Hugh Williams

Acting · 1904–1969 · Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, England, UK

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Hugh Williams (6 March 1904 – 7 December 1969) was an English actor and dramatist of Welsh descent.

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Known for

6.6

One of Our Aircraft Is Missing

1942 · Frank Shelley, Observer / Navigator in B for Bertie

5.8

The Dark Eyes of London

1939 · Det. Insp. Larry Holt

6.1

Rome Express

1932 · Tony

7.2

Wuthering Heights

1939 · Hindley Earnshaw

6.5

The Holly and the Ivy

1952 · Richard Wyndham

6.2

Bank Holiday

1938 · Geoffrey

4.5

Secret Mission

1942 · Major Peter Garnett

5.9

The Fake

1953 · Sir Richard Aldingham

6.5

An Ideal Husband

1947 · Robert Chiltern

7.9

Take My Life

1947 · Nicholas Talbot

5.8

The Blind Goddess

1948 · Lord Arthur Brasted

6.9

Brief Ecstasy

1937 · Jim Wyndham

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Halloween Monster Bash

1991 · Larry Holt (archive footage)

6.3

Khartoum

1966 · Lord Hartington

Theatre Night

1957 · Series · Thomas Swinley

5.6

The Count of Monte Cristo

1956 · Series

7.5

Colonel March of Scotland Yard

1956 · Series · Harold Hartley

6.0

Armchair Theatre

1956 · Series · Charles Preston

Star of My Night

6.7

Star of My Night

1954 · Arnold Whitman

5.9

The Fake

1953 · Sir Richard Aldingham

7.6

The Intruder

1953 · Tim

7.0

Twice Upon a Time

1953 · James Turner

6.5

The Holly and the Ivy

1952 · Richard Wyndham

6.6

Gift Horse

1952 · Captain David G. Wilson

5.0

Paper Orchid

1949 · Frank McSweeney

5.4

The Romantic Age

1949 · Arnold Dickson

5.8