Anthony Bushell
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Person

Anthony Bushell

Known for
Acting
Born
May 19, 1904
Died
April 2, 1997
Place of birth
Westerham, Kent, England, UK
Also known as
Anthony Arnatt Bushell

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Biography

Anthony Arnatt Bushell was an English film actor and director, who appeared in 56 films between 1929 and 1961. He played Colonel Breen in the BBC serial Quatermass and the Pit (1958–59), and also appeared in and directed various British TV series such as Danger Man.

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In Catlg

2 Works in the catalog credit them.

Filmography

  • The Sentimental AgentTV · 1963 · as Major Nelson · 1 episode
  • A Woman's PrivilegeFilm · 1962 · Director
  • Man of the WorldTV · 1962 · Director · 1 episode
  • The SaintTV · 1962 · Director · 1 episode
  • The Scales of JusticeTV · 1962 · Director · 1 episode
  • Drama 61-67TV · 1961 · as Lt. Gen. Priest · 1 episode
  • Sir Francis DrakeTV · 1961 · as Tom Doughty · 1 episode
  • Sir Francis DrakeTV · 1961 · Director · 2 episodes
  • The Queen's GuardsFilm · 1961 · Acting
  • The Terror of the TongsFilm · 1961 · Director
  • Danger ManTV · 1960 · as Lotsbeyer · 1 episode
  • Danger ManTV · 1960 · Director · 2 episodes
  • Desert MiceFilm · 1959 · as Plunkett
  • A Night to RememberFilm · 1958 · as Capt. Arthur Rostron
  • Quatermass and the PitTV · 1958 · as Colonel James Breen · 6 episodes
  • The Wind Cannot ReadFilm · 1958 · as Brigadier
  • Bitter VictoryFilm · 1957 · as General Paterson
  • The Battle of the River PlateFilm · 1956 · as Sir Millington Drake, British Minister, Montevideo
  • The Black TentFilm · 1956 · as Ambassador Baring
  • The Black KnightFilm · 1954 · as King Arthur
  • The Purple PlainFilm · 1954 · as Aldridge
  • The Red BeretFilm · 1953 · as General Whiting
  • The Road to CanterburyFilm · 1952 · as Commentator (voice)
  • Who Goes There!Film · 1952 · as Major Guy Ashley
  • High TreasonFilm · 1951 · as Maj. Elliott
  • The Long Dark HallFilm · 1951 · as Clive Bedford
  • The Long Dark HallFilm · 1951 · Director
  • The Long Dark HallFilm · 1951 · Producer
  • Bridge of TimeFilm · 1950 · Acting
  • The Angel with the TrumpetFilm · 1950 · as Baron Hugo Traun
  • The Angel with the TrumpetFilm · 1950 · Director
  • The Miniver StoryFilm · 1950 · as Dr. Kaneslaey
  • The Small Back RoomFilm · 1949 · as Col. Strang
  • HamletFilm · 1948 · as Bit Part (uncredited)
  • For Those in PerilFilm · 1944 · as (uncredited)
  • The Arsenal Stadium MysteryFilm · 1939 · as John Doyce
  • The Lion Has WingsFilm · 1939 · as Pilot
  • The Rebel SonFilm · 1938 · as Andrei Bulba
  • Dark JourneyFilm · 1937 · as Bob Carter
  • Farewell AgainFilm · 1937 · as Roddy Hammond
  • Return of the Scarlet PimpernelFilm · 1937 · as Sir Andrew Foulkes
  • Dusty ErmineFilm · 1936 · as Det. Insp. Forsythe
  • Admirals AllFilm · 1935 · as Flag Lt. Steve Langham
  • Forbidden TerritoryFilm · 1934 · as Rex Farringdon
  • Love at Second SightFilm · 1934 · Acting
  • The Scarlet PimpernelFilm · 1934 · as Sir Andrew Ffoulkes
  • Channel CrossingFilm · 1933 · as Peter Bradley
  • Crime on the HillFilm · 1933 · as Tony Fields
  • I Was a SpyFilm · 1933 · as Otto
  • Red WagonFilm · 1933 · as Toby Griffiths
  • Soldiers of the KingFilm · 1933 · as Lt. Ronald Jamieson
  • The GhoulFilm · 1933 · as Ralph Morlant
  • A Woman CommandsFilm · 1932 · as Lt. Iwan Petrovitch
  • EscapadeFilm · 1932 · as Philip Whitney
  • Sally BishopFilm · 1932 · as Bart
  • Shop AngelFilm · 1932 · as Larry Pemberton
  • The MidshipmaidFilm · 1932 · as Lt. Valentine
  • The Silver GreyhoundFilm · 1932 · as Gerald Varrick
  • Vanity FairFilm · 1932 · as Dobbin
  • Born to LoveFilm · 1931 · as Leslie Darrow
  • ChancesFilm · 1931 · as Tom Ingleside
  • Expensive WomenFilm · 1931 · as Arthur Raymond
  • Five Star FinalFilm · 1931 · as Phillip Weeks
  • How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 11: 'Practice Shots'Film · 1931 · as Himself
  • The Royal BedFilm · 1931 · as Freddie Granton
  • Journey's EndFilm · 1930 · as Hibbert
  • Lovin' the LadiesFilm · 1930 · as Brooks - the Butler
  • The Flirting WidowFilm · 1930 · as Bobby
  • Three Faces EastFilm · 1930 · as Capt. Arthur Chamberlain
  • DisraeliFilm · 1929 · as Lord Charles Deeford

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