John Mills

Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff 5th May 2010 as Self – Interviewee

Bright Young Things 3rd October 2003 as Gentleman

The Many Lives of Richard Attenborough 24th August 2003

Forever Ealing 5th December 2002 as Self

Swiss Family Robinson: Adventure in the Making 7th May 2002 as Self (archive)

The Gentleman Thief 24th June 2001 as Arthur Rosehip

Sir John Mills' Moving Memories 1st August 2000 as Self

A Profile of In Which We Serve 1st January 2000 as Interviewee

Cats 5th October 1998 as Gus the Theatre Cat

Bean 3rd July 1997 as Chairman

Hamlet 25th December 1996 as Old King Norway

The Grotesque 9th September 1995 as Sir Edward Cleghorn

Deadly Advice 29th April 1994 as Jack the Ripper

Frankenstein 2nd December 1993 as De Lacey

Harnessing Peacocks 28th November 1993 as Bernard Quigley

The Big Freeze 17th November 1993 as Dapper man

Night of the Fox 28th November 1990 as Brig. Dougal Munro

Ending Up 1st January 1989 as Bernard

One More Audience with Dame Edna Everage 25th December 1988 as Self (uncredited)

The Lady and the Highwayman 3rd December 1988 as Sir Lawrence Dobson

Who's That Girl 7th August 1987 as Montgomery Bell

When the Wind Blows 24th October 1986 as Jim Bloggs (voice)

The Wind and the Bomb 1st January 1986

Murder with Mirrors 20th February 1985 as Lewis Serrocold

The Golden Gong: The Story of Rank Films - British Cinema's Legendary Studio 1st January 1985 as Self

The Masks of Death 23rd December 1984 as Dr. John H. Watson / Narrator

Sahara 1st December 1983 as Cambridge

Mr. Attenborough and Mr. Gandhi 1st February 1983 as Self

Gandhi 1st December 1982 as Lord Chelmsford

The Quatermass Conclusion 24th October 1979 as Prof. Bernard Quatermass

Zulu Dawn 14th May 1979 as Sir Henry Bartle Frere

The Thirty Nine Steps 4th November 1978 as Scudder

Dr. Strange 6th September 1978 as Thomas Lindmer

The Big Sleep 13th March 1978 as Inspector Carson

The Devil's Advocate 26th October 1977 as Monsignor Blaise Meredith

Trial by Combat 1st April 1976 as Colonel Bertie Cook

The Human Factor 19th November 1975 as Mike McAllister

Oklahoma Crude 3rd July 1973 as Cleon Doyle

Lady Caroline Lamb 22nd November 1972 as Canning

Young Winston 20th July 1972 as General Kitchner

Dulcima 1st December 1971 as Mr. Parker

Adam's Woman 19th March 1970 as Sir Philip MacDonald

Ryan's Daughter 19th March 1970 as Michael

Run Wild, Run Free 28th March 1969 as The Moorman (Colonel)

Oh! What a Lovely War 10th March 1969 as Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig

Emma Hamilton 28th November 1968 as Lord William Hamilton

A Black Veil for Lisa 11th August 1968 as Inspector Franz Bulon

Chuka 11th June 1967 as Colonel Stuart Valois

Africa: Texas Style! 1st May 1967 as Wing Commander Hayes

The Family Way 18th December 1966 as Ezra Fitton

The Wrong Box 19th June 1966 as Masterman Finsbury

King Rat 27th October 1965 as Smedley-Taylor

Operation Crossbow 1st April 1965 as General Boyd

The Truth About Spring 30th March 1965 as Tommy Tyler

The Chalk Garden 2nd April 1964 as Maitland

Tiara Tahiti 1st July 1962 as Lt. Col. Clifford Southey

The Valiant 13th June 1962 as Captain Morgan

Flame in the Streets 19th June 1961 as Jacko Palmer

The Parent Trap 13th May 1961 as Mitch Evers' Golf Caddy (uncredited)

The Singer Not the Song 5th January 1961 as Father Michael Keogh

Swiss Family Robinson 21st December 1960 as Father

Escape to Paradise/Water Birds 18th December 1960

Tunes of Glory 17th September 1960 as Lt. Col. Basil Barrow (Battalion Commander)

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll 1st December 1959 as Barney

Tiger Bay 1st March 1959 as Superintendent Graham

I Was Monty's Double 21st October 1958 as Major Harvey

Ice Cold in Alex 24th June 1958 as Captain Anson

Dunkirk 20th March 1958 as Cpl Tubby Binns

The Vicious Circle 1st September 1957 as Dr. Howard Latimer

Town on Trial 22nd January 1957 as Supt. Mike Halloran

It's Great to be Young! 26th December 1956 as Dingle

Around the World in 80 Days 17th October 1956 as London Carriage Driver

War and Peace 21st August 1956 as Platon Karataev

The Baby and the Battleship 1st June 1956 as Puncher Roberts

Escapade 5th August 1955 as John Hampden

Above Us the Waves 29th March 1955 as Commandant Fraser

The End of the Affair 24th February 1955 as Albert Parkis

The Colditz Story 25th January 1955 as Pat Reid

Hobson's Choice 19th April 1954 as William Mossop

The Long Memory 23rd January 1953 as Phillip Davidson

The Gentle Gunman 23rd October 1952 as Terence Sullivan

The Way to Wimbledon 3rd July 1952 as Self - Commentator

Mr. Denning Drives North 18th December 1951 as Tom Denning

Morning Departure 21st February 1950 as Lt. Cmdr. Armstrong

The Rocking Horse Winner 30th November 1949 as Bassett

The History of Mr. Polly 8th February 1949 as Alfred Polly

Scott of the Antarctic 29th November 1948 as Captain R.F. Scott R.N.

The October Man 28th August 1947 as Jim Ackland

So Well Remembered 9th July 1947 as George Boswell

Great Expectations 26th December 1946 as Pip

Land of Promise 2nd January 1946 as The Voice

The Way to the Stars 16th June 1945 as Pilot Officer Peter Penrose

Waterloo Road 5th February 1945 as Jim Colter

Total War in Britain 1st January 1945 as Narrator (voice)

This Happy Breed 28th May 1944 as Billy Mitchell

Information Please 1st March 1944 as British Flyer

Victory Wedding 1st January 1944 as Bill Clark

We Dive at Dawn 15th April 1943 as Lt. Taylor RN

The Sky’s the Limit 1st January 1943 as Tom

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as William Wilberforce

In Which We Serve 17th September 1942 as Ordinary Seaman Blake / Shorty Blake

The Black Sheep of Whitehall 23rd February 1942 as Bobby Jessop

The Big Blockade 19th January 1942 as Tom

Cottage to Let 6th September 1941 as Flt·Lieut. Perry

Old Bill and Son 1st March 1941 as Young Bill

All Hands 31st May 1940 as Jack

Goodbye, Mr. Chips 28th July 1939 as Peter Colley as a Young Man

Happy Family 1st January 1939 as Fred

The Green Cockatoo 1st December 1937 as Jim Connor

O.H.M.S. 1st January 1937 as Cpl. Bert Dawson

Tudor Rose 1st September 1936 as Lord Guilford Dudley

First Offence 21st February 1936 as Johnnie Penrose

Broadway Gondolier 27th July 1935

Brown on Resolution 15th May 1935 as Albert Brown

Royal Cavalcade 15th April 1935 as Young Enlistee

Blind Justice 4th March 1935 as Ralph Summers

Car of Dreams 9th January 1935 as Robert Miller

Charing Cross Road 1st January 1935 as Tony

Doctor's Orders 1st November 1934 as Ronnie Blake

The Lash 21st October 1934 as Arthur Haughton

A Political Party 9th July 1934 as Tony Smithers

Those Were the Days 2nd April 1934 as Bobby Poskett

The Ghost Camera 31st January 1933 as Ernest Elton

Britannia of Billingsgate 1st January 1933 as Fred Bolton

The Midshipmaid 8th December 1932 as Golightly