Nigel Patrick
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Nigel Patrick (born Nigel Dennis Wemyss; 2 May 1913 - 21 September 1981) was an English actor and stage director born into a theatrical family.
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Blunt Instrument
1981 · Hugh Logan

The MacKintosh Man
1973 · Soames-Trevelyan

The Great Waltz
1972 · Johann Strauss Sr.

Tales from the Crypt
1972 · Maj. William Rogers

The Executioner
1970 · Colonel Scott

The Virgin Soldiers
1969 · RSM Raskin

Battle of Britain
1969 · Group Capt. Hope

Goal!
1966 · Self - Narrator (voice), Voice

The Informers
1963 · Chief Insp. John Edward Johnnoe

Johnny Nobody
1961 · Father Edward John Carey, Director

The Trials of Oscar Wilde
1960 · Sir Edward Clarke

The League of Gentlemen
1960 · Race

Sapphire
1959 · Superintendent Robert Hazard

The Man Inside
1958 · Sam Carter

Count Five and Die
1957 · Major Julien Howard

Raintree County
1957 · Prof. Jerusalem Webster Stiles

How to Murder a Rich Uncle
1957 · Henry Clitterbern, Director

All for Mary
1955 · Capt. Clive Norton

A Prize of Gold
1955 · Brian Hammell

The Sea Shall Not Have Them
1954 · Flt Sgt Slingsby

Forbidden Cargo
1954 · Insp. Michael Kenyon

Grand National Night
1953 · Gerald Coates

The Pickwick Papers
1952 · Mr. Jingle

Meet Me Tonight
1952 · Toby Cartwright

The Sound Barrier
1952 · Tony Garthwaite

Who Goes There!
1952 · Miles Cornwall

Young Wives' Tale
1951 · Rodney Pennant

Encore
1951 · Tom Ramsay

Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
1951 · Stephen Cameron

The Browning Version
1951 · Frank Hunter

Trio
1950 · Max Kelada (in segment Mr. Know-All)

Morning Departure
1950 · Lt. Manson

The Perfect Woman
1949 · Roger Cavendish

The Jack of Diamonds
1949 · Alan Butler, Dialogue

Silent Dust
1949 · Simon Rawley

Noose
1948 · Bar Gorman

Uneasy Terms
1948 · Lucien Donnelly

Spring in Park Lane
1948 · Mr. Bacon
Morning Departure
1946 · Lt-Cmdr. Stanford

Mrs Pym of Scotland Yard
1940 · Richard Lodden
All That Is England
1932




