Acting
Alan Webb
Acting · Born 1906-07-02 · 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
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FilmThe Deadly Game
1982 · Joseph Pillet
FilmCountry
1981 · Sir Piers Blair
FilmRough Cut
1980 · Sir Samuel Sacks
FilmThe First Great Train Robbery
1978 · Edgar Trent
FilmThe Duellists
1977 · Chevalier du Rivarol
FilmThe Changeling
1974 · Vermandero
The Protectors
1972 · Blind Man
FilmThe Canterbury Tales
1972 · Old Man
Late Night Theatre
Late Night Theatre
1972 · George Gascoyne
FilmCows
1972 · Herbert
FilmNicholas and Alexandra
1971 · Yurovsky
FilmThe Horsemen
1971 · Gardi Gay (uncredited)
FilmThe Rainbirds
1971 · Grandfather
Play for Today
1970 · Herbert
FilmKing Lear
1970 · Gloucester
FilmEntertaining Mr. Sloane
1970 · Kemp ('Dadda')
FilmWomen in Love
1969 · Thomas Crich
The Jazz Age
The Jazz Age
1968 · George Warburton
FilmInterlude
1968 · Andrew
FilmElizabeth the Queen
1968 · Sir Francis Bacon
ITV Playhouse
1967 · Otis
FilmThe Taming of the Shrew
1967 · Gremio
FilmChimes at Midnight
1965 · Justice Shallow
FilmKing Rat
1965 · Brant
BBC Play of the Month
1965 · Vermandero
FilmThe Holy Terror
1965 · William Nightingale
Public Eye
1965 · Reggie Aston
FilmThe Pumpkin Eater
1964 · Mr. Armitage - Jake's father
Theatre 625
1964 · Ilya
FilmThe Third Secret
1964 · Alden Hoving
Espionage
1963 · Lord Kemble
On Trial
1960 · Sir Edward Clarke QC
Knight Errant Limited
1959 · Colonel Cope-Addams
FilmThe Scapegoat
1959 · Inspector
FilmThe Silent Enemy
1958 · British Consul
FilmLease of Life
1954 · Dr. Pembury
FilmWest of Zanzibar
1954 · Alan, Bob's Boss (uncredited)
FilmThe Cruel Sea
1953 · Admiral Murray-Forbes (uncredited)
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · William Nightingale
FilmThe Astonished Heart
1950 · Sir Reginald
FilmChallenge to Lassie
1949 · James Brown
Suspense
1949