Tony Britton

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Anthony Edward Lowry "Tony" Britton (9 June 1924 - 22 December 2019) was an English actor. He is the father of presenter Fern Britton, scriptwriter Cherry Britton and actor Jasper Britton. Description above from the Wikipedia article Tony Britton, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Known For

Play for Today

1970 • as Freddie

The Saint

1962 • as Jonathan Roper

The Wonderful World of Disney

1954 • as Simon Bates

The Wonderful World of Disney

1954 • as Major George Brooke

The Day of the Jackal

1973 • as Inspector Thomas

Six-Five Special

1957 • as Self

Filmography

2012

Run For Your Wife

as Man on Bus

Movie - Released: 5/16/2012

2008

Walt Disney Treasures - Dr. Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh

as Simon Bates

Movie - Released: 11/11/2008

2003

The Royal

TV - Released: 1/19/2003

The Royal

as George Guthrie

TV - Released: 1/19/2003

2001

The Way We Live Now

as Lord Alfred Grendall

TV - Released: 11/11/2001

1992

Don't Tell Father

TV - Released: 4/26/1992

1989

Countdown to War

as Sir Nevile Henderson

Movie - Released: 4/7/1989

1984

Movie

Where Eagles Fly

as Self - Narrator

Movie - Released: 1/1/1984

1983

Don't Wait Up

TV - Released: 10/25/1983

1979

Agatha

as William Collins

Movie - Released: 2/9/1979

The Marti Caine Show

TV - Released: 1/8/1979

1978

Scorpion Tales

as Sir Wilfred Grafton

TV - Released: 4/29/1978

1977

The People That Time Forgot

as Capt. Lawton

Movie - Released: 7/6/1977

Raffles

TV - Released: 2/25/1977

Robin's Nest

as James Nicholls

TV - Released: 1/11/1977

1976

Buffet

as Freddie

Movie - Released: 11/2/1976

The Dame of Sark

as Colonel Von Schmettau

Movie - Released: 12/29/1976

1974

The Nearly Man

as Christopher Tomlinson

Movie - Released: 10/10/1974

...And Mother Makes Five

TV - Released: 5/1/1974

1973

The Day of the Jackal

as Inspector Thomas

Movie - Released: 5/16/1973

Night Watch

as Tony

Movie - Released: 11/8/1973

1971

Sunday Bloody Sunday

as George Harding

Movie - Released: 7/1/1971

Mr. Forbush and the Penguins

as George Dewport

Movie - Released: 7/29/1971

1970

There's a Girl in My Soup

as Andrew Hunter

Movie - Released: 12/15/1970

Play for Today

as Freddie

TV - Released: 10/15/1970

1969

Movie

Remember the Germans

as Robert

Movie - Released: 7/28/1969

1968

Movie

Horizontal Hold

as Charles Muspratt

Movie - Released: 5/27/1968

Father, Dear Father

as Bill Mossman

TV - Released: 5/5/1968

Ooh La La!

TV - Released: 4/6/1968

1964

Melissa

TV - Released: 4/26/1964

1963

Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow

as Simon Bates

Movie - Released: 12/6/1963

The Break

as Greg Parker

Movie - Released: 7/7/1963

1962

Movie

Stork Talk

Movie - Released: 12/12/1962

The Saint

as Jonathan Roper

TV - Released: 10/4/1962

The Six Proud Walkers

TV - Released: 3/10/1962

1961

The Horsemasters

Movie - Released: 10/1/1961

1960

Suspect

as Dr. Robert Marriott

Movie - Released: 11/15/1960

The Quiet Battle

as Stephen Burton

Movie - Released: 9/30/1960

1959

Operation Amsterdam

as Major Dillon

Movie - Released: 1/12/1959

The Heart of a Man

as Tony Carlisle

Movie - Released: 8/6/1959

The Rough and the Smooth

as Mike Thompson

Movie - Released: 10/2/1959

1958

Behind the Mask

as Philip Selwood

Movie - Released: 11/23/1958

1957

The Birthday Present

as Simon Scott

Movie - Released: 10/31/1957

Six-Five Special

as Self

TV - Released: 2/16/1957

1956

Loser Takes All

as Philip

Movie - Released: 9/9/1956

1954

The Wonderful World of Disney

as Simon Bates

TV - Released: 10/27/1954

The Wonderful World of Disney

as Major George Brooke

TV - Released: 10/27/1954

1952

Movie

1066 and All That

Movie - Released: 12/25/1952

Salute the Toff

as Draycott

Movie - Released: 12/2/1952

1950

Waterfront

as Deck-hand (uncredited)

Movie - Released: 7/26/1950

Sunday Night Theatre

as HRH George, Prince of Wales

TV - Released: 1/1/1950

Sunday Night Theatre

as Albert Landier

TV - Released: 1/1/1950

Sunday Night Theatre

as Romeo

TV - Released: 1/1/1950