Maurice Denham
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Person

Maurice Denham

Known for
Acting
Born
December 23, 1909
Died
July 24, 2002
Place of birth
Beckenham, Kent, England, UK
Also known as
William Maurice Denham, Морис Денем

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Biography

Maurice Denham OBE (23 December 1909 – 24 July 2002) was an English character actor who appeared in over 100 television programmes and films throughout his long career.

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Filmography

  • Robert Rylands' Last JourneyFilm · 1996 · as Hume
  • BedFilm · 1995 · as Couple Man
  • Pie in the SkyTV · 1994 · as Striker of the Yard · 1 episode
  • Peak PracticeTV · 1993 · as Douglas Hart · 2 episodes
  • The Last VampyreFilm · 1993 · as Augustus Merridew
  • Memento MoriFilm · 1992 · as Guy Leet
  • NonaFilm · 1991 · as Don Fransciso
  • PerformanceTV · 1991 · as Don Francisco · 1 episode
  • The Fool of the World and the Flying ShipFilm · 1990 · as (voice)
  • You Rang, M'Lord?TV · 1990 · as Captain Cedric Dolby · 1 episode
  • Behaving BadlyTV · 1989 · Acting · 4 episodes
  • Seeing in the DarkFilm · 1989 · as Old Man
  • The Dog It Was That DiedFilm · 1989 · as Vicar
  • Tears in the RainFilm · 1988 · as Fordingbridge
  • 84 Charing Cross RoadFilm · 1987 · as George Martin
  • Inspector MorseTV · 1987 · as Lance Mandeville · 1 episode
  • Miss Marple: 4.50 from PaddingtonFilm · 1987 · as Luther Crackenthorpe
  • The Trial of Klaus BarbieFilm · 1987 · as Klaus Barbie
  • All Passion SpentFilm · 1986 · as Gervase Bucktrout
  • All Passion SpentTV · 1986 · as Bucktrout · 3 episodes
  • BoonTV · 1986 · as Major Hopkinson · 1 episode
  • CasualtyTV · 1986 · as William Turnbull · 1 episode
  • LovejoyTV · 1986 · as Sir Max Spence · 1 episode
  • Mr. LoveFilm · 1986 · as Theo
  • ScreenPlayTV · 1986 · as Klaus Barbie · 1 episode
  • Love SongFilm · 1985 · as Sir William Hatchard
  • Monsignor QuixoteFilm · 1985 · as Senor Diego
  • Screen TwoTV · 1985 · as Guy Leet · 1 episode
  • The Black TowerTV · 1985 · as Father Michael Baddeley · 2 episodes
  • Doctor Who: The Twin DilemmaFilm · 1984 · as Edgeworth
  • Mr. Palfrey of WestminsterTV · 1984 · as Benedict · 1 episode
  • Sherlock HolmesTV · 1984 · as Reverend Merridew · 1 episode
  • The ChainFilm · 1984 · as Grandpa
  • The Hope and the GloryFilm · 1984 · as Joe
  • Martin Luther, HereticFilm · 1983 · as Father Staupitz
  • The Old Men at the ZooTV · 1983 · as Dr. Edwin Leacock · 3 episodes
  • The Agatha Christie HourTV · 1982 · as Parker Pyne · 2 episodes
  • The Story of the Treasure SeekersTV · 1982 · as Lord Tottenham · 3 episodes
  • Celebrity PlayhouseTV · 1981 · as Father William Callifer · 1 episode
  • From a Far CountryFilm · 1981 · as Sapieha
  • RecluseFilm · 1981 · Acting
  • The Chinese DetectiveTV · 1981 · Acting · 1 episode
  • The Potting ShedFilm · 1981 · as Father William Califer
  • The Gate of Eden: Part One - Mr. FalconerFilm · 1980 · as Tom Falconer
  • The Gate of Eden: Part Three - PeterFilm · 1980 · as Tom Falconer
  • The Gate of Eden: Part Two - SueFilm · 1980 · as Tom Falconer
  • MinderTV · 1979 · as Billings · 1 episode
  • My Son, My SonTV · 1979 · Acting · 8 episodes
  • Schalcken the PainterFilm · 1979 · as Gerrit Dou
  • Edward & Mrs. SimpsonFilm · 1978 · as Cosmo Lang - Archbishop of Canterbury
  • Edward and Mrs SimpsonTV · 1978 · as Cosmo Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury · 2 episodes
  • Return of the SaintTV · 1978 · as Prince Lorenzo · 1 episode
  • Here I Stand...TV · 1977 · as Hieronymus Bosch · 1 episode
  • JuliaFilm · 1977 · as Undertaker
  • Secret ArmyTV · 1977 · as Father Girard · 1 episode
  • The ProfessionalsTV · 1977 · as Sir James Temple · 1 episode
  • The Sunday DramaTV · 1977 · as Lord Hawker · 1 episode
  • The Upchat LineTV · 1977 · as Mr Walters · 1 episode
  • KillersTV · 1976 · as Mr. Justice Avory · 1 episode
  • Shout at the DevilFilm · 1976 · as Mr. Smythe
  • AngelsTV · 1975 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Go as You Please in BritainFilm · 1975 · Acting
  • Love's Labour's LostFilm · 1975 · as Don Adriano de Armando
  • Rumpole of the BaileyTV · 1975 · as Mr. Justice Gwent-Evans · 1 episode
  • An Unofficial RoseTV · 1974 · Acting · 4 episodes
  • Fall of EaglesTV · 1974 · as Kaiser Wilhelm I · 2 episodes
  • LutherFilm · 1974 · as Johann von Staupitz Vicar General
  • PorridgeTV · 1974 · as Rawley · 2 episodes
  • The Carnforth PracticeTV · 1974 · as Ernest Railton · 1 episode
  • The Day of the JackalFilm · 1973 · as General Colbert
  • The Lotus EatersTV · 1972 · as Nestor Turton · 11 episodes
  • A Ghost Story for ChristmasTV · 1971 · as Gerrit Dou · 1 episode
  • Countess DraculaFilm · 1971 · as Master Fabio
  • Great PerformancesTV · 1971 · as Senor Diego · 1 episode
  • Nicholas and AlexandraFilm · 1971 · as Kokovtsov
  • Sunday Bloody SundayFilm · 1971 · as Mr. Greville
  • ConfessionTV · 1970 · as Tom · 1 episode
  • The Virgin and the GypsyFilm · 1970 · as The Rector
  • A Touch of LoveFilm · 1969 · as Doctor Prothero
  • Julius CaesarFilm · 1969 · as Julius Caesar
  • Midas RunFilm · 1969 · as Crittenden
  • Some Girls DoFilm · 1969 · as Mr. Mortimer
  • The Best House in LondonFilm · 1969 · as Editor, The Times
  • From Chekhov with LoveFilm · 1968 · as Alexander Chekhov
  • NegativesFilm · 1968 · as Father
  • A Slight AcheFilm · 1967 · as Edward
  • Danger RouteFilm · 1967 · as Peter Ravenspur
  • ITV PlayhouseTV · 1967 · as Tom Falconer · 3 episodes
  • OmnibusTV · 1967 · as Dou · 1 episode
  • Sir Arthur Conan DoyleTV · 1967 · as Dr. Phelps McCarthy · 1 episode
  • The Long DuelFilm · 1967 · as Governor
  • Torture GardenFilm · 1967 · as Uncle Roger (segment 1 "Enoch")
  • After the FoxFilm · 1966 · as Chief of Interpol
  • NET PlayhouseTV · 1966 · as Julius Caesar · 1 episode
  • Talking to a StrangerTV · 1966 · Acting · 4 episodes
  • BBC Play of the MonthTV · 1965 · as Julius Caesar · 1 episode
  • BlackmailTV · 1965 · as Patrick Donahoe · 1 episode
  • HysteriaFilm · 1965 · as Hemmings
  • Knock on Any DoorTV · 1965 · as Desmond Fox-Gresham · 1 episode
  • Operation CrossbowFilm · 1965 · as RAF Officer
  • The Alphabet MurdersFilm · 1965 · as Inspector Japp
  • The Heroes of TelemarkFilm · 1965 · as Doctor
  • The Legend of Young Dick TurpinFilm · 1965 · as Mr. Fielding
  • The NannyFilm · 1965 · as Dr. Beamaster
  • The Night CallerFilm · 1965 · as Dr. Morley
  • Thirty-Minute TheatreTV · 1965 · as Crowther · 1 episode
  • Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 MinutesFilm · 1965 · as Trawler Skipper
  • DownfallFilm · 1964 · as Sir Harold Crossley
  • Sherlock HolmesTV · 1964 · Acting · 1 episode
  • The 7th DawnFilm · 1964 · as Tarlton
  • The UncleFilm · 1964 · as Mr. Ream
  • Theatre 625TV · 1964 · as Oscar · 4 episodes
  • Thursday TheatreTV · 1964 · as Julian Armstrong · 1 episode
  • Doctor WhoTV · 1963 · as Edgeworth / Azmael · 4 episodes
  • Long Past GloryFilm · 1963 · as Charles
  • ParanoiacFilm · 1963 · as John Kossett
  • The King's BreakfastFilm · 1963 · as The King
  • The Set UpFilm · 1963 · as Theo Gaunt
  • The Very EdgeFilm · 1963 · as Crawford
  • Dr. Finlay's CasebookTV · 1962 · Acting · 1 episode
  • H.M.S. DefiantFilm · 1962 · as Mr. Goss (Ship's Surgeon)
  • Out of This WorldTV · 1962 · as Edgar Brocklebank · 1 episode
  • Drama 61-67TV · 1961 · as Tom Cayter · 1 episode
  • For Better, For WorseFilm · 1961 · Acting
  • Invasion QuartetFilm · 1961 · Acting
  • The Greengage SummerFilm · 1961 · as Mr. Bullock
  • The MarkFilm · 1961 · as Arnold Cartwright
  • Ali and the CamelFilm · 1960 · Acting
  • Armchair Mystery TheatreTV · 1960 · as Inspector Boileau · 1 episode
  • Danger ManTV · 1960 · as Volos · 1 episode
  • MaigretTV · 1960 · as Tiburce de St. Hilaire · 1 episode
  • Our Man in HavanaFilm · 1960 · as Admiral
  • Sink the Bismarck!Film · 1960 · as Commander Richards
  • Sunday-Night PlayTV · 1960 · as Uncle Arthur · 1 episode
  • Two-Way StretchFilm · 1960 · as Governor Horatio Bennett
  • Piping HotFilm · 1959 · as Narrator
  • The Captain's TableFilm · 1959 · as Major Broster
  • The Third ManTV · 1959 · as Hargest Macrea · 1 episode
  • A Desperate CaseFilm · 1958 · as Narrator (voice)
  • I Can Destroy the SunFilm · 1958 · as Dr. Lunn
  • Barnacle BillFilm · 1957 · as Crowley
  • Night of the DemonFilm · 1957 · as Professor Henry Harrington
  • 23 Paces to Baker StreetFilm · 1956 · as Inspector Grovening
  • Armchair TheatreTV · 1956 · as Dr. Lunn · 1 episode
  • CheckpointFilm · 1956 · as Ted Thornhill
  • The History of the CinemaFilm · 1956 · as Narrator
  • The Spanish GardenerFilm · 1956 · as Pedro (voice) (uncredited)
  • Doctor at SeaFilm · 1955 · as Steward Easter
  • Simon and LauraFilm · 1955 · as Wilson
  • Animal FarmFilm · 1954 · as All Animals (voice)
  • Carrington V.C.Film · 1954 · as Lt. Col. Reeve
  • Eight O'Clock WalkFilm · 1954 · as Horace Clifford
  • The Million Pound NoteFilm · 1954 · as Jonathan Reid
  • The Purple PlainFilm · 1954 · as Blore
  • The Wonderful World of DisneyTV · 1954 · as Mr. Fielding · 2 episodes
  • Malta StoryFilm · 1953 · as British Officer
  • Power to FlyFilm · 1953 · as Narrator
  • Street CornerFilm · 1953 · as Dawson
  • The NetFilm · 1953 · as Prof. Carrington
  • Time BombFilm · 1953 · as Jim Warrilow
  • No Highway in the SkyFilm · 1951 · Acting
  • Scrapbook for 1933Film · 1950 · as (voice)
  • Traveller's JoyFilm · 1950 · as Fowler
  • A Boy, a Girl and a BikeFilm · 1949 · as Bill Martin
  • Don't Ever Leave MeFilm · 1949 · as Mr. Knowles
  • It's Not CricketFilm · 1949 · as Otto Fisch
  • LandfallFilm · 1949 · as Wing Commander Hewitt
  • Madness of the HeartFilm · 1949 · as Dr. Simon Blake
  • Once Upon a DreamFilm · 1949 · as Vicar
  • Poet's PubFilm · 1949 · as PC Windle
  • The Blue LagoonFilm · 1949 · as Captain
  • The Spider and the FlyFilm · 1949 · as Colonel de la Roche
  • Blanche FuryFilm · 1948 · as Major Fraser
  • DaybreakFilm · 1948 · as Inspector
  • Easy MoneyFilm · 1948 · as Detective-Inspector Kirby
  • Here Come the HuggettsFilm · 1948 · as 1st Engineer
  • London Belongs to MeFilm · 1948 · as Jack Rufus
  • Look Before You LoveFilm · 1948 · as Fosser
  • MirandaFilm · 1948 · as Cockle Vendor
  • My Brother's KeeperFilm · 1948 · as Trent
  • Oliver TwistFilm · 1948 · as Chief of Police
  • QuartetFilm · 1948 · as Coroner (segment "The Alien Corn")
  • The Blind GoddessFilm · 1948 · as Johnson
  • Captain BoycottFilm · 1947 · as Lt. Col. Strickland
  • Fame Is the SpurFilm · 1947 · as Prison Doctor #2 (uncredited)
  • Holiday CampFilm · 1947 · as Camp Doctor
  • JassyFilm · 1947 · as Jim Stoner
  • Take My LifeFilm · 1947 · as Defense Counsel
  • The End of the RiverFilm · 1947 · as Defence Counsel
  • The Man WithinFilm · 1947 · as Smuggler
  • The Upturned GlassFilm · 1947 · as Mobile Policeman
  • They Made Me a FugitiveFilm · 1947 · as Mr. Fenshaw
  • Many WatersFilm · 1938 · Acting
  • The Gate of EdenTV · Acting · 3 episodes

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