Acting
Leslie Dwyer
Acting · Born 1906-08-28 · Catford, London, England, UK
Leslie Dwyer was an English film and tv actor, best known to modern audiences for his role as Mr Partridge, the miserable Punch and Judy man with a dislike of children in television's Hi-de-Hi.
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Time of My Life
Time of My Life
1980 · Mr Archer
FilmDominique
1980
Hi-de-Hi!
1980 · Mr. Partridge
Terry and June
1979 · Uncle Vernon
Leave it to Charlie
Leave it to Charlie
1978 · Arnold Merryweather
The Famous Five
1978 · Grandad
Jubilee 1977
Jubilee 1977
1977 · Grandad
Angels
1975
Late Call
1975 · Arthur Calvert
The Sweeney
1975 · Ted Greenhead
Oranges and Lemons
Oranges and Lemons
1973 · Les Penny
Seven of One
1973 · Willie
FilmDoctor Who: Carnival of Monsters
1973 · Vorg
Crown Court
1972
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971 · Lost Property Man
You're Only Young Twice
You're Only Young Twice
1971
FilmA Hole Lot of Trouble
1971 · Evangelist
Play for Today
1970 · Alec's Father
FilmCrooks and Coronets
1969 · Henry
FilmUp in the Air
1969 · Coach Driver
FilmThe Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
1968 · Bookshop Assistant
FilmLionheart
1968 · Carpenter
King of the River
King of the River
1966 · The Ganger
FilmDie, Monster, Die!
1965 · Potter
FilmI've Gotta Horse
1965 · Bert
Public Eye
1965 · Arthur Mack
Theatre 625
1964 · Stan
Doctor Who
1963 · Vorg
Sergeant Cork
1963 · Best
FilmSeventy Deadly Pills
1963 · Police Constable Robinson
Steptoe and Son
1962 · Lionel Sturgis
Z-Cars
1962 · Joe
No Hiding Place
1959
FilmLeft Right and Centre
1959 · Alf Stoker
FilmThe 39 Steps
1959 · Milkman
FilmStormy Crossing
1958 · Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
FilmEyewitness
1956 · Henry Cammon
Armchair Theatre
1956 · Charlie Woodburn
FilmCloak Without Dagger
1956 · Fred Borcombe
FilmNot So Dusty
1956
FilmRoom in the House
1955 · Benji Pugh
FilmWhere There's a Will
1955 · Alfred "Alfie" Brewer
FilmThe Black Rider
1954 · Robert Plack
FilmThe Good Die Young
1954 · Stookey
FilmRoadhouse Girl
1953 · George Saunders
FilmThe Hour of 13
1952 · Ernie Perker
FilmHindle Wakes
1952 · Chris Hawthorn
FilmMy Wife's Lodger
1952 · Roger the Lodger
FilmJudgment Deferred
1952 · Flowers
FilmThere Is Another Sun
1951 · Mick Foley
FilmLaughter in Paradise
1951 · Police Sergeant
FilmSmart Alec
1951 · Gossage
FilmMidnight Episode
1950
FilmLilli Marlene
1950 · Berry
FilmDouble Confession
1950 · Leonard
Sunday Night Theatre
1950 · Lovelace Dashworth
FilmPoet's Pub
1949 · Holly
FilmNow Barabbas
1949 · Brown
FilmA Boy, a Girl and a Bike
1949 · Steve Hall
The Bad Lord Byron
FilmThe Bad Lord Byron
1949 · Fletcher
FilmIt's Not Cricket
1949 · Batman
FilmThe Calendar
1948 · Sam Hillcott
FilmBond Street
1948 · Barman
When The Bough Breaks
FilmWhen The Bough Breaks
1947 · George
FilmTemptation Harbour
1947 · Reg Slater
FilmA Matter of Life and Death
1946 · ARP Warden (uncredited)
FilmPiccadilly Incident
1946 · Sam
FilmI See a Dark Stranger
1946 · Soldier in Café (uncredited)
FilmNight Boat to Dublin
1946 · George Leggett
FilmPerfect Strangers
1945 · Stripey
FilmGreat Day
1945 · Pub Customer
FilmThe Way Ahead
1944 · Pvt. Sid Beck
FilmYellow Canary
1943 · Ship's Steward
FilmThe Lamp Still Burns
1943 · Siddons
FilmThe Young Mr. Pitt
1942 · Servant at Lord Auckland's
FilmIn Which We Serve
1942 · Parkinson
FilmThe Goose Steps Out
1942 · German Soldier on Train
FilmThey Flew Alone
1942 · Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)
FilmCheer Up
1936 · Hotel Guest (uncredited)