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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1913-05-02 (111 years old)

Place of Birth

Clapham, London, England, UK

Nigel Patrick

Biography:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Nigel Patrick (born Nigel Dennis Wemyss; 2 May 1913 - 21 September 1981) was an English actor and stage director born into a theatrical family.

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Known For

Acting

1981

Blunt Instrument as Hugh Logan

1973

The MacKintosh Man as Soames-Trevelyan

1972

Tales from the Crypt as Maj. William Rogers
The Great Waltz as Johann Strauss Sr.

1970

The Executioner as Colonel Scott

1969

Battle of Britain as Group Capt. Hope
The Virgin Soldiers as RSM Raskin

1966

Goal! as Self - Narrator (voice)

1963

The Informers as Chief Insp. John Edward Johnnoe

1962

Zero One as Alan Garnett

1961

Johnny Nobody as Father Edward John Carey

1960

The Trials of Oscar Wilde as Sir Edward Clarke

1959

Sapphire as Superintendent Robert Hazard

1958

The Man Inside as Sam Carter

1957

Raintree County as Prof. Jerusalem Webster Stiles
Count Five and Die as Major Julien Howard
How to Murder a Rich Uncle as Henry Clitterbern

1955

A Prize of Gold as Brian Hammell
All for Mary as Capt. Clive Norton

1954

The Sea Shall Not Have Them as Flt Sgt Slingsby
Forbidden Cargo as Insp. Michael Kenyon

1953

Grand National Night as Gerald Coates

1952

The Sound Barrier as Tony Garthwaite
The Pickwick Papers as Mr. Jingle
Who Goes There! as Miles Cornwall
Meet Me Tonight as Toby Cartwright

1951

The Browning Version as Frank Hunter
Encore as Tom Ramsay
Young Wives' Tale as Rodney Pennant

1950

Morning Departure as Lt. Manson
Trio as Max Kelada (in segment Mr. Know-All)

1949

The Perfect Woman as Roger Cavendish
Silent Dust as Simon Rawley
The Jack of Diamonds as Alan Butler

1948

Noose as Bar Gorman
Spring in Park Lane as Mr. Bacon
Uneasy Terms as Lucien Donnelly

1946

Morning Departure as Lt-Cmdr. Stanford

1940

Mrs Pym of Scotland Yard as Richard Lodden

1932

Actors

1966

Goal! as Voice

Directing

1961

Johnny Nobody as Director

Writing

1949