Kenneth Griffith

Biography

Biography from TMDB, which often draws on Wikipedia, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Source · CC BY-SA 4.0

In Catlg

1 Work in the catalog credit them.

Filmography

• Very Annie MaryFilm · 2001 · as Minister
• The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a MountainFilm · 1995 · as Reverend Jones
• Four Weddings and a FuneralFilm · 1994 · as Mad Old Man - Wedding One
• LovejoyTV · 1986 · as Sir Desmond Clark · 1 episode
• Shaka ZuluTV · 1986 · as Zacharias Abrahams · 10 episodes
• The Zany Adventures of Robin HoodFilm · 1984 · as Isaac of York
• RemembranceFilm · 1982 · as Joe
• Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman EverFilm · 1982 · as himself (presenter)
• Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman EverFilm · 1982 · Writer
• Who Dares WinsFilm · 1982 · as Bishop Crick
• Berlin Tunnel 21Film · 1981 · as Bruno Balderbach
• The Sea WolvesFilm · 1980 · as Charlie Wilton
• A Famous JourneyFilm · 1979 · as Narrator
• MinderTV · 1979 · as Dai Llewellyn · 1 episode
• Curious JourneyFilm · 1978 · as Narrator
• Curious JourneyFilm · 1978 · Writer
• The Wild GeeseFilm · 1978 · as Arthur Witty
• Why Shoot the Teacher?Film · 1977 · as Inspector Woods
• Sky RidersFilm · 1976 · as Wasserman
• Armchair CinemaTV · 1974 · as Julien Bour · 1 episode
• CallanFilm · 1974 · as Waterman
• Churchill's PeopleTV · 1974 · as King John · 1 episode
• S*P*Y*SFilm · 1974 · as Lippet
• The Perils Of PendragonTV · 1974 · as Isaac · 6 episodes
• The PrisonFilm · 1974 · as Julien Bour
• The Public's Right to KnowFilm · 1974 · as Self
• The Public's Right to KnowFilm · 1974 · Writer
• Hang Up Your Brightest ColoursFilm · 1973 · as Himself
• The House in Nightmare ParkFilm · 1973 · as Ernest Henderson
• ClochemerleTV · 1972 · as Ernest Tafardel · 3 episodes
• Black As Hell and Thick As GrassFilm · 1971 · as Presenter
• Black As Hell and Thick As GrassFilm · 1971 · Writer
• RevengeFilm · 1971 · as Seely
• Jane EyreFilm · 1970 · as Mason
• The GamblersFilm · 1970 · as Broadfoot
• Strange ReportTV · 1969 · as Segarus · 1 episode
• The Assassination BureauFilm · 1969 · as Monsieur Popescu
• A Fairy StoryFilm · 1968 · Acting
• Decline and Fall ...of a BirdwatcherFilm · 1968 · as Mr. Church
• Great CatherineFilm · 1968 · as Naryshkin
• KoroshiFilm · 1968 · as Richards
• Ooh La La!TV · 1968 · Acting · 1 episode
• The Lion in WinterFilm · 1968 · as Strolling Player
• OmnibusTV · 1967 · as Self - Presenter · 1 episode
• The BoboFilm · 1967 · as Pepe Gamazo
• The PrisonerTV · 1967 · as The President · 1 episode
• The WhisperersFilm · 1967 · as Mr. Weaver
• A Walk in the SeaFilm · 1966 · as Mr. Jones
• Rotten to the CoreFilm · 1965 · as Lenny the Dip
• The Wednesday ThrillerTV · 1965 · as Mr Seam · 1 episode
• Thirty-Minute TheatreTV · 1965 · as Mr Rounds · 1 episode
• The Wednesday PlayTV · 1964 · as Mr. Jones · 1 episode
• FestivalTV · 1963 · as Mr. Jones · 1 episode
• Heavens Above!Film · 1963 · as Rev. Owen Thomas
• The Airy TombFilm · 1963 · as Narrator
• We Joined the NavyFilm · 1963 · as Orator
• Nothing to PayFilm · 1962 · as Lydiat Shell
• Only Two Can PlayFilm · 1962 · as Ieuan Jenkins
• The Fishing MatchFilm · 1962 · as Reuben
• The Painted SmileFilm · 1962 · as Kleinie
• Drama 61-67TV · 1961 · as Szepesi · 1 episode
• PayrollFilm · 1961 · as Monty
• Rag DollFilm · 1961 · as Wilson
• The Frightened CityFilm · 1961 · as Wally
• A French MistressFilm · 1960 · as Mr Meade
• Circus of HorrorsFilm · 1960 · as Martin
• SnowballFilm · 1960 · as Phil Hart
• SuspectFilm · 1960 · as Dr Shole
• Carlton-Browne of the F.O.Film · 1959 · as Sir John's Assistant (uncredited)
• Expresso BongoFilm · 1959 · as Charlie
• I'm All Right JackFilm · 1959 · as Dai
• LibelFilm · 1959 · as Fitch
• Tiger BayFilm · 1959 · as Mr. Seymour
• A Night to RememberFilm · 1958 · as Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips
• Chain of EventsFilm · 1958 · as Clarke
• The Man UpstairsFilm · 1958 · as Pollen
• The Two-Headed SpyFilm · 1958 · as Adolf Hitler
• Blue Murder at St. Trinian'sFilm · 1957 · as Charlie Bull
• Brothers in LawFilm · 1957 · as Hearse Driver
• Lucky JimFilm · 1957 · as Cyril Johns
• The Naked TruthFilm · 1957 · as Porter
• 1984Film · 1956 · as Prisoner
• Armchair TheatreTV · 1956 · as Derry Spooner · 1 episode
• Private's ProgressFilm · 1956 · as Private Dai Jones
• The Baby and the BattleshipFilm · 1956 · as Sub-Lieutenant
• Tiger in the SmokeFilm · 1956 · as Crutches
• The PrisonerFilm · 1955 · as The Secretary
• Track the Man DownFilm · 1955 · as Ken Orwell
• The Green BuddhaFilm · 1954 · as Nobby
• 36 HoursFilm · 1953 · as Henry Slosson
• The StarfishFilm · 1952 · as Jack Trevennick
• High TreasonFilm · 1951 · as Jimmy Ellis
• Sunday Night TheatreTV · 1950 · as Rodion Raskolnikoff · 1 episode
• WaterfrontFilm · 1950 · as Maurice Bruno
• Blue ScarFilm · 1949 · as Thomas Williams
• ForbiddenFilm · 1949 · as Johnny
• Helter SkelterFilm · 1949 · as Nick Martin's BBC Colleague (uncredited)
• Bond StreetFilm · 1948 · as Len Phillips
• Fame Is the SpurFilm · 1947 · as Wartime Miners' Representative (uncredited)
• The Shop at Sly CornerFilm · 1947 · as Archie Fellows
• The Shop at Sly CornerFilm · 1946 · as Archie Fellowes
• Hard SteelFilm · 1942 · as Dixon
• The Black Sheep of WhitehallFilm · 1942 · as Butcher's Boy
• The Forest RangersFilm · 1942 · as Ranger
• The Great Mr HandelFilm · 1942 · Acting
• Love on the DoleFilm · 1941 · as Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall
• The Farmer's WifeFilm · 1941 · as George Smerdon
• Channel IncidentFilm · 1940 · as Johnny
• Miss KnowallFilm · 1940 · as Chris
• Against the Empire: The Boer WarFilm · Writer
• The Enchanted LoomFilm · as "Quotations read by"

Filmography from TMDB. This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.

Sources

• TMDB