Peter Bull

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Peter Cecil Bull, DSC (21 March 1912 – 20 May 1984) was a British character actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Peter Bull, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Known For

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

The Merv Griffin Show

Sunday Night Theatre

All Movies (60)

Revisiting 'Fail-Safe'2000 · as Self (archive footage)
Yellowbeard1983 · as Queen Anne
Group Madness1983 · as Self
The Tempest1979 · as Alonso, the King of Naples
The Light Princess1978 · as Fat Frog (voice)
Rosie Dixon - Night Nurse1978 · as August Visitor
The Brute1977 · as Housemaster
Joseph Andrews1977 · as Sir Thomas Booby
Great Expectations1974 · as Wemmick
Lady Caroline Lamb1972 · as Minister
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland1972 · as Duchess
Up the Front1972 · as General von Kobler
Girl Stroke Boy1971 · as Peter Hovendon
The Executioner1970 · as Butterfield
Lock Up Your Daughters1969 · as Bull
Doctor Dolittle1967 · as General Bellowes
You Must Be Joking1965 · as Ferocious Man in Library
Licensed to Kill1965 · as Masterman
The Intelligence Men1965 · as Philippe
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb1964 · as Botschafter De Sadesky
The Old Dark House1963 · as Caspar Femm / Jasper Femm
Tom Jones1963 · as Thwackum
Goodbye Again1961 · as Client
The Rebel1961 · as Manager of Art Gallery, Paris
Follow That Man1961 · as Gustav
The 3 Worlds of Gulliver1960 · as Lord Bermogg
An Arabian Night1960 · as Kutayt
The Scapegoat1959 · as Aristide
Tom Thumb1958 · as Town Crier
The Horse's Mouth1958 · as Man in Taxi (uncredited)
The Green Man1956 · as General Niva
Who Done It?1956 · as Scientist
Footsteps in the Fog1955 · as Brasher
Beau Brummell1954 · as Mr. Fox
The Captain's Paradise1953 · as Kalikan firing-squad officer
Malta Story1953 · as Flying Officer
Strange Stories1953 · as Captain Breen ('Strange Journey')
Salute the Toff1952 · as Lorne
The African Queen1952 · as Captain of Louisa
Scrooge1951 · as First Businessman / Narrator
The Six Men1951 · as The Chief
Smart Alec1951 · as Prosecuting Attorney
I'll Get You for This1951 · as Hans
Alice in Wonderland1949 · as Puppet Character (voice)
Cardboard Cavalier1949 · as Mosspot
Woman Hater1948 · as Mr. Fletcher
Saraband for Dead Lovers1948 · as Prince George Louis
Oliver Twist1948 · as Landlord of 'Three Cripples'
They Made Me a Fugitive1947 · as Fidgity Phil
The Turners of Prospect Road1947 · as J.G. Clarkson
Quiet Wedding1941 · as Tenor
Contraband1940 · as Third Brother Grimm
Dead Man's Shoes1940 · as Defense Counsel
Young Man's Fancy1939 · as French Soldier (uncredited)
The Ware Case1938 · as Eustace Ede
Marie Antoinette1938 · as Gamin (uncredited)
Non-Stop New York1937 · as Spurgeon
Sabotage1937 · as Mr. Verloc's Visitor (uncredited)
As You Like It1936 · as William
The Beloved Vagabond1936 · as Artist in bar

All TV Shows (12)

The Merv Griffin Show1962 · as Self
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson1962 · as Self
Armchair Theatre1956 · as Mr. Creakle
Lilli Palmer Theatre1955 · as Jasper
Dixon of Dock Green1955 · as Arthur Coburn
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Edward Tappercoom
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Joseph Sedley
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Tommy
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as George Ware
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Circus Director
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Sid Rolands
Sunday Night Theatre1950 · as Smith