Kenneth Griffith

Personal Info

Birthday

October 12, 1921

Day of Death

2006-06-25

(84 years old)

Place of Birth

Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

Also Known As

Kenneth Reginald Griffith

Kenneth Reginald Griffiths

肯尼思·格里菲思

Kenneth Griffiths

Kenneth Griffith

Biography

Kenneth Griffith (12 October 1921 – 25 June 2006) was a Welsh actor and documentary filmmaker.

Known For

Minder

The Prisoner

The Wednesday Play

Thirty-Minute Theatre

Sunday Night Theatre

Lovejoy

Shaka Zulu

Four Weddings and a Funeral

Filmography

2001
Very Annie Mary
as Minister
1995
The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain
as Reverend Jones
1994
Four Weddings and a Funeral
as Mad Old Man - Wedding One
1984
The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood
as Isaac of York
1982
Remembrance
as Joe
Who Dares Wins
as Bishop Crick
Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever
as himself (presenter)
1981
Berlin Tunnel 21
as Bruno Balderbach
1980
The Sea Wolves
as Charlie Wilton
1978
Curious Journey
as Narrator
The Wild Geese
as Arthur Witty
1977
Why Shoot the Teacher?
as Inspector Woods
1976
Sky Riders
as Wasserman
1974
S*P*Y*S
as Lippet
The Prison
as Julien Bour
Callan
as Waterman
The Public's Right to Know
as Self
1973
The House in Nightmare Park
as Ernest Henderson
Hang Up Your Brightest Colours
as Himself
1971
Revenge
as Seely
Black As Hell and Thick As Grass
as Presenter
1970
Jane Eyre
as Mason
The Gamblers
as Broadfoot
1969
The Assassination Bureau
as Monsieur Popescu
1968
Great Catherine
as Naryshkin
Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher
as Mr. Church
The Lion in Winter
as Strolling Player
1967
The Whisperers
as Mr. Weaver
The Bobo
as Pepe Gamazo
1966
A Walk in the Sea
as Mr. Jones
1965
Rotten to the Core
as Lenny the Dip
1963
The Airy Tomb
as Narrator
Heavens Above!
as Rev. Owen Thomas
We Joined the Navy
as Orator
1962
Nothing to Pay
as Lydiat Shell
The Fishing Match
as Reuben
The Painted Smile
as Kleinie
Only Two Can Play
as Ieuan Jenkins
1961
The Frightened City
as Wally
Payroll
as Monty
Rag Doll
as Wilson
1960
Suspect
as Dr Shole
A French Mistress
as Mr Meade
Circus of Horrors
as Martin
Snowball
as Phil Hart
1959
Expresso Bongo
as Charlie
Libel
as Fitch
I'm All Right Jack
as Dai
Carlton-Browne of the F.O.
as Sir John's Assistant (uncredited)
Tiger Bay
as Mr. Seymour
1958
The Two-Headed Spy
as Adolf Hitler
The Man Upstairs
as Pollen
Chain of Events
as Clarke
A Night to Remember
as Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips
1957
The Naked Truth
as Porter
Blue Murder at St. Trinian's
as Charlie Bull
Lucky Jim
as Cyril Johns
Brothers in Law
as Hearse Driver
1956
Tiger in the Smoke
as Crutches
The Baby and the Battleship
as Sub-Lieutenant
1984
as Prisoner
Private's Progress
as Private Dai Jones
1955
Track the Man Down
as Ken Orwell
1954
The Green Buddha
as Nobby
1953
36 Hours
as Henry Slosson
1952
The Starfish
as Jack Trevennick
1951
High Treason
as Jimmy Ellis
1950
Waterfront
as Maurice Bruno
1949
Blue Scar
as Thomas Williams
Forbidden
as Johnny
Helter Skelter
as Nick Martin's BBC Colleague
1948
Bond Street
as Len Phillips
1947
Fame Is the Spur
as Wartime Miners' Representative (uncredited)
The Shop at Sly Corner
as Archie Fellows
1942
The Forest Rangers
as Ranger
Hard Steel
as Dixon
The Black Sheep of Whitehall
as Butcher's Boy
1941
Love on the Dole
as Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall
The Farmer's Wife
as George Smerdon
1940
Miss Knowall
as Chris
Channel Incident
as Johnny