Credits

• 2013 · Talking Pictures as Self (archive footage)
• 2010 · Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff as Self – Interviewee
• 2003 · Bright Young Things as Gentleman
• 2001 · Friday Night with Jonathan Ross as Self
• 2000 · A Profile of In Which We Serve as Interviewee
• 1998 · Cats as Gus the Theatre Cat
• 1998 · Parkinson as Self
• 1997 · Bean as Chairman
• 1996 · Hamlet as Old King Norway
• 1996 · Clive Anderson All Talk as Self
• 1994 · Martin Chuzzlewit as Mr. Chuffey
• 1993 · Frankenstein as De Lacey
• 1990 · Perfect Scoundrels as Praeger
• 1989 · A Tale of Two Cities as Jarvis Lorry
• 1989 · Around the World in 80 Days as Faversham
• 1988 · The Lady and the Highwayman as Sir Lawrence Dobson
• 1987 · The Dame Edna Experience as Self
• 1987 · Who's That Girl as Montgomery Bell
• 1986 · Hold the Dream as Henry Rossiter
• 1986 · When the Wind Blows as Jim Bloggs (voice)
• 1985 · Murder with Mirrors as Lewis Serrocold
• 1985 · A Woman of Substance as Henry Rossiter
• 1983 · Sahara as Cambridge
• 1982 · Gandhi as Lord Chelmsford
• 1982 · Hotel as
• 1982 · Wogan as Self
• 1980 · Young at Heart as Albert Collyer
• 1979 · Quatermass as Bernard Quatermass
• 1979 · Zulu Dawn as Sir Henry Bartle Frere
• 1979 · Tales of the Unexpected as Sam Morrissey
• 1979 · Tales of the Unexpected as William Perkins
• 1979 · Tales of the Unexpected as The Man
• 1978 · Late Night Story as self
• 1978 · The Thirty Nine Steps as Scudder
• 1978 · Dr. Strange as Thomas Lindmer
• 1978 · The Big Sleep as Inspector Carson
• 1978 · An Audience with... as Self
• 1977 · The Devil's Advocate as Monsignor Blaise Meredith
• 1977 · The Love Boat as Bertram MacDonald
• 1975 · The Human Factor as Mike McAllister
• 1974 · The Zoo Gang as Thomas "The Elephant" Devon
• 1973 · Oklahoma Crude as Cleon Doyle
• 1973 · The American Film Institute Salute to ... as Self
• 1972 · Lady Caroline Lamb as Canning
• 1972 · Young Winston as General Kitchner
• 1970 · Ryan's Daughter as Michael
• 1970 · Nanny and the Professor as Uncle Alfred
• 1969 · Oh! What a Lovely War as Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig
• 1968 · Emma Hamilton as Lord William Hamilton
• 1967 · Dundee and the Culhane as Dundee
• 1967 · Chuka as Colonel Stuart Valois
• 1966 · The Family Way as Ezra Fitton
• 1966 · The Wrong Box as Masterman Finsbury
• 1965 · King Rat as Smedley-Taylor
• 1965 · Operation Crossbow as General Boyd
• 1965 · The Truth About Spring as Tommy Tyler
• 1964 · The Chalk Garden as Maitland
• 1963 · The Danny Kaye Show as Self
• 1962 · The Merv Griffin Show as Self
• 1961 · The Parent Trap as Mitch Evers' Golf Caddy (uncredited)
• 1960 · Swiss Family Robinson as Father
• 1959 · Tiger Bay as Superintendent Graham
• 1958 · I Was Monty's Double as Major Harvey
• 1958 · Ice Cold in Alex as Captain Anson
• 1958 · Dunkirk as Cpl Tubby Binns
• 1956 · It's Great to be Young! as Dingle
• 1956 · Around the World in Eighty Days as London Carriage Driver
• 1956 · War and Peace as Platon Karataev
• 1955 · Above Us the Waves as Commandant Fraser
• 1955 · The Colditz Story as Pat Reid
• 1954 · Hobson's Choice as William Mossop
• 1948 · Scott of the Antarctic as Captain R.F. Scott R.N.
• 1946 · Great Expectations as Pip
• Future · The Best of British Cinema as
• 2003 · The Many Lives of Richard Attenborough as
• 2002 · Forever Ealing as Self
• 2002 · Swiss Family Robinson: Adventure in the Making as Self (archive)
• 2001 · The Gentleman Thief as Arthur Rosehip
• 2000 · Sir John Mills' Moving Memories as Self
• 1995 · The Grotesque as Sir Edward Cleghorn
• 1994 · Deadly Advice as Jack the Ripper
• 1993 · Harnessing Peacocks as Bernard Quigley
• 1993 · The Big Freeze as Dapper man
• 1992 · The South Bank Show: Noël Coward as Self
• 1990 · Night of the Fox as Brig. Dougal Munro
• 1989 · Ending Up as Bernard
• 1988 · One More Audience with Dame Edna Everage as Self (uncredited)
• 1986 · The Wind and the Bomb as
• 1985 · The Golden Gong: The Story of Rank Films - British Cinema's Legendary Studio as Self
• 1984 · The Masks of Death as Dr. John H. Watson / Narrator
• 1983 · Mr. Attenborough and Mr. Gandhi as Self
• 1979 · The Quatermass Conclusion as Prof. Bernard Quatermass
• 1976 · Trial by Combat as Colonel Bertie Cook
• 1971 · Dulcima as Mr. Parker
• 1970 · Adam's Woman as Sir Philip MacDonald
• 1969 · Run Wild, Run Free as The Moorman (Colonel)
• 1968 · A Black Veil for Lisa as Inspector Franz Bulon
• 1967 · Africa: Texas Style! as Wing Commander Hayes
• 1962 · Tiara Tahiti as Lt. Col. Clifford Southey
• 1962 · The Valiant as Captain Morgan
• 1961 · Flame in the Streets as Jacko Palmer
• 1961 · The Singer Not the Song as Father Michael Keogh
• 1960 · Escape to Paradise/Water Birds as
• 1960 · Tunes of Glory as Lt. Col. Basil Barrow (Battalion Commander)
• 1959 · Summer of the Seventeenth Doll as Barney
• 1957 · The Vicious Circle as Dr. Howard Latimer
• 1957 · Town on Trial as Supt. Mike Halloran
• 1956 · The Baby and the Battleship as Puncher Roberts
• 1955 · Escapade as John Hampden
• 1955 · The End of the Affair as Albert Parkis
• 1953 · The Long Memory as Phillip Davidson
• 1952 · The Gentle Gunman as Terence Sullivan
• 1952 · The Way to Wimbledon as Self - Commentator
• 1951 · Mr. Denning Drives North as Tom Denning
• 1950 · Morning Departure as Lt. Cmdr. Armstrong
• 1949 · The Rocking Horse Winner as Bassett
• 1949 · The History of Mr. Polly as Alfred Polly
• 1947 · The October Man as Jim Ackland
• 1947 · So Well Remembered as George Boswell
• 1946 · Land of Promise as The Voice
• 1945 · The Way to the Stars as Pilot Officer Peter Penrose
• 1945 · Waterloo Road as Jim Colter
• 1945 · Total War in Britain as Narrator (voice)
• 1944 · This Happy Breed as Billy Mitchell
• 1944 · Information Please as British Flyer
• 1944 · Victory Wedding as Bill Clark
• 1943 · We Dive at Dawn as Lt. Taylor RN
• 1943 · The Sky’s the Limit as Tom
• 1942 · The Young Mr. Pitt as William Wilberforce
• 1942 · In Which We Serve as Ordinary Seaman Blake / Shorty Blake
• 1942 · The Black Sheep of Whitehall as Bobby Jessop
• 1942 · The Big Blockade as Tom
• 1941 · Cottage to Let as Flt·Lieut. Perry
• 1941 · Old Bill and Son as Young Bill
• 1940 · All Hands as Jack
• 1939 · Goodbye, Mr. Chips as Peter Colley as a Young Man
• 1939 · Happy Family as Fred
• 1937 · The Green Cockatoo as Jim Connor
• 1937 · O.H.M.S. as Cpl. Bert Dawson
• 1936 · Tudor Rose as Lord Guilford Dudley
• 1936 · First Offence as Johnnie Penrose
• 1935 · Broadway Gondolier as
• 1935 · Brown on Resolution as Albert Brown
• 1935 · Royal Cavalcade as Young Enlistee
• 1935 · Blind Justice as Ralph Summers
• 1935 · Car of Dreams as Robert Miller
• 1935 · Charing Cross Road as Tony
• 1934 · Doctor's Orders as Ronnie Blake
• 1934 · The Lash as Arthur Haughton
• 1934 · A Political Party as Tony Smithers
• 1934 · Those Were the Days as Bobby Poskett
• 1933 · The Ghost Camera as Ernest Elton
• 1933 · Britannia of Billingsgate as Fred Bolton
• 1932 · The Midshipmaid as Golightly