
Acting
Patrick Cargill
Acting · Born 1918-06-03 · London, England, UK
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Patrick Cargill (3 June 1918 – 23 May 1996) was a British actor known for his role on the British television sitcom Father, Dear Father. Description above from the Wikipedia article Patrick Cargill, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Credits · 44
FilmTromper n'est pas jouer
2011 · Author
Friday People
Friday People
1985

Father, Dear Father
1978 · Patrick Glover
FilmThe Picture Show Man
1977 · Fitzwilliam
The Many Wives Of Patrick
The Many Wives Of Patrick
1976
FilmThe Cherry Picker
1974 · Dr. Harrison
FilmFather Dear Father
1973 · Patrick Glover
FilmUp Pompeii
1971 · Nero
FilmThe Great Inimitable Mr. Dickens
1970 · Macready
FilmEvery Home Should Have One
1970 · Wallace Truffit MP

Cribbins
1969
FilmHammerhead
1968 · Condor
FilmInspector Clouseau
1968 · Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite

Father, Dear Father
1968 · Patrick Glover

Ooh La La!
1968 · Edouard

The Prisoner
1967 · Number Two

Man in a Suitcase
1967 · Commandante
FilmA Countess from Hong Kong
1967 · Hudson
FilmHelp!
1965 · Superintendent
FilmCarry On Jack
1964 · Governor Don Luis
FilmThis Is My Street
1964 · Ransome
FilmThe Hi-Jackers
1963 · Inspector Grayson
FilmA Stitch in Time
1963 · Dr. Meadows

Espionage
1963 · Colonel Tung
FilmThe Cracksman
1963 · Museum Guide
Dial RIX
Dial RIX
1962 · Monsieur Martell
Top Secret
Top Secret
1961
FilmClue of the Silver Key
1961 · Binny
FilmCarry On Regardless
1961 · Raffish Store Customer

The Avengers
1961 · Pemberton
FilmDoctor in Love
1960 · Car Salesman (uncredited)
FilmExpresso Bongo
1959 · Psychiatrist
FilmThe Night We Dropped a Clanger
1959 · Fritz

No Hiding Place
1959
FilmCarry On Nurse
1959 · Idea
FilmUp the Creek
1958 · Commander

Theatre Night
1957 · Wilkinson
FilmAround the World in 80 Days
1956 · (uncredited)

Hancock's Half Hour
1956
FilmThe Baby and the Battleship
1956 · Navigation Officer
FilmThe Extra Day
1956 · Cashier

The Adventures of Robin Hood
1955 · Duke DeMoreville
FilmThe Sword and the Rose
1953 · French Diplomat
FilmTrottie True
1949 · Party Guest (uncredited)