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Hugh Griffith
May 30, 1912 (112 years old) in Marianglas, Anglesey, Wales, UK
Hugh Griffith was an Oscar-winning Welsh screen, stage and television actor.
Known For
Ben-Hur
The Oscars
How to Steal a Million
Lights Out
Oliver!
Credits
1992 ·
Under Milk Wood
as Captain Cat (voice) (archive sound)
1980 ·
A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
as Sid Larkin
1978 ·
The Hound of the Baskervilles
as Frankland
1978 ·
Grand Slam
as Caradog Lloyd-Evans
1977 ·
The Last Remake of Beau Geste
as Judge
1977 ·
Joseph Andrews
as Squire Western
1977 ·
Casanova & Co.
as The Caliph
1976 ·
The Passover Plot
as Caiaphas
1976 ·
The Joke
as Dr Walden
1975 ·
Legend of the Werewolf
as Maestro Pamponi
1974 ·
Craze
as Solicitor
1974 ·
Playhouse
as
1974 ·
High School Girl
as Barone di Roccadura
1974 ·
Luther
as Tetzel
1973 ·
Take Me High
as Sir Harry Cunningham
1973 ·
The Final Programme
as Professor Hira
1973 ·
Increase and Multiply
as Monsignor Casadei
1972 ·
What?
as Joseph Noblart
1972 ·
The Canterbury Tales
as Sir January
1972 ·
Dr. Phibes Rises Again
as Harry Ambrose
1972 ·
Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?
as Mr. Harrison, The Pigman
1971 ·
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
as Rabbi
1970 ·
Cry of the Banshee
as Mickey
1970 ·
Wuthering Heights
as Dr. Kenneth
1970 ·
Start the Revolution Without Me
as King Louis
1968 ·
The Fixer
as Lebedev
1968 ·
Oliver!
as The Magistrate
1968 ·
Il marito è mio e l'ammazzo quando mi pare
as Ignazio
1967 ·
On My Way to the Crusades, I Met a Girl Who...
as Ibn-el-Rascid
1967 ·
Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad
as Commodore Roseabove
1967 ·
The Sailor from Gibraltar
as Llewellyn
1967 ·
Brown Eye, Evil Eye
as Tadeusz Bridges
1966 ·
ABC Stage 67
as Herr Hoffman
1966 ·
How to Steal a Million
as Charles Bonnet
1966 ·
The Poppy Is Also a Flower
as Salah Rahman Khan
1965 ·
The Walrus And The Carpenter
as
1964 ·
Hide and Seek
as Wilkins
1964 ·
The Bargee
as Joe Turnbull
1963 ·
Tom Jones
as Squire Western
1962 ·
Mutiny on the Bounty
as Alexander Smith
1962 ·
Term of Trial
as O'Hara
1962 ·
The Inspector
as Van der Pink
1962 ·
The Counterfeit Traitor
as Collins
1960 ·
Exodus
as Mandria
1960 ·
The Day They Robbed the Bank of England
as O'Shea
1960 ·
The Citadel
as Philip Denny
1959 ·
The Story on Page One
as Judge Edgar Neilsen
1959 ·
Ben-Hur
as Scheich Ildirim
1957 ·
Lucky Jim
as Professor Welch
1957 ·
Now Let Him Go
as Simon Kendall
1957 ·
The Good Companions
as Morton Mitcham
1956 ·
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
as Dr. Ivy
1955 ·
The Merry Christmas
as Scrooge
1955 ·
Quatermass II
as Dr. Leo Pugh
1955 ·
Passage Home
as Pettigrew der Chefingenieur
1954 ·
The Sleeping Tiger
as Inspector Simmons
1954 ·
The Million Pound Note
as Potter
1953 ·
The Beggar's Opera
as The Beggar
1953 ·
The Oscars
as Self
1953 ·
The Titfield Thunderbolt
as Dan
1951 ·
Laughter in Paradise
as Henry Russell
1951 ·
The Galloping Major
as Humbert Temple
1950 ·
Gone to Earth
as Andrew Vessons
1950 ·
Lux Video Theatre
as Man with Cello
1950 ·
Lux Video Theatre
as Constantine
1950 ·
Scrapbook for 1933
as (voice)
1949 ·
A Run for Your Money
as Huw Price
1949 ·
Lights Out
as
1949 ·
Dr. Morelle: The Case of the Missing Heiress
as Bensall, the butler
1949 ·
Kind Hearts and Coronets
as Lord High Steward
1949 ·
The Last Days of Dolwyn
as Minister
1948 ·
London Belongs to Me
as Headlam Fynne
1948 ·
So Evil My Love
as Coroner
1948 ·
The First Gentleman
as John Fisher
1948 ·
The Three Weird Sisters
as Mabli Hughes
1940 ·
Neutral Port
as Bit
1940 ·
Night Train to Munich
as