Anthony Quayle

Biography

Sir John Anthony Quayle CBE (7 September 1913 – 20 October 1989) was an English actor and director. Description above from the Wikipedia article Anthony Quayle, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Tony Awards

Tony Awards

The Saint

Tales of the Unexpected

Natural World

ITV Playhouse

Suspicion

Lawrence of Arabia

All Movies (61)

• Sir John Mills' Moving Memories2000 · as Self (archive footage)
• The Thief and the Cobbler1993 · as King Nod (voice)
• King of the Wind1990 · as Lord Granville
• The Endless Game1989 · as Glanville
• Magdalene1988 · as Father Noessler
• Buster1988 · as Sir James McDowell
• The Legend of the Holy Drinker1988 · as Distinguished Gentleman
• Theban Plays: Oedipus at Colonus1986 · as Oedipus
• The Key to Rebecca1985 · as Abdullah
• The Eastern Front1984 · as Narrator
• Dial M for Murder1981 · as Insp. Hubbard
• Cause for Celebration1980 · as Narrator
• Henry IV Part 21979 · as Sir John Falstaff
• Henry IV Part 11979 · as Sir John Falstaff
• Murder by Decree1979 · as Sir Charles Warren
• Ice Age1978 · as The Old Man
• The Secret Life of Edward James1978 · as Readings
• Holocaust 20001977 · as Professor Griffith
• 21 Hours at Munich1976 · as Zvi Zamir
• The Eagle Has Landed1976 · as Admiral Canaris
• The Story of David1976 · as King Saul
• Moses the Lawgiver1976 · as Aaron
• The Tamarind Seed1974 · as Jack Loder
• Great Expectations1974 · as Jaggers
• Bequest to the Nation1973 · as Lord Minto
• Jarrett1973 · as Cosmo Bastrop
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex *But Were Afraid to Ask1972 · as The King
• Anne of the Thousand Days1969 · as Wolsey
• Destiny of a Spy1969 · as Col. Malendin
• Mackenna's Gold1969 · as Older Englishman
• Before Winter Comes1969 · as Brigadier Bewley
• The Judgement of Albion1968 · as Voice
• A Case of Libel1968 · as Colonel Douglas
• Misunderstood1967 · as Sir John Edward Duncombe
• See You at the Pillar1967
• Barefoot in Athens1966 · as King Pausanias of Sparta
• The Poppy Is Also a Flower1966 · as Captain Vanderbilt
• A Study in Terror1965 · as Doctor Murray
• Operation Crossbow1965 · as Bamford
• East of Sudan1964 · as Private Baker
• The Fall of the Roman Empire1964 · as Verulus
• Lawrence of Arabia1962 · as Colonel Harry Brighton
• H.M.S. Defiant1962 · as Vizard
• The Rose Affair1961 · as Betumain
• The Guns of Navarone1961 · as Maj. Roy Franklin
• The Challenge1960 · as Jim
• The Scent of Fear1959 · as Colonel Kralik
• Tarzan's Greatest Adventure1959 · as Slade
• Serious Charge1959 · as Reverend Howard Phillips
• Ice Cold in Alex1958 · as Captain van der Poel
• The Man Who Wouldn't Talk1958 · as Dr. Frank Smith
• No Time for Tears1957 · as Dr. Graham Seagrave
• Woman in a Dressing Gown1957 · as Jim Preston
• The Wrong Man1956 · as Frank D. O'Connor
• The Battle of the River Plate1956 · as Commodore Harwood - H.M.S. Ajax
• The Barretts of Wimpole Street1956 · as Robert Browning
• Oh... Rosalinda!!1955 · as Gen. Orlovsky
• Hamlet1948 · as Marcellus
• Saraband for Dead Lovers1948 · as Durer
• Pygmalion1938 · as Eliza's Hairdresser (uncredited)
• I Am Pablo Neruda— · as Self

All TV Shows (35)

• Confessional1989 · as Pope
• The Endless Game1989 · as Glanville
• Reaching for the Skies1988 · as Narrator - Himself
• The Bourne Identity1988 · as François Villiers
• The Best of British Cinema1987 · as Self - Narrator
• The Last Days of Pompeii1984 · as Quintus
• Lace1984 · as Dr. Geneste
• The Heart of the Dragon1984 · as Narrator
• Natural World1983
• The Manions of America1981 · as Lord Montgomery
• Masada1981 · as Rubrius Gallus
• Tales of the Unexpected1979 · as Kyros Kassoulas
• BBC2 Play of the Week1977 · as The Old Man
• The Story of David1976 · as King Saul
• Moses the Lawgiver1975
• Moses the Lawgiver1974 · as Aaron
• The Lives of Benjamin Franklin1974 · as Dartmouth
• QB VII1974 · as Tom Banniester
• The Evil Touch1973
• The Six Wives of Henry VIII1970 · as Narrator
• Strange Report1969 · as Adam Strange
• ITV Playhouse1967 · as Daniel Bloch
• Espionage1963 · as Philip
• The Saint1962 · as Lord Thornton Yearley
• Man of the World1962 · as Dr. Moretti
• Drama 61-671961 · as Samurai
• Sunday-Night Play1960 · as The General
• Suspicion1957 · as Graham
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Harry Albert
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Betumain
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Colonel Kralik
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Host
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Co-Host
• Producers' Showcase1954
• Hallmark Hall of Fame1951 · as Pasusanias