Acting · 1913
Anthony Quayle
Born Sep 7, 1913·Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire, England, UK·Died Oct 20, 1989 (76)
Sir John Anthony Quayle CBE (7 September 1913 – 20 October 1989) was an English actor and director. Description above from the Wikipedia article Anthony Quayle, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
39 titles- 1993
The Thief and the CobblerKing Nod (voice)7.1Movie - 1988
The Bourne IdentityFrançois Villiers6.5Show - 1987
The Best of British CinemaSelf - Narrator8.0Show - 1984
LaceDr. Geneste7.2Show - 1983
Natural World7.4Show - 1981
MasadaRubrius Gallus7.1Show - 1981
The Manions of AmericaLord Montgomery7.2Show - 1979
Tales of the UnexpectedKyros Kassoulas6.7Show - 1979
Murder by DecreeSir Charles Warren6.4Movie - 1977
BBC2 Play of the WeekThe Old Man7.0Show - 1976
The Eagle Has LandedAdmiral Canaris6.7Movie - 1974
Moses the LawgiverAaronShow - 1974
The Lives of Benjamin FranklinDartmouth9.0Show - 1973
The Evil Touch6.0Show - 1972
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex *But Were Afraid to AskThe King6.5Movie - 1970
The Six Wives of Henry VIIINarrator8.1Show - 1969
Mackenna's GoldOlder Englishman6.6Movie - 1969
Strange ReportAdam Strange7.7Show - 1969
Anne of the Thousand DaysWolsey7.1Movie - 1967
ITV PlayhouseDaniel Bloch7.0Show - 1967
MisunderstoodSir John Edward Duncombe7.5Movie - 1965
Operation CrossbowBamford6.7Movie - 1964
The Fall of the Roman EmpireVerulus6.5Movie - 1963
EspionagePhilip10.0Show - 1962
The SaintLord Thornton Yearley7.4Show - 1962
Lawrence of ArabiaColonel Harry Brighton8.0Movie - 1962
Man of the WorldDr. Moretti7.2Show - 1962
H.M.S. DefiantVizard6.5Movie - 1961Drama 61-67SamuraiShow
- 1961
The Guns of NavaroneMaj. Roy Franklin7.3Movie - 1960Sunday-Night PlayThe GeneralShow
- 1957
SuspicionGraham6.2Show - 1956
Tony AwardsSelf - HostShow - 1956
The Wrong ManFrank D. O'Connor7.1Movie - 1956
The Battle of the River PlateCommodore Harwood - H.M.S. Ajax6.4Movie - 1955
Oh... Rosalinda!!Gen. Orlovsky6.1Movie - 1954Producers' Showcase6.8Show
- 1951
Hallmark Hall of FamePasusanias8.8Show - 1948
HamletMarcellus7.4Movie