Robert Morley

Nothing Like a Dame 2nd May 2018 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Los Angeles Plays Itself 28th July 2004 as Sir Ambrose Abercrombie in The Loved Ones (archive footage)

Istanbul 7th August 1989 as Atkins

The Lady and the Highwayman 3rd December 1988 as Lord Chancellor

Little Dorrit 11th December 1987 as Lord Decimus Barnacle

The Trouble with Spies 4th December 1987 as Angus

The Wind 17th November 1986 as Elias Appleby

Second Time Lucky 18th October 1984 as God

High Road to China 18th March 1983 as Bentik

The Deadly Game 22nd July 1982 as Emile Carpeau

The Great Muppet Caper 26th June 1981 as British Gentleman by Pond

Loophole 25th June 1981 as Godfrey

Oh! Heavenly Dog 11th July 1980 as Bernie

Scavenger Hunt 21st December 1979 as Bernstein

The Human Factor 18th December 1979 as Doctor Percival

Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? 13th September 1978 as Maximilian Van Devere

The Blue Bird 30th April 1976 as Father Time

Great Expectations 1st January 1974 as Uncle Pumblechook

Theatre of Blood 16th March 1973 as Meredith Merridew

When Eight Bells Toll 30th April 1971 as Uncle Arthur

Song of Norway 4th November 1970 as Berg

Cromwell 16th July 1970 as The Earl of Manchester

Doctor in Trouble 16th June 1970 as Captain George Spratt

Twinky 6th January 1970 as Judge Roxborough

Sinful Davey 10th February 1969 as Duke of Argyll

Some Girls Do 23rd January 1969 as Miss Mary

Hot Millions 19th September 1968 as Caesar Smith

Luther 29th January 1968 as Papst Leo

Woman Times Seven 29th September 1967 as Dr. Xavier

The Trygon Factor 16th December 1966 as Hubert Hamlyn

Tender Scoundrel 12th December 1966 as Lord Swift

Finders Keepers 8th December 1966 as Colonel Roberts

Way... Way Out 26th October 1966 as Harold Quonset

Hotel Paradiso 1st March 1966 as Henri Cotte

The Alphabet Murders 26th December 1965 as Captain Hastings

The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics 15th December 1965 as Narrator (voice)

Life at the Top 14th December 1965 as Tiffield

The Loved One 11th October 1965 as Sir Ambrose Abercombie

A Study in Terror 1st October 1965 as Mycroft Holmes

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes 16th June 1965 as Lord Rawnsley

Genghis Khan 15th April 1965 as Emperor of China

Of Human Bondage 23rd September 1964 as Dr Jacobs

Topkapi 2nd September 1964 as Cedric Page

Rhythm 'n' Greens 1st September 1964 as Narrator (voice)

Hot Enough for June 10th March 1964 as Col. Cunliffe

Take Her, She's Mine 13th November 1963 as Mr. Pope-Jones

Ladies Who Do 1st November 1963 as The Colonel

The Old Dark House 30th October 1963 as Roderick Femm

Murder at the Gallop 9th May 1963 as Hector Enderby

Nine Hours to Rama 21st February 1963 as P.K. Mussardi

The Boys 31st August 1962 as Montgomery

Go to Blazes 18th April 1962 as Arson Eddie

The Road to Hong Kong 29th March 1962 as Leader of the 3rd Echelon

Wonderful to Be Young! 19th December 1961 as Hamilton Black

Joseph and His Brethren 23rd August 1961 as Potiphar

Oscar Wilde 29th May 1960 as Oscar Wilde

The Battle of the Sexes 25th February 1960 as Robert Macpherson

Libel 23rd October 1959 as Sir Wilfred

The Journey 11th February 1959 as Hugh Deverill

The Doctor's Dilemma 1st January 1959 as Sir Ralph Bloomfield-Bonington

The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw 28th October 1958 as Uncle Lucius

Law and Disorder 9th June 1958 as Judge Sir Edward Crichton

Around the World in 80 Days 17th October 1956 as Ralph

Loser Takes All 9th September 1956 as Dreuther

ITV Opening Night at the Guildhall 22nd September 1955 as Self

Quentin Durward 9th September 1955 as King Louis XI

Beau Brummell 16th November 1954 as King George III

The Rainbow Jacket 27th May 1954 as Lord Logan

The Good Die Young 2nd March 1954 as Sir Francis Ravenscourt

Beat the Devil 24th November 1953 as Peterson

Melba 7th August 1953 as Oscar Hammerstein I

The Final Test 9th April 1953 as Alexander Whitehead

The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan 14th February 1953 as William S. Gilbert

Curtain Up 12th March 1952 as W.H. 'Harry' Derwent Blacker

The African Queen 7th January 1952 as The Brother

Outcast of the Islands 15th November 1951 as Elmer Almayer

The Small Back Room 21st February 1949 as The Minister

The Ghosts of Berkeley Square 30th October 1947 as Colonel "Bulldog" Kelsoe

I Live in Grosvenor Square 20th July 1945 as Duke of Exmoor

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as Charles James Fox

The Foreman Went to France 22nd June 1942 as Mayor Coutare of Bivary

Partners in Crime 2nd June 1942 as Judge

This Was Paris 21st March 1942 as Van Der Stuyl

The Big Blockade 19th January 1942 as Von Geiselbrecht

Major Barbara 14th May 1941 as Andrew Undershaft

You Will Remember 8th February 1941 as Tom Barrett / Leslie Stuart

Marie Antoinette 26th August 1938 as King Louis XVI

Another Romance of Celluloid 5th February 1938 as Self (uncredited)