Kenneth More

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Kenneth Gilbert More CBE (20 September 1914 – 12 July 1982) was a highly successful English film actor during the post-World War II era and starred in many feature films, often in the role of an archetypal carefree and happy-go-lucky middle-class gentleman. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kenneth More, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Omnibus

Theatre 625

The Longest Day

The Forsyte Saga

Father Brown

Battle of Britain

A Night to Remember

Scrooge

All Movies (56)

• The Making of 'A Night to Remember'1993 · as Self (archive footage)
• Alma Cogan: The Girl With The Giggle In Her Voice1991 · as Self (archive footage)
• A Tale of Two Cities1980 · as Dr. Jarvis Lorry
• Unidentified Flying Oddball1979 · as King Arthur
• Leopard in the Snow1979 · as Sir Philip James
• The Silent Witness1978 · as Narrator (voice)
• Journey to the Centre of the Earth1977 · as Prof. Otto Lindenbrock
• The Rocking Horse Winner1977 · as Uncle Oscar
• The Slipper and the Rose1976 · as Chamberlain
• Scrooge1970 · as Ghost of Christmas Present
• Battle of Britain1969 · as Group Capt. Baker
• Oh! What a Lovely War1969 · as Kaiser Wilhelm II
• The Betrayal1969 · as Colonel Foreman
• Dark of the Sun1968 · as Doctor Wreid
• The Collector1965 · as Miranda’s Older Friend (uncredited)
• The Comedy Man1964 · as Chick Byrd
• We Joined the Navy1963 · as Lt. Cmdr. Robert Badger
• Heart to Heart1962 · as David Mann
• The Longest Day1962 · as Capt. Colin Maud
• Some People1962 · as Mr. Smith
• The Greengage Summer1961 · as Eliot
• Man in the Moon1960 · as William Blood
• Sink the Bismarck!1960 · as Captain Jonathan Shepard
• North West Frontier1959 · as Capt. Scott
• The 39 Steps1959 · as Richard Hannay
• The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw1958 · as Jonathan Tibbs
• Next to No Time1958 · as David Webb
• A Night to Remember1958 · as Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller
• The Admirable Crichton1957 · as Bill Crichton
• Reach for the Sky1956 · as Douglas Bader
• The Deep Blue Sea1955 · as Freddie Page
• Playing Fields Association: Cricket1955 · as Self
• Raising a Riot1955 · as Tony Kent
• The Man Who Loved Redheads1955 · as Narrator
• Doctor in the House1954 · as Richard Grimsdyke
• Our Girl Friday1953 · as Pat Plunkett
• Genevieve1953 · as Ambrose Claverhouse
• Never Let Me Go1953 · as Steve Quillan
• The Yellow Balloon1953 · as Ted Palmer
• Brandy for the Parson1952 · as Tony Rackman
• Appointment with Venus1951 · as Lionel Fallaize
• No Highway in the Sky1951
• The Galloping Major1951 · as Film Director
• The Franchise Affair1951 · as Stanley Peters
• The Clouded Yellow1950 · as Willy Shepley
• Chance of a Lifetime1950 · as Adam
• Morning Departure1950
• Stop Press Girl1949 · as Police Sgt. 'Bonzo'
• Now Barabbas1949 · as Spencer
• Man on the Run1949 · as Corp. Newman the Blackmailer
• Scott of the Antarctic1948 · as Lt. E.G.R. (Teddy) Evans R.N.
• A Piece of Cake1948 · as Police Clerk (uncredited)
• Power Without Glory1947 · as Eddie
• Toad of Toad Hall1946 · as Badger
• School for Secrets1946 · as Bomb Aimer (uncredited)
• Look Up and Laugh1935 · as Bit Part

All TV Shows (10)

• An Englishman's Castle1978 · as Peter Ingram
• Father Brown1974 · as Father Brown
• Omnibus1967 · as Self
• The White Rabbit1967 · as Wing Cmdr. Yeo-Thomas
• The Forsyte Saga1967 · as 'Young Jolyon' Forsyte
• Lord Raingo1966 · as Sam Raingo
• Theatre 6251964 · as Kenneth Shreeve
• First Night1963 · as Major Colum Fitzgerald
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Wilfred Racey
• Armchair Theatre1956 · as Major