Peter Gawthorne

Paid to Kill 25th June 1954 as Bowman

Tale of Three Women 1st January 1954 as Sir Frederick (segment "Thief of London' story)

Salute the Toff 2nd December 1952 as Mortimer Harvey

Paul Temple Returns 24th November 1952 as Sir Graham Forbes

Death Is a Number 8th June 1951 as James Gregson

Soho Conspiracy 1st October 1950 as Father Shaney

Kind Hearts and Coronets 23rd June 1949 as First Lord Delivering Verdict (uncredited)

The Case of Charles Peace 2nd March 1949 as Mr. Justice Lopes

This Man Is Mine 12th September 1946 as Businessman

Murder in Reverse 21st October 1945 as Crossley's Guest

Bell-Bottom George 7th February 1944 as Adm. Sir William Coltham

Much Too Shy 12th October 1942 as Counsel

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as Admiral

Let the People Sing 11th August 1942 as Major Shiptonthorpe

They Flew Alone 29th June 1942 as RAF Officer

I Thank You 20th October 1941 as Dr. Pope

Cottage to Let 6th September 1941 as Senior RAF Officer (uncredited)

"Pimpernel" Smith 28th July 1941 as Sidimir Koslowski

Love on the Dole 28th June 1941 as Police Supt

Inspector Hornleigh Goes to It 17th May 1941 as Colonel

Gasbags 1st February 1941 as Commanding Officer

Three Silent Men 7th September 1940 as General Bullington

Crook's Tour 3rd September 1940 as Bit Role (uncredited)

Band Waggon 23rd March 1940 as Claude Pilkington

They Came by Night 7th March 1940 as Commissionaire

Traitor Spy 1st December 1939 as Sir John

Goodbye, Mr. Chips 28th July 1939 as Army General (uncredited)

Where's That Fire 29th June 1939 as Fire Chief

Flying Fifty-Five 1st May 1939 as Jonas Urquhart

Ask a Policeman 29th April 1939 as Chief Constable

Inspector Hornleigh 7th March 1939 as Chancellor

Dead Men Are Dangerous 1st February 1939 as Conray

Convict 99 26th September 1938 as Sir Cyril

Return of a Stranger 4th October 1937 as Sir Herbert Tompkin

The Ticket of Leave Man 1st October 1937 as Joshua Gibson

Jericho 23rd August 1937 as Court Martial President

Gangway 19th August 1937 as Assistant Commissioner Sir Brian Moore

Brief Ecstasy 31st July 1937 as Chairman of Steel Company

Good Morning, Boys! 27th May 1937 as Col. Willougby-Gore

Windbag the Sailor 1st December 1936 as Bit Role (uncredited)

Crime Over London 21st October 1936

The Man Behind the Mask 23rd August 1936 as Lord Slade

The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss 28th July 1936 as Sir James Alroyd

Pot Luck 1st April 1936

No Limit 28th October 1935 as Mr. Higgins

Man of the Moment 1st September 1935 as Mr. Barton

The Crouching Beast 29th August 1935 as Kadir Pasha

Crime Unlimited 1st August 1935 as A.D. Newall

Stormy Weather 1st August 1935 as Police Inspector

Me and Marlborough 22nd July 1935 as Staff Colonel

Something Always Happens 10th December 1934 as Mr. Hatch

Dirty Work 7th December 1934 as Inspector Barlow

The Iron Duke 30th November 1934 as Duke of Richmond

The Camels Are Coming 8th October 1934 as Col. Fairley

My Old Dutch 1st October 1934 as Mr. Paraday

The House of Trent 1st December 1933 as Lord Fairdown

Perfect Understanding 15th January 1933 as Butler

His Lordship 5th December 1932 as Ferguson, the Butler

The Lodger 8th September 1932 as Lord Southcliff

Jack's the Boy 11th June 1932 as Mr. Brown

Charlie Chan Carries On 11th April 1931 as Inspector Duff

The Man Who Came Back 11th January 1931 as Griggs

Those Three French Girls 10th October 1930 as Parker

Temple Tower 12th April 1930 as Marrhews

Sunny Side Up 25th December 1929 as Lake the Butler

One Hysterical Night 5th October 1929 as Mr. Bixby

His Glorious Night 28th September 1929 as General Ettingen