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Frederick Piper - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Frederick Piper
Born
September 23, 1902
Died: September 22, 1979
(Lived 76 years)
Place of Birth
London, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
71
Movies
4
TV Shows
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Frederick Piper
Movies
71
TV Shows
4
Burke & Hare
as
Lodger
February 3, 1972
Catacombs
as
Police Inspector Merkot
June 9, 1965
One Way Pendulum
as
Usher
January 21, 1965
Becket
as
Monk (uncredited)
March 11, 1964
The Piper's Tune
as
Gonzalez (The Traitor)
February 3, 1962
Only Two Can Play
as
Mr. Davies
January 19, 1962
What a Carve Up!
as
Hearse Driver
September 15, 1961
The Frightened City
as
Sgt. Bob Ogle
September 1, 1961
The Monster of Highgate Ponds
as
Sam
May 1, 1961
Return of a Stranger
as
Fred
January 1, 1961
Dead Lucky
as
Harvey Walters
June 1, 1960
A Touch of Larceny
as
Hall Porter (uncredited)
February 4, 1960
Barnacle Bill
as
Barman
December 17, 1957
The Birthday Present
as
Careers Officer
October 31, 1957
Second Fiddle
as
Potter
June 10, 1957
The Passionate Stranger
as
Mr. Poldy
March 4, 1957
Suspended Alibi
as
Henry Beamster
February 1, 1957
The Man in the Road
as
Medwood Inspector Hayman
March 1, 1956
Quay South
as
Spanish
December 10, 1955
Doctor at Sea
as
Sandyman
July 12, 1955
Lease of Life
as
Jeweller
October 18, 1954
The Rainbow Jacket
as
Lukey
May 27, 1954
Conflict of Wings
as
Joe Bates
March 29, 1954
Deadly Nightshade
as
Thomas Pritchard
March 1, 1953
Cosh Boy
as
Mr. Easter (uncredited)
February 1, 1953
Escape Route
as
Inspector Reid
December 1, 1952
Brandy for the Parson
as
Customs Inspector
May 2, 1952
Hunted
as
Mr. Sykes
March 17, 1952
Home at Seven
as
Solicitor Petheridge
March 16, 1952
The Blue Lamp
as
Alf Lewis
January 19, 1950
Passport to Pimlico
as
Garland
October 26, 1949
Don't Ever Leave Me
as
Max Marshall
July 19, 1949
It's Not Cricket
as
Yokel
April 1, 1949
Vote for Huggett
as
Mr. Bentley
February 1, 1949
Fly Away Peter
as
Billy Hapgood
October 7, 1948
To the Public Danger
as
Labourer
September 1, 1948
My Brother's Keeper
as
Camp Caretaker
August 19, 1948
Penny and the Pownall Case
as
Policeman
June 26, 1948
Escape
as
Brownie
March 1, 1948
Look Before You Love
as
Miller
January 6, 1948
It Always Rains on Sunday
as
Detective Sergeant Leech
November 28, 1947
The October Man
as
Det. Insp. Godby
August 28, 1947
The Master of Bankdam
as
Ben Pickersgill
August 20, 1947
The Loves of Joanna Godden
as
Isaac Turk
June 8, 1947
Hue and Cry
as
Mr. Kirby
February 1, 1947
Pink String and Sealing Wax
as
Dr. Pepper
November 22, 1945
Johnny Frenchman
as
Zacky Penrose
October 29, 1945
The Return of the Vikings
as
Sgt. Fred Johnson
November 13, 1944
Fiddlers Three
as
Auctioneer
October 1, 1944
Champagne Charlie
as
Learoyd
August 25, 1944
San Demetrio London
as
Boatswain W.E. Fletcher - M.V. San Demetrio
December 7, 1943
The Bells Go Down
as
Police Sergeant (uncredited)
May 16, 1943
Jig-Saw: Careless Talk Costs Lives
as
Sailor
May 1, 1943
Nine Men
as
Banger Hill
February 22, 1943
In Which We Serve
as
Edgecombe
September 17, 1942
49th Parallel
as
David
November 24, 1941
East of Piccadilly
as
Ginger Harris
June 23, 1941
The Four Just Men
as
Pickpocket (uncredited)
June 1, 1939
Jamaica Inn
as
Davis
May 11, 1939
They Drive by Night
as
Bartender (Uncredited)
December 1, 1938
Oh, Mr. Porter!
as
Ledbetter
October 5, 1937
Feather Your Nest
as
Mr. Green (The Recording Engineer)
March 12, 1937
Farewell Again
as
Minor Role
January 5, 1937
Jack of All Trades
as
Jimmy (Employment Clerk)
December 30, 1936
Everything Is Thunder
as
Policeman Denker
September 30, 1936
Where There's a Will
as
Joe, Detective Taking Fingerprints
August 10, 1936
Crown v. Stevens
as
Arthur Stevens
August 3, 1936
The Guv'nor
as
Gendarme
October 1, 1935
The 39 Steps
as
The Milkman (uncredited)
June 6, 1935
The Man Who Knew Too Much
as
Policeman with Rifle (uncredited)
December 1, 1934
Red Ensign
as
Mr. McWilliams
June 17, 1934
