Kenneth Griffith
Biography
Kenneth Griffith (12 October 1921 – 25 June 2006) was a Welsh actor and documentary filmmaker.
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
103
Gender
Male
Birthday
1921-10-12 (103 years old)
Place of Birth
Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Acting
2001
Very Annie Mary as Minister1995
The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain as Reverend Jones1994
Four Weddings and a Funeral as Mad Old Man - Wedding One1986
Shaka Zulu as Zacharias Abrahams1986
Lovejoy as Sir Desmond Clark1984
The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood as Isaac of York1982
Who Dares Wins as Bishop Crick1982
Remembrance as Joe1982
Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever as himself (presenter)1981
Berlin Tunnel 21 as Bruno Balderbach1980
The Sea Wolves as Charlie Wilton1979
Minder as Dai Llewellyn1978
The Wild Geese as Arthur Witty1978
Curious Journey as Narrator1977
Why Shoot the Teacher? as Inspector Woods1976
Sky Riders as Wasserman1974
The Prison as Julien Bour1974
Callan as Waterman1974
S*P*Y*S as Lippet1974
The Public's Right to Know as Self1973
The House in Nightmare Park as Ernest Henderson1973
Hang Up Your Brightest Colours as Himself1971
Revenge as Seely1971
Black As Hell and Thick As Grass as Presenter1970
Jane Eyre as Mason1970
The Gamblers as Broadfoot1969
Strange Report as Segarus1969
The Assassination Bureau as Monsieur Popescu1968
Ooh La La! as Not available1968
The Lion in Winter as Strolling Player1968
Great Catherine as Naryshkin1968
Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher as Mr. Church1968
A Fairy Story as Not available1967
Omnibus as Self - Presenter1967
The Prisoner as The President1967
The Prisoner as Schnipps / Number Two1967
The Whisperers as Mr. Weaver1967
The Bobo as Pepe Gamazo1966
A Walk in the Sea as Mr. Jones1965
Thirty-Minute Theatre as Mr Rounds1965
Rotten to the Core as Lenny the Dip1964
The Wednesday Play as Mr. Jones1963
We Joined the Navy as Orator1963
Heavens Above! as Rev. Owen Thomas1963
The Airy Tomb as Narrator1962
Only Two Can Play as Ieuan Jenkins1962
The Painted Smile as Kleinie1962
The Fishing Match as Reuben1962
Nothing to Pay as Lydiat Shell1961
The Frightened City as Wally1961
Payroll as Monty1961
Rag Doll as Wilson1960
Circus of Horrors as Martin1960
Suspect as Dr Shole1960
A French Mistress as Mr Meade1960
Snowball as Phil Hart1959
I'm All Right Jack as Dai1959
Libel as Fitch1959
Tiger Bay as Mr. Seymour1959
Carlton-Browne of the F.O. as Sir John's Assistant (uncredited)1959
Expresso Bongo as Charlie1958
A Night to Remember as Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips1958
The Two-Headed Spy as Adolf Hitler1958
Chain of Events as Clarke1958
The Man Upstairs as Pollen1957
Blue Murder at St. Trinian's as Charlie Bull1957
The Naked Truth as Porter1957
Brothers in Law as Hearse Driver1957
Lucky Jim as Cyril Johns1956
1984 as Prisoner1956
The Baby and the Battleship as Sub-Lieutenant1956
Private's Progress as Private Dai Jones1956
Tiger in the Smoke as Crutches1955
The Prisoner as The Secretary1955
Track the Man Down as Ken Orwell1954
The Green Buddha as Nobby1953
36 Hours as Henry Slosson1952
The Starfish as Jack Trevennick1951
High Treason as Jimmy Ellis1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Rodion Raskolnikoff1950
Waterfront as Maurice Bruno1949
Helter Skelter as Nick Martin's BBC Colleague1949
Forbidden as Johnny1949
Blue Scar as Thomas Williams1948
Bond Street as Len Phillips1947
The Shop at Sly Corner as Archie Fellows1947
Fame Is the Spur as Wartime Miners' Representative (uncredited)1946
The Shop at Sly Corner as Archie Fellowes1942
The Forest Rangers as Ranger1942
The Black Sheep of Whitehall as Butcher's Boy1942
Hard Steel as Dixon1942
The Great Mr Handel as Not available1941
Love on the Dole as Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall1941
The Farmer's Wife as George Smerdon1940
Miss Knowall as ChrisNaN
The Enchanted Loom as "Quotations read by"1940
Channel Incident as JohnnyNaN
A Famous Journey as NarratorCrew
1982
Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever Writer1978
Curious Journey Writer1974
The Public's Right to Know Writer1971
Black As Hell and Thick As Grass WriterNaN
Against the Empire: The Boer War Writer