Clive Morton

Biography

Clive Morton (16 March 1904 - 24 September 1975) was an English actor.

Known For

Doctor Who

Play for Today

No Hiding Place

Upstairs, Downstairs

Maigret

Lawrence of Arabia

Mystery and Imagination

Sykes

All Movies (60)

• 11 Harrowhouse1974 · as Sir Harold
• Young Winston1972 · as Dr. Roose
• Doctor Who: The Sea Devils1972 · as Trenchard
• The Man and the Snake1972 · as Col. Gordon
• Zeppelin1971 · as Lord Delford
• Jane Eyre1970 · as Mr. Eshton
• A Distant Thunder1970 · as Sir Andrew Manton QC
• Goodbye, Mr. Chips1969 · as General Paunceforth
• Lock Up Your Daughters1969
• Something in the Cellar1969 · as Dr. Pugh
• Got Yourself Sorted Out at All?1968 · as Henry Soames
• Stranger in the House1967 · as Col. Flower
• The Alphabet Murders1965 · as Mister X
• The Wars of the Roses1965 · as Lord Talbot
• The Invasion1963 · as Charles
• Lawrence of Arabia1962 · as Artillery General at Field Briefing (uncredited)
• I Thank a Fool1962 · as Judge
• A Matter of WHO1961 · as Hatfield
• Clue of the New Pin1961 · as Ramsey Brown
• The Pure Hell of St Trinian's1960 · as V.I.P.
• Shake Hands with the Devil1959 · as Sir Arnold Fielding
• Make Mine a Million1959 · as National TV Director General
• The Navy Lark1959 · as Rear Admiral
• The Navy Lark1959 · as Mabel
• Next to No Time1958 · as Wallis
• The Moonraker1958 · as Lord Harcourt
• The Duke Wore Jeans1958 · as Lord Edward Whitecliffe
• The Safecracker1958 · as Sir George Turvey
• The Master Builder1958 · as Dr. Herdal
• Lucky Jim1957 · as Sir Hector Gore-Urquhart
• After the Ball1957 · as Henry de Frece
• Seven Waves Away1957 · as George Kilgore
• Beyond Mombasa1956 · as Irate Man
• Richard III1955 · as The Lord Rivers
• Carrington V.C.1954 · as Lt. Col. Huxford
• Orders Are Orders1954 · as Gen. Sir Cuthbert Grahame-Foxe
• All Hallowe'en1953 · as Sir Arthur
• Turn the Key Softly1953 · as Walters
• Castle in the Air1952 · as Macfree
• His Excellency1952 · as G.O.C.
• The Lavender Hill Mob1951 · as Station Sergeant
• Night Without Stars1951 · as Dr. Coulson
• Traveller's Joy1950 · as Svensen
• Trio1950 · as Ship's Captain
• The Blue Lamp1950 · as Police Sgt. Brooks
• A Run for Your Money1949 · as Editor
• Kind Hearts and Coronets1949 · as The Prison Governor
• Vote for Huggett1949 · as Mr. Campbell
• Here Come the Huggetts1948 · as Mr. G.H. Campbell
• Scott of the Antarctic1948 · as Herbert Ponting F.R.P.S.
• Quartet1948 · as Henry Blane (segment "The Colonel's Lady")
• The Blind Goddess1948 · as Mersel
• Bond Street1948 · as Bank Manager
• Mine Own Executioner1947 · as Robert Paston
• Jassy1947 · as Sir William Fennell
• While the Sun Shines1947 · as Guide
• Dead Men Tell No Tales1938 · as Frank Fielding
• The Man Who Changed His Mind1936 · as Journalist
• The Secret of the Loch1934 · as Reporter (Uncredited)
• The Last Coupon1932

All TV Shows (21)

• Dial M for Murder1974 · as Sir James Avon
• Sykes1972
• Upstairs, Downstairs1971 · as Makepiece
• Play for Today1970 · as Sir Andrew Manton QC
• Paul Temple1969
• Man in a Suitcase1967
• The Corridor People1966 · as Sir Wilfred Templar
• Mystery and Imagination1966 · as Major Ampleforth
• The World of Wooster1965 · as Sir Humphrey Wardour
• The Wars of the Roses1965 · as Lord Talbot
• Doctor Who1963 · as Trenchard
• Our Man At St Mark's1963
• Out of This World1962 · as Sir Gerald Christie
• Sir Francis Drake1961 · as English Ambassador
• Maigret1960 · as Gautier
• No Hiding Place1959
• Fair Game1958 · as General Truscott
• Saturday Playhouse1958 · as Sir Edward Blackenham
• Saturday Playhouse1958 · as Dominio
• Saturday Playhouse1958 · as Duke of Ayr and Stirling
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Sir Henry Martin