Clive Morton

11 Harrowhouse 26th September 1974 as Sir Harold

Young Winston 20th July 1972 as Dr. Roose

Doctor Who: The Sea Devils 1st April 1972 as Trenchard

Zeppelin 8th April 1971 as Lord Delford

Jane Eyre 1st December 1970 as Mr. Eshton

A Distant Thunder 26th November 1970 as Sir Andrew Manton QC

Goodbye, Mr. Chips 5th November 1969 as General Paunceforth

Lock Up Your Daughters 29th March 1969

Something in the Cellar 4th February 1969 as Dr. Pugh

Stranger in the House 23rd May 1967 as Col. Flower

The Alphabet Murders 26th December 1965 as Mister X

The Wars of the Roses 8th April 1965 as Lord Talbot

Lawrence of Arabia 11th December 1962 as Artillery General at Field Briefing (uncredited)

I Thank a Fool 14th September 1962 as Judge

A Matter of WHO 3rd October 1961 as Hatfield

Clue of the New Pin 1st February 1961 as Ramsey Brown

The Pure Hell of St Trinian's 22nd December 1960 as V.I.P.

Shake Hands with the Devil 24th June 1959 as Sir Arnold Fielding

Make Mine a Million 24th February 1959 as National TV Director General

The Navy Lark 1st January 1959 as Rear Admiral

The Navy Lark 1st January 1959 as Mabel

Next to No Time 4th August 1958 as Wallis

The Moonraker 2nd August 1958 as Lord Harcourt

The Duke Wore Jeans 30th March 1958 as Lord Edward Whitecliffe

The Safecracker 5th March 1958 as Sir George Turvey

The Master Builder 23rd February 1958 as Dr. Herdal

Lucky Jim 17th September 1957 as Sir Hector Gore-Urquhart

After the Ball 13th August 1957 as Henry de Frece

Seven Waves Away 12th March 1957 as George Kilgore

Beyond Mombasa 29th October 1956 as Irate Man

Richard III 13th December 1955 as The Lord Rivers

Carrington V.C. 9th December 1954 as Lt. Col. Huxford

Orders Are Orders 1st October 1954 as Gen. Sir Cuthbert Grahame-Foxe

Turn the Key Softly 29th April 1953 as Walters

Castle in the Air 1st June 1952 as Macfree

His Excellency 22nd January 1952 as G.O.C.

The Lavender Hill Mob 28th June 1951 as Station Sergeant

Night Without Stars 3rd April 1951 as Dr. Coulson

Traveller's Joy 25th December 1950 as Svensen

Trio 10th October 1950 as Ship's Captain

The Blue Lamp 19th January 1950 as Police Sgt. Brooks

A Run for Your Money 23rd November 1949 as Editor

Kind Hearts and Coronets 23rd June 1949 as The Prison Governor

Vote for Huggett 1st February 1949 as Mr. Campbell

Here Come the Huggetts 2nd December 1948 as Mr. G.H. Campbell

Scott of the Antarctic 29th November 1948 as Herbert Ponting F.R.P.S.

Quartet 26th October 1948 as Henry Blane (segment "The Colonel's Lady")

The Blind Goddess 14th September 1948 as Mersel

Bond Street 12th May 1948 as Bank Manager

Mine Own Executioner 22nd November 1947 as Robert Paston

Jassy 13th August 1947 as Sir William Fennell

While the Sun Shines 1st February 1947 as Guide

Dead Men Tell No Tales 1st February 1938 as Frank Fielding

The Man Who Changed His Mind 11th September 1936 as Journalist

The Secret of the Loch 7th May 1934 as Reporter (Uncredited)