Alan Webb
July 2, 1906 (118 years old) in York, England, UK
Alan Webb (2 July 1906 - 22 June 1982) was an English stage and film actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alan Webb (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Known For
Credits
- 1982 ·The Deadly Gameas Joseph Pillet
- 1981 ·Countryas Sir Piers Blair
- 1981 ·Dear Brutusas Lob
- 1980 ·Rough Cutas Sir Samuel Sacks
- 1978 ·The First Great Train Robberyas Edgar Trent
- 1978 ·The Seagullas Sorin
- 1977 ·The Duellistsas Chevalier du Rivarol
- 1974 ·The Changelingas Vermandero
- 1973 ·Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremontas Mr. Osmond
- 1972 ·The Protectorsas Blind Man
- 1972 ·The Canterbury Talesas Old Man
- 1972 ·Cowsas Herbert
- 1971 ·Nicholas and Alexandraas Yurovsky
- 1971 ·The Horsemenas Gardi Gay (uncredited)
- 1971 ·The Rainbirdsas Grandfather
- 1971 ·King Learas Gloucester
- 1970 ·Play for Todayas Herbert
- 1970 ·Play for Todayas Mr. Osmond
- 1970 ·Entertaining Mr. Sloaneas Kemp ('Dadda')
- 1969 ·Women in Loveas Thomas Crich
- 1968 ·Interludeas Andrew
- 1967 ·The Taming of the Shrewas Gremio
- 1965 ·Chimes at Midnightas Justice Shallow
- 1965 ·King Ratas Brant
- 1965 ·BBC Play of the Monthas Vermandero
- 1965 ·The Holy Terroras William Nightingale
- 1965 ·Public Eyeas Reggie Aston
- 1964 ·The Pumpkin Eateras Mr. Armitage - Jake's father
- 1964 ·The Third Secretas Alden Hoving
- 1959 ·Knight Errant Limitedas Colonel Cope-Addams
- 1959 ·The Scapegoatas Inspector
- 1958 ·The Silent Enemyas British Consul
- 1954 ·Lease of Lifeas Dr. Pembury
- 1954 ·West of Zanzibaras Alan, Bob's Boss (uncredited)
- 1953 ·The Cruel Seaas Admiral Murray-Forbes (uncredited)
- 1951 ·Hallmark Hall of Fameas William Nightingale
- 1951 ·Hallmark Hall of Fameas Sir Francis Bacon
- 1950 ·The Astonished Heartas Sir Reginald
- 1949 ·Challenge to Lassieas James Brown
- 1949 ·Suspenseas