Biography
Andrew Matthew William Faulds (1 March 1923 – 31 May 2000) was a British actor and Labour Party politician. After a successful acting career on stage, on radio and in films, he was a Member of Parliament from 1966 to 1997.
Andrew Faulds
Acting
Isoko, Tanganyika
Born · Died
Movies
The Loire Valley· 1986
Narrator
Lisztomania· 1975
Strauss
Mahler· 1974
Doctor on Train
Young Winston· 1972
Mounted Boer
The Devils· 1971
Rangier
The Music Lovers· 1971
Davidov
The Charge of the Light Brigade· 1968
Quaker Preacher
Dante's Inferno· 1967
William Morris
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum· 1966
Roman
Stress· 1966
Narrator
The One Eyed Soldiers· 1966
Colonel Ferrer
Chimes at Midnight· 1965
Westmoreland
Cleopatra· 1963
Canidius
Jason and the Argonauts· 1963
Phalerus
What Every Woman Wants· 1962
Derek Chadwick
A Matter of WHO· 1961
Ralph
Payroll· 1961
Detective Inspector Carberry
The Hellfire Club· 1961
Lord Netherden
Once More, with Feeling!· 1960
Interviewer (uncredited)
The Flesh and the Fiends· 1960
Inspector McCulloch
The Professionals· 1960
Inspector Rankin
The Trial of Oscar Wilde· 1960
Narrator
Danger Within· 1959
Lt. Comdr. 'Dopey' Gibbon, R.N.
SOS Pacific· 1959
Sea Captain
Blind Spot· 1958
Police Inspector
Blood of the Vampire· 1958
Chief Guard Wetzler
Sea of Sand· 1958
Sgt. Parker
The Crawling Eye· 1958
Brett
The One That Got Away· 1957
Lieutenant, Grizedale
Passport to Treason· 1956
Barrett
The Million Pound Note· 1954
Chief Assistant at Tailor Shop
TV shows
The Roads to Freedom· 1970
Gomez
Chronicle· 1966
Narrator - (Voice)
The Protectors· 1964
Ian Souter
Lorna Doone· 1963
Moonstrike· 1963
Phillipe
Zero One· 1962
Sir Francis Drake· 1961
Count Toledo
An Age of Kings· 1960
Earl of Douglas
Danger Man· 1960
Mullins
Maigret· 1960
No Hiding Place· 1959
One Step Beyond· 1959
Nomiss
Ivanhoe· 1958
Sir Erwynn
Armchair Theatre· 1956
Derek Plummer
Hancock's Half Hour· 1956
The Count of Monte Cristo· 1956
Dixon of Dock Green· 1955
Jock MacPherson
The Adventures of Robin Hood· 1955
Davey
The Wonderful World of Disney· 1954
Sir George