Leslie Phillips

Hello: A Portrait Of Leslie Phillips 28th September 2013 as Himself

After Death 5th October 2012 as Jerimiah Jones

Late Bloomers 13th July 2011 as Leo

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 12th July 2011 as The Sorting Hat (voice)

Britain's Ugliest Models 29th October 2009 as Himself (Narrator)

Tattoos: A Scarred History 21st June 2009 as Self

Is Anybody There? 17th April 2009 as Reg

Stanley Baxter: Now and Then 25th December 2008 as Self

The Dead Peasants Society 31st May 2007 as Alistair Robertson

Venus 2nd September 2006 as Ian

Colour Me Kubrick 6th October 2005 as Freddie

The Comic Strip - A Retrospective 4th July 2005 as Self

Millions 8th April 2005 as Himself

Churchill: The Hollywood Years 3rd December 2004 as Lord W'ruff

Collusion 9th September 2003 as Herbert Ames

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 13th November 2002 as The Sorting Hat (voice)

Thunderpants 24th May 2002 as Judge

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 16th November 2001 as The Sorting Hat (voice)

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider 15th June 2001 as Wilson

Sword of Honour 2nd January 2001

Aladdin: The ITV Pantomime 25th December 2000 as Prince Hugely Suave

Saving Grace 24th January 2000 as Vicar Gerald Perey

Cinderella 1st January 2000 as Felim

What's a Carry On? 29th December 1998 as Self - Interviewee

The Jackal 14th November 1997 as Woolburton

Agatha Christie's The Pale Horse 1st July 1997 as Lincoln Bradley

Caught in the Act 13th June 1997 as Sydney Fisher

August 8th August 1996 as Professor Alexander Blathwaite

Der Blinde 5th March 1996 as Sir John

Das Karussell des Todes 27th February 1996 as Sir John

Die Katze von Kensington 6th February 1996 as Sir John

The Canterville Ghost 27th January 1996 as George, Lord Canterville

Two Golden Balls 18th September 1994 as Viscount Osgood

Bermuda Grace 7th January 1994

The Changeling 11th December 1993 as Vermandero

Royal Celebration 26th September 1993 as Johnny

Carry On Columbus 2nd October 1992 as King Ferdinand

Thacker 20th April 1992 as George Thacker

The Trials of Oz 9th November 1991 as Judge Michael Argyle

King Ralph 15th February 1991 as Gordon Halliwell

Life After Life 30th December 1990 as Wing Commander Boyle

Who Bombed Birmingham? 22nd April 1990 as Lord Chief Justice Lane

Oxford 22nd February 1990 as Dean

Mountains of the Moon 16th February 1990 as Mr. Arundell

GLC: The Carnage Continues 5th February 1990 as Sir Horace Cutler

Scandal 3rd March 1989 as Lord Astor

Empire of the Sun 9th December 1987 as Maxton

Out of Africa 20th December 1985 as Sir Joseph

That's Carry On! 10th November 1977 as Mr. Alistair Grigg / Constable Tom Potter (archive footage)

Spanish Fly 1st February 1976 as Mike Scott

Not Now, Comrade 1st January 1976 as Commander Rimmington

Don't Just Lie There, Say Something! 17th October 1973 as Minister

Not Now Darling 1st March 1973 as Gilbert Bodley

The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins 1st November 1971 as Dickie (segment "Gluttony")

Doctor in Trouble 16th June 1970 as Dr. Tony Burke

Some Will, Some Won't 1st April 1970 as Simon Russell

A Very Fine Line 9th March 1968 as Charlton

Maroc 7 22nd March 1967 as Raymond Lowe

Doctor in Clover 8th March 1966 as Dr. Gaston Grimsdyke

The Gong Game 11th December 1965 as Clive Breeze

You Must Be Joking 3rd August 1965 as Young Husband

Father Came Too! 11th February 1964 as Mr. Roddy Chipfield

The Fast Lady 14th December 1962 as Freddie Fox

The Longest Day 25th September 1962 as RAF Officer Mac

In the Doghouse 17th May 1962 as Jimmy Fox-Upton

Crooks Anonymous 31st March 1962 as Fred "Captain 'Dandy' Forsdyke" Cox

Raising the Wind 6th September 1961 as Mervyn Hughes

Very Important Person 24th April 1961 as Flying Officer Jimmy Cooper

A Weekend with Lulu 10th April 1961 as Timothy Gray

No Kidding 1st November 1960 as David Robinson

Watch Your Stern 14th October 1960 as Lt. Cmdr. Bill Fanshawe

Doctor in Love 12th July 1960 as Dr. Tony Burke

Carry On Constable 22nd February 1960 as Constable Tom Potter

Inn for Trouble 31st January 1960 as John Belcher

Leslie Phillips Asks... 1st January 1960 as Self

Ferdinand I King of Naples 22nd December 1959 as Giornalista inglese

Please Turn Over 17th December 1959 as Dr. Henry Manners

The Night We Dropped a Clanger 10th October 1959 as Squadron Leader Thomas

This Other Eden 23rd September 1959 as Crispin Brown

Carry On Teacher 20th August 1959 as Mr. Alistair Grigg

The Angry Hills 29th July 1959 as Ray Taylor

Carry On Nurse 30th January 1959 as Jack Bell

The Man Who Liked Funerals 1st January 1959 as Simon Hurd

The Navy Lark 1st January 1959 as Lt. Pouter

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

The Big Money 9th June 1958 as Receptionist

Just My Luck 14th November 1957 as The Hon. Mr. Richard Lumb

Les Girls 3rd October 1957 as Sir Gerald Wren

High Flight 17th September 1957 as Blake

The Smallest Show on Earth 9th April 1957 as Robin Carter

Brothers in Law 4th March 1957 as Shop Assistant

The Gamma People 1st December 1956 as Howard Meade

Value for Money 9th August 1955 as Robjohns

As Long as They're Happy 15th March 1955 as Box Office Manager

The Limping Man 1st November 1953 as Detective Cameron

The Fake 25th September 1953 as Boy Student

Time Bomb 5th February 1953

The Sound Barrier 22nd July 1952 as Controller

The Galloping Major 7th May 1951 as Reporter (uncredited)

Pool of London 20th February 1951 as Harry

The Woman with No Name 31st October 1950 as 1st Sapper officer

Train of Events 18th January 1949 as Stacey's Fireman

Anna Karenina 22nd January 1948

The Proud Valley 6th April 1940 as Minor Role

The Thief of Bagdad 19th February 1940 as Urchin in Bagdad Market (uncredited)

The Mikado 1st May 1939 as Boy

The Four Feathers 20th April 1939 as Boy Doffing Cap at Parade

Climbing High 31st October 1938 as Child actor (uncredited)

The Citadel 29th October 1938 as Girl (uncredited)

Lassie from Lancashire 16th August 1938 as Bit Part

Hotel Caledonia as The Narrator