Biography
Richard Haydn (March 10, 1905 – April 25, 1985) was an English comic actor in radio, films and television.
Richard Haydn
Acting
Camberwell, London, England, UK
Born · Died
Movies
The Hugga Bunch· 1985
Bookworm (voice) (uncredited)
Young Frankenstein· 1974
Herr Falkstein
The Return of Charlie Chan· 1973
Andrew Kidder
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin· 1967
Quentin Bartlett
Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion· 1965
Rupert Rowbotham
The Sound of Music· 1965
Max Detweiler
Five Weeks in a Balloon· 1962
Sir Henry Vining
Mutiny on the Bounty· 1962
William Brown
Let's Make Love· 1960
Prologue Narrator (uncredited)
Please Don't Eat the Daisies· 1960
Alfred North
The Lost World· 1960
Prof. Summerlee
Heart of Darkness· 1958
The Accountant
Twilight for the Gods· 1958
Oliver Wiggins
Topaze· 1957
Muche
Where's Charley?· 1957
Stephen Spettigue
Toy Tiger· 1956
John Fusenot
Jupiter's Darling· 1955
Horatio
Her Twelve Men· 1954
Dr. Avord Barrett
Money from Home· 1953
Bertie Searles
Never Let Me Go· 1953
Christopher Wellington St. John Denny
The Merry Widow· 1952
Baron Popoff
Alice in Wonderland· 1951
Caterpillar (voice)
Mr. Music· 1950
Jerome Thisbee
Sitting Pretty· 1948
Mr. Clarence Appleton
The Emperor Waltz· 1948
l'empereur François-Joseph
Forever Amber· 1947
Earl of Radcliffe
Singapore· 1947
Deputy Commissioner Hewitt
The Beginning or the End· 1947
Dr. Chisholm
The Foxes of Harrow· 1947
Andre LeBlanc
The Late George Apley· 1947
Horatio Willing
Cluny Brown· 1946
Jonathan Wilson
The Green Years· 1946
Jason Reid
Adventure· 1945
Limo
And Then There Were None· 1945
Thomas Rogers
Tonight and Every Night· 1945
Specialty
Forever and a Day· 1943
Mr. Fulcher
No Time for Love· 1943
Roger Winant
Who Killed Who?· 1943
The Victim (voice) (uncredited)
Are Husbands Necessary?· 1942
Chuck
Thunder Birds· 1942
George Lockwood
Ball of Fire· 1941
Prof. Oddly
Charley's Aunt· 1941
Charley Wyckham
TV shows
Backup· 1995
McCloud· 1970
ABC Stage 67· 1966
Whitey
Laredo· 1965
Bewitched· 1964
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.· 1964
Mr. Hemingway
Burke's Law· 1963
Julian Clarington
The Dick Van Dyke Show· 1961
Edwin Carp
The Twilight Zone· 1959
Bartlett Finchley
Shirley Temple's Storybook· 1958
Prime Minister
Lassie· 1954
The Wonderful World of Disney· 1954
General Electric Theater· 1953
Chancellor
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars· 1951
The Ed Sullivan Show· 1948
Self