Garry Marsh

It’s the Only Way to Go 1st January 1970

Dial M for Murder 15th November 1967 as Lionel

Ring of Spies 23rd March 1964 as First Member at Lords (uncredited)

Trouble with Eve 1st March 1960 as Roland Axbridge

Who Done It? 20th March 1956 as Det. Inp. Hancock

Johnny, You're Wanted 20th January 1956 as Balsamo

Man of the Moment 24th November 1955 as British Delegate

Double Exposure 1st March 1954 as Beaumont

Those People Next Door 1st February 1953 as Sir Andrew Stevens

The Voice of Merrill 1st December 1952 as Inspector Thornton

The Big Frame 1st September 1952 as Insp. Foster

The Magic Box 1st January 1952 as Company Promoter

Something in the City 1st September 1950 as Mr. Holley

Miss Pilgrim's Progress 29th November 1949 as Mayor

Murder at the Windmill 6th June 1949 as Inspector Matthews

Paper Orchid 1st April 1949 as Johnson

Forbidden 28th February 1949 as Jerry Burns

William Comes to Town 31st December 1948 as Mr. Brown

Things Happen at Night 3rd November 1948 as Spenser

My Brother's Keeper 19th August 1948 as Brewster

Daybreak 18th May 1948 as Barber shop customer

Good-Time Girl 28th April 1948 as Mr. Hawkins

Just William's Luck 17th December 1947 as Mr. Brown

Dancing with Crime 25th June 1947 as Det. Sgt. Murray

Frieda 19th June 1947 as Beckwith

The Shop at Sly Corner 10th March 1947 as Major Elliot

While the Sun Shines 1st February 1947 as Mr. Jordan

A Girl in a Million 28th October 1946 as General

I See a Dark Stranger 4th July 1946 as Capt. Goodhusband

The Rake's Progress 6th December 1945 as Sir Hubert Parks

Pink String and Sealing Wax 22nd November 1945 as Joe Bond

Dead of Night 9th September 1945 as Harry Parker (Segment "The Ventriloquist's Dummy")

I'll Be Your Sweetheart 30th July 1945 as Wallace

Let George Do It! 12th July 1940 as Mendez

Hoots Mon 26th April 1940 as Charlie Thompson

Return to Yesterday 9th March 1940 as Charlie Miller

Old Mother Riley Joins Up 18th September 1939 as Dr. Leach

This Man in Paris 1st July 1939 as Sergeant Bright

The Four Just Men 1st June 1939 as Bill Grant

Let's Be Famous 22nd March 1939 as Walton

Trouble Brewing 1st March 1939 as A.G. Brady

It's in the Air 1st November 1938 as Commanding Officer Hill

Convict 99 26th September 1938 as Johnson

This Man Is News 16th September 1938 as Sergeant Bright

I See Ice 10th February 1938 as Tim Galloway

Bank Holiday 27th January 1938 as Follies Manager

A Romance in Flanders 1st January 1937 as Rodd Berry

It's a Grand Old World 1st January 1937

Debt of Honour 2nd November 1936 as Bill

The Man in the Mirror 15th October 1936 as Tarkington

The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss 28th July 1936 as The Buyer

When Knights Were Bold 18th February 1936 as Brian Ballymoat

Scrooge 26th November 1935 as Belle's Husband

Widow's Might 17th June 1935 as Barry Carrington

Inside the Room 26th March 1935 as Geoffrey Luce

Three Witnesses 1st March 1935 as Charles Rowton

The Green Pack 11th October 1934 as Tubby Storman

Gay Love 1st September 1934 as Freddie Milton

That's a Good Girl 29th September 1933 as Francis Moray

The Love Nest 1st July 1933 as Hugo

Falling for You 15th June 1933 as Archduke Karl

The Lost Chord 7th April 1933 as Joseph Mendel

Number Seventeen 18th July 1932 as Sheldrake

The Maid of the Mountains 6th March 1932 as Beppo

The Star Reporter 10th December 1931 as Mandel

P.C. Josser 4th November 1931 as Carson

Stamboul 20th October 1931 as Prince Cernuwitz

The Man They Couldn't Arrest 24th July 1931 as Delbury

Dreyfus 18th April 1931 as Major Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy

Third Time Lucky 26th February 1931 as Capt. Adrian Crowther

Uneasy Virtue 5th February 1931 as Arthur Tolhurst

The Eternal Feminine 1st February 1931 as Arthur Williams

Night Birds 16th October 1930 as Archibald Bunny