Biography
Maurice Denham OBE (23 December 1909 – 24 July 2002) was an English character actor who appeared in over 100 television programmes and films throughout his long career.
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Maurice Denham
Acting
Beckenham, Kent, England, UK
Born · Died
Movies
Bed· 1995
Couple Man
84 Charing Cross Road· 1987
George Martin
All Passion Spent· 1986
Gervase Bucktrout
Love Song· 1985
Sir William Hatchard
From a Far Country· 1981
Sapieha
Recluse· 1981
Schalcken the Painter· 1979
Gerrit Dou
Edward & Mrs. Simpson· 1978
Cosmo Lang - Archbishop of Canterbury
Love's Labour's Lost· 1975
Don Adriano de Armando
Luther· 1974
Johann von Staupitz Vicar General
The Day of the Jackal· 1973
General Colbert
Countess Dracula· 1971
Master Fabio
Nicholas and Alexandra· 1971
Kokovtsov
Sunday Bloody Sunday· 1971
Mr. Greville
Midas Run· 1969
Charles Crittenden
Some Girls Do· 1969
Mr. Mortimer
Danger Route· 1967
Peter Ravenspur
Torture Garden· 1967
Uncle Roger (segment 1 "Enoch")
Hysteria· 1965
Hemmings
Operation Crossbow· 1965
RAF Officer
The Alphabet Murders· 1965
Inspector Japp
The Nanny· 1965
Dr. Beamaster
The Night Caller· 1965
Dr. Morley
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes· 1965
Trawler Skipper
Paranoiac· 1963
John Kossett
H.M.S. Defiant· 1962
Mr. Goss (Ship's Surgeon)
The Greengage Summer· 1961
Mr. Bullock
The Mark· 1961
Arnold Cartwright
Our Man in Havana· 1960
Admiral
Sink the Bismarck!· 1960
Commander Richards
Two-Way Stretch· 1960
Governor Horatio Bennett
Barnacle Bill· 1957
Crowley
Night of the Demon· 1957
Professor Henry Harrington
23 Paces to Baker Street· 1956
Inspector Grovening
The History of the Cinema· 1956
Narrator
Doctor at Sea· 1955
Steward Easter
Simon and Laura· 1955
Wilson
Animal Farm· 1954
All animals (voice)
Eight O'Clock Walk· 1954
Horace Clifford
The Million Pound Note· 1954
Jonathan Reid
The Purple Plain· 1954
Blore
Malta Story· 1953
British Officer
Power to Fly· 1953
Narrator
Time Bomb· 1953
Jim Warrilow
Traveller's Joy· 1950
Fowler
It's Not Cricket· 1949
Otto Fisch
Madness of the Heart· 1949
Dr. Simon Blake
Poet's Pub· 1949
PC Windle