 1955 as Irishman (uncredited)

The Prisoner 19th April 1955 as The Jailer

Make Me an Offer! 8th December 1954 as Charlie's Father

Fanny by Gaslight 8th May 1944 as Chunks

Thursday's Child 24th March 1943 as Frank Wilson

The Great Mr Handel 9th November 1942 as George Frideric Handel

The Night Has Eyes 1st June 1942 as Jim Sturrock

Tower of Terror 27th December 1941 as Wolfe Kristan

Jeannie 6th September 1941 as James McLean

Danny Boy 25th August 1941 as Newton

The Farmer's Wife 20th April 1941 as Churdles Ash

The Long Voyage Home 16th November 1940 as Captain

Pastor Hall 28th May 1940 as Pastor Frederick Hall

Dead Man's Shoes 5th May 1940 as Lucien Sarrou

Allegheny Uprising 10th November 1939 as MacDougall

Stolen Life 18th January 1939 as Thomas E. Lawrence

The Gaunt Stranger 27th October 1938 as Maurice Meister

Pygmalion 6th October 1938 as Alfred Doolittle

Bank Holiday 27th January 1938 as Police Sergeant

White Hunter 25th November 1936 as Michael Varek

Turn of the Tide 8th June 1935 as Luke Fosdyck

Strike It Rich 4th November 1933 as Raikes

East Lynne on the Western Front 13th July 1931 as Dick Webb / Carlyle