Acting
Bill Fraser
Acting · Born 1908-06-05 · Perth, Scotland, UK
William Simpson Fraser was a Scottish actor known for his roles in television and film from 1938 to 1987, particularly for his character Snudge in the sitcoms "The Army Game" and "Bootsie and Snudge". He won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy Performance in 1986 for his role in the play "When We Are Married".
Credits · 81
The World of Hammer
1994 · Self (archive footage)
FilmLittle Dorrit
1987 · Mr. Casby
The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole
1987 · Bert Fraser
FilmChristmas Present
1985 · Sir Percy
The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾
1985 · Bert Baxter
Cover Her Face
1985 · Sir Reynold Price
FilmPuccini
1984 · Fucini, the Lawyer
FilmK-9 and Company: A Girl's Best Friend
1981 · Commander Bill Pollock
K-9 and Company
1981
FilmEye of the Needle
1981 · Mr. Porter
FilmRhubarb Rhubarb
1980
FilmDoctor Who: Meglos
1980 · General Grugger
FilmComedians
1979 · Eddie Waters
FilmThe Corn Is Green
1979 · The Squire
Strangers
1978 · Aristotle Carmos
The Professionals
1977 · Col. Summerville
FilmClay, Smeddum and Greenden
1976 · Murdoch
Rumpole of the Bailey
1975 · Judge Roger 'The Mad Bull' Bullingham
FilmThe Amorous Milkman
1975 · Gerald Jones
FilmMoments
1974 · Mr. Fleming
FilmDead Cert
1974 · Uncle George
FilmLove Thy Neighbour
1973 · Mr. Granger
Black and Blue
Black and Blue
1973 · N.J.
Whoops Baghdad
1973 · Wizard Prang
FilmThat's Your Funeral
1972 · Basil Bulstrode
FilmUp the Front
1972 · Sergeant Major Groping
The Train Now Standing
1972 · Hedley Green
FilmUp the Chastity Belt
1972 · Sir Braggart de Bombast
FilmUp Pompeii
1971 · Prosperus Maximus
The Goodies
1970 · Army Sergeant
Play for Today
1970 · Edward Waite
FilmAll the Way Up
1970 · Arnold Makepeace
That's Your Funeral
That's Your Funeral
1970
FilmCaptain Nemo and the Underwater City
1969 · Barnaby Bath
FilmThe Best House in London
1969 · Inspector MacPherson
FilmDiamonds for Breakfast
1968 · Bookseller
Funeral Games
FilmFuneral Games
1968 · McCorquodale
Tom Grattan's War
1968 · Sergeant Major – Uncle Wally
Ooh La La!
1968 · Pochet
ITV Playhouse
1967 · McCorquodale
Till Death Us Do Part
1966 · Mr Williams
David Copperfield
David Copperfield
1966 · Wilkins Micawber
BBC Play of the Month
1965 · Boanerges
Londoners
1965 · Henry Firth
Six Shades of Black
Six Shades of Black
1965 · Sir Charles Trotter
FilmI've Gotta Horse
1965 · Mr. Bartholemew
FilmMasquerade
1965 · Leslie Dunwoody
FilmJoey Boy
1965 · Sergeant Major Dobbs
FilmA Home of Your Own
1964 · The Shop Steward
FilmThe Americanization of Emily
1964 · Port Commander
The Wednesday Play
1964 · Lt. Col. Svinin
Theatre 625
1964 · The Nabob
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs
1964
Doctor Who
1963 · General Grugger
FilmWhat a Crazy World
1963 · J. Mulligan
FilmThe Fast Lady
1962 · Golfer (uncredited)
Bootsie and Snudge
1960 · Claude Snudge
FilmDoctor in Love
1960 · Police Sergeant (uncredited)
FilmThe Man Who Liked Funerals
1959 · Jeremy Bentham
FilmAnother Time, Another Place
1958 · R.E. Sergeant
FilmDavy
1958 · Man at Bar (uncredited)
FilmJust My Luck
1957 · Mr. Powell (uncredited)
The Army Game
1957 · Sergeant Major Claude Snudge
FilmSecond Fiddle
1957 · Nixon
FilmDoctor at Large
1957 · Police Sergeant (uncredited)
Hancock's Half Hour
1956
FilmCharley Moon
1956 · Marber
FilmAlias John Preston
1955 · Joe Newton
FilmOrders Are Orders
1954 · Pvt. Slee
And So To Bentley
And So To Bentley
1954
FilmThe Barefoot Contessa
1954 · J. Montague Brown
FilmDuel in the Jungle
1954 · Smith, Hotel Clerk
FilmMeet Mr. Lucifer
1953 · Band Leader
FilmThe Captain's Paradise
1953 · Absalom (taxi driver)
FilmTime Bomb
1953 · Constable J. Reed
FilmLady in the Fog
1952 · Sales Manager
FilmMeet Me Tonight
1952 · Bert Bentley (segment "Red Peppers")
FilmHelter Skelter
1949 · Oliver Cromwell
FilmForbidden
1949 · Railway Porter (uncredited)
FilmThe Common Touch
1941 · Harris
FilmEast of Piccadilly
1941 · Maxie