John Laurie

The Best of Morecambe and Wise 1st October 2001 as Self (archive footage)

Wendy Richard: A Life on the Box 12th June 2001 as Private James Frazer (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Prisoner of Zenda 17th August 1979 as Archbishop

Return to the Edge of the World 2nd October 1978 as Self

One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing 9th July 1975 as Jock

The Abominable Dr. Phibes 1st April 1971 as Darrow

Dad's Army 12th March 1971 as Private James Frazer

Justice Is a Woman 14th July 1969 as Judge

Queen of Scots 29th November 1967

Mister Ten Per Cent 1st January 1967 as Scotsman

The Reptile 6th March 1966 as Mad Peter

The Open Door 19th February 1966 as Mr. Moncrieff

Eagle Rock 1st January 1964 as The voice of (voice)

Ladies Who Do 1st November 1963 as Doctor MacGregor

Siege of the Saxons 1st July 1963 as Merlin

Hobson's Choice 25th September 1962 as Dr. MacFarlane

Don't Bother to Knock 28th May 1961 as Taxi Driver

Kidnapped 24th February 1960 as Ebenezer Balfour

Rockets Galore 19th October 1958 as Capt. MacKechnie

Next to No Time 4th August 1958 as Abercrombie, Scottish Director

Campbell's Kingdom 3rd September 1957 as Mac

Murder Reported 28th April 1957 as Mac North

Richard III 13th December 1955 as Lovel

The Black Knight 26th August 1954 as James

Devil Girl from Mars 1st May 1954 as Mr. Jamieson

Hobson's Choice 19th April 1954 as Dr. McFarlane

Love in Pawn 23rd November 1953 as Mr McCutcheon

The Fake 25th September 1953 as Henry Mason

Johnny on the Run 1st June 1953 as Policeman

Mr Beamish Goes South 1st January 1953 as Mr Potter

Strange Stories 1st January 1953 as Mr. Bartleby ('Strange Mr Bartleby')

The Great Game 1st January 1953 as Mac Wells

Potter of the Yard 1st December 1952 as Edward Potter

Tread Softly 1st December 1952 as Angus McDonald

Saturday Island 20th March 1952 as Grimshaw

Rig 20 1st January 1952 as Narrator

Encore 11th June 1951 as Andrews, Engineer

Laughter in Paradise 1st June 1951 as Gordon Webb

Pandora and the Flying Dutchman 13th April 1951 as Angus

Happy Go Lovely 6th March 1951 as Jonskill

Trio 10th October 1950 as Mr. Campbell

No Trace 8th September 1950 as Inspector MacDougall

Treasure Island 19th July 1950 as Blind Pew

Madeleine 16th February 1950 as Scots Divine

Floodtide 15th March 1949 as Joe Drummond

Hamlet 10th December 1948 as Francisco

Bonnie Prince Charlie 26th October 1948 as Blind Jamie

Mine Own Executioner 22nd November 1947 as Dr. James Garsten

Uncle Silas 8th October 1947 as Giles

Jassy 13th August 1947 as Tom Woodroofe

The Brothers 7th May 1947 as Dugald

School for Secrets 23rd December 1946 as Dr. McVitie

Gaiety George 15th July 1946 as McTavish

Kelvin: Master of Measurement 1st January 1946

Caesar and Cleopatra 11th December 1945 as 1st. Auxiliary Sentinel

I Know Where I'm Going! 16th November 1945 as John Campbell

Steel 12th July 1945 as Narrator (voice)

Great Day 9th July 1945 as Scottish officer in pub

Read All About It 8th April 1945 as John - Ex-Newspaper Editor

The Agitator 24th January 1945 as Tom Tetley

Henry V 24th November 1944 as Jamy - Captain in the English Army

Medal for the General 6th November 1944 as McNab

The Way Ahead 9th June 1944 as Pvt. Luke

Fanny by Gaslight 8th May 1944 as William Hopwood

The Lamp Still Burns 29th November 1943 as Mr. Hervey

The Demi-Paradise 18th November 1943 as Wounded Sailor

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp 26th July 1943 as Murdoch

The Gentle Sex 23rd May 1943 as Scots Corporal

The New Lot 1st January 1943 as Harry Fyfe

Teeth of Steel 2nd January 1942 as Self - Commentator (voice)

Ships with Wings 10th November 1941 as Lt.Comdr. Reid

Dangerous Moonlight 26th June 1941 as British Commander

Old Mother Riley's Ghosts 8th June 1941 as McAdam

The Ghost of St. Michael's 4th February 1941 as Jamie

Sailors Three 14th December 1940 as McNab

Convoy 28th September 1940 as Gates

Laugh It Off 9th March 1940 as Jock

The Four Feathers 20th April 1939 as The Khalifa

Q Planes 21st February 1939 as Newspaper Editor

Bees on the Boat-Deck 11th January 1939 as Gaster

The Ware Case 2nd December 1938 as Henson - the Gamekeeper

A Royal Divorce 21st September 1938 as Joseph Bonaparte

The Claydon Treasure Mystery 4th September 1938 as Wilson - the Valet

The Face of Scotland 4th May 1938 as Narrator

The Windmill 13th September 1937 as M. Coutard

The Edge of the World 10th September 1937 as Peter Manson

Jericho 23rd August 1937 as Hassan

Farewell Again 5th January 1937 as Pvt. McAllister

As You Like It 2nd September 1936 as Oliver

Tudor Rose 1st September 1936 as John Knox

East Meets West 26th August 1936 as Dr. Fergusson

Born That Way 29th July 1936 as McTavish

Her Last Affaire 21st October 1935 as Robb

The 39 Steps 6th June 1935 as John the Crofter

Red Ensign 17th June 1934 as Wages Accountant

Juno and the Paycock 29th June 1930 as Johnny Boyle

Painter and Poet No. 1 as Narrator

Thank You and Goodnight