Emlyn Williams
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George Emlyn Williams, CBE (26 November 1905 – 25 September 1987), known as Emlyn Williams, was a Welsh dramatist and actor.
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Movies (54)
Darkness & Light: The Life of Graham Williams
2024 · Self - (archive)
National Theatre Live: The Corn Is Green
2022 · Writer
King Ralph
1991 · Novel
Past Caring
1986 · Edward
The Deadly Game
1982 · Bernard Laroque
The Corn Is Green
1979 · Theatre Play, Writer
The Power of Dawn
1976 · Writer
The Walking Stick
1970 · Jack Foil
David Copperfield
1969 · Mr. Dick
The Epic That Never Was
1969 · Self - Interviewee / Caligula (archive footage)
Eye of the Devil
1966 · Alain de Montfaucon
Night Must Fall
1964 · Theatre Play
The L-Shaped Room
1962 · Dr. Weaver
The Wreck of the Mary Deare
1959 · Sir Wilfred Falcett
Web of Evidence
1959 · Enoch Oswald
I Accuse!
1958 · Emile Zola
Time Without Pity
1957 · Theatre Play
The Corn is Green
1956 · Writer
The Deep Blue Sea
1955 · Sir William Collyer
Ivanhoe
1952 · Wamba
The Magic Box
1952 · Bank Manager
Another Man's Poison
1951 · Dr. Henderson
The Scarf
1951 · Dr. David Dunbar
Three Husbands
1950 · Maxwell Bard
The Last Days of Dolwyn
1949 · Rob, Director, Screenplay
The Corn Is Green
1945 · Theatre Play
Life Begins at Eight-Thirty
1942 · Writer
Hatter's Castle
1942 · Dennis
This England
1941 · Appleyard, Dialogue
Major Barbara
1941 · Snobby Prince
You Will Remember
1941 · Bob Slater
Girl in the News
1940 · Tracy
The Stars Look Down
1940 · Joe Gowlan
Jamaica Inn
1939 · Harry
They Drive by Night
1938 · Shorty Matthews
The Citadel
1938 · Owen, Additional Dialogue
Night Alone
1938 · Charles Seaton
Dead Men Tell No Tales
1938 · Dr. Headlam
Night Must Fall
1937 · Theatre Play
I, Claudius
1937 · Caligula
Broken Blossoms
1936 · Chen Huan, Writer
The Divine Spark
1935 · Adaptation
City of Beautiful Nonsense
1935 · Jack Grey
The Dictator
1935 · King Christian VII of Danmark
The Man Who Knew Too Much
1934 · Additional Dialogue
The Iron Duke
1934 · Bates
Road House
1934 · Chester
Evensong
1934 · George Leary
My Song for You
1934 · Theodore Bruckner
Evergreen
1934 · Adaptation
Friday the Thirteenth
1933 · William Blake, Dialogue
Sally Bishop
1932 · Arthur Montague
Men of Tomorrow
1932 · Horners
The Frightened Lady
1932 · Lord Lebanon
