Actor profile

Alfie Scopp

15th September 1919 London, England Acting

Alfie Scopp was a Canadian actor and voice artist known for his contributions to film, television, and animation. He appeared in various roles throughout his career, showcasing his talent and versatility as an actor. Scopp was also recognized for his voice work in animated series and movies, leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment industry in Canada.

14 Movies 7 TV Shows 21 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Undergrads poster

The Undergrads 5th May 1985 as Hobo

Doctor Yes: The Hyannis Affair poster

Doctor Yes: The Hyannis Affair 1st January 1983 as Detective Carlson

Hot Money poster

Hot Money 1st January 1983 as David Townsend

The July Group poster

The July Group 1st July 1980 as Uri

The Making of a President poster

The Making of a President 1st January 1978

A Christmas Tree poster

A Christmas Tree 17th December 1972

Jack O'Lantern poster

Jack O'Lantern 29th October 1972 as (voice)

The Sloane Affair: poster

The Sloane Affair: 2nd January 1972 as Berdan

Fiddler on the Roof poster

Fiddler on the Roof 3rd November 1971 as Avram

Willy McBean & His Magic Machine poster

Willy McBean & His Magic Machine 23rd June 1965 as Buffalo Bill Cody / The Dragon / General Custer (voice)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer poster

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 6th December 1964 as Charlie-in-the-Box / Other Reindeer (voice)

Return to Oz poster

Return to Oz 9th February 1964 as Socrates, the Scarecrow (voice)

The Mask poster

The Mask 27th October 1961

Accidents Don't Happen - No 5. 1st January 1946 as Himself

Evergreen poster

Evergreen 24th February 1985 as Mr. Lerner

Spider-Man poster

Spider-Man 9th September 1967 as Artie (voice) (uncredited)

The King Kong Show poster

The King Kong Show 10th September 1966 as Captain Englehorn (voice)

Tales of the Wizard of Oz poster

Tales of the Wizard of Oz 1st September 1961 as Scarecrow (voice)

The Canadian Howdy Doody Show 15th November 1954 as Clarabell

Stopwatch and Listen 12th September 1952

Howdy Doody poster

Howdy Doody 27th December 1947