William Mervyn

William Mervyn

Birthday: 1912-01-03
Deathday: 1976-08-06
Place of birth: Nairobi, Kenya

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. William Mervyn (3 January 1912 – 6 August 1976) was an English actor best known for his portrayal of the Bishop in the clerical comedy All Gas and Gaiters. Description above from the Wikipedia article William Mervyn, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

Murder Ahoy

1964

As Breeze-Connington

Carry on Follow That Camel

1967

As Sir Cyril Ponsonby

Carry On Henry

1971

As Physician

Circus of Horrors

1960

As Dr. Morley

The Railway Children

1970

As Old Gentleman

Up the Front

1972

As Lord Twithampton

Carry On Again Doctor

1969

As Lord Paragon

Incense for the Damned

1971

As Marc Honeydew

Four Men in Prison

1950

As (uncredited)

The Best House in London

1969

As

The Bawdy Adventures of Tom Jones

1976

As Squire Alworthy

Tons of Trouble

1956

As Roberts (MI5)

Operation Crossbow

1965

As Dutch Technical Examiner

Hammerhead

1968

As Walter Perrin

Hot Enough for June

1964

As Passenger on Plane

Deadlier Than the Male

1967

As Chairman of the Phoenician Board

A Touch of Larceny

1960

As Capt. Balfour (uncredited)

Doctor Who: The War Machines

1966

As Sir Charles Summer

Upstairs and Downstairs

1959

As Kingsley

Salt & Pepper

1968

As Prime Minister

Conflict of Wings

1954

As Mr. Wentworth/Col. Wentworth

Stop Press Girl

1949

As Cinema Manager (uncredited)

The Battle of the Sexes

1960

As Detective's Friend

Carve Her Name with Pride

1958

As Colonel Buckmaster

The Loves of Joanna Godden

1947

As Huxtable

Now Let Him Go

1957

As Sir Edmund

The Jokers

1967

As Uncle Edward

Watch It, Sailor!

1961

As Ship's Captain

The Ruling Class

1972

As Sir Charles Gurney

The Long Arm

1956

As Manager of Festival Hall

Atlantic Wall

1970

As L'Évêque protestant, père de Jeff

The Blue Lamp

1950

As Chief Inspector Hammond (Uncredited)

Barnacle Bill

1957

As Captain

Old Man's Fancy

1965

As The Bishop