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Peter Swanwick - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Peter Swanwick
Born
September 28, 1922
Died: November 14, 1968
(Lived 46 years)
Place of Birth
Nottingham, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
35
Movies
9
TV Shows
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Peter Swanwick
Movies
35
TV Shows
9
The Looking Glass War
as
Finnish Policeman
January 2, 1970
The Devil Rides Out
as
Satanist
July 20, 1968
Fate Takes a Hand
as
Preeny
October 12, 1961
The Devil's Daffodil
Cast
July 20, 1961
Double Bunk
as
Freighter Pilot
May 6, 1961
Circus of Horrors
as
Inspector Knopf
April 1, 1960
The Desperate Man
as
Hoad
December 1, 1959
Life in Danger
as
Dr. Nichols
January 30, 1959
Operation Amsterdam
as
Peter
January 12, 1959
The Criminals
as
Stone
December 28, 1958
The Two-Headed Spy
as
Gen. Toppe
November 17, 1958
The Big Chance
as
Passport Official
September 1, 1957
Kill Me Tomorrow
as
Harrison
May 1, 1957
Murder Reported
as
Hatter
April 28, 1957
You Pay Your Money
as
Hall Porter
February 13, 1957
Ill Met by Moonlight
as
Spectacled Officer with General Breuer
January 31, 1957
Assignment Redhead
as
Monsieur Paul Bonnet
October 1, 1956
Bond of Fear
as
Travelling Salesman
April 1, 1956
The March Hare
as
Nils Svenson
January 1, 1956
The Love Match
as
Mr Hall
February 1, 1955
The Colditz Story
Cast
January 25, 1955
The Delavine Affair
as
Julius Meyerling
January 3, 1955
The Black Rider
as
Holiday-Maker
December 1, 1954
Conflict of Wings
as
Sgt. Working Party
March 29, 1954
Albert R.N.
as
Obergefreiter
November 23, 1953
Street Corner
as
Propert
March 17, 1953
Street Corner
as
Mr Propert
March 17, 1953
Cosh Boy
as
Mr. Wimbush (uncredited)
February 1, 1953
Salute the Toff
as
Night Porter (uncredited)
December 2, 1952
Circumstantial Evidence
as
Charlie Pott
October 16, 1952
Lady in the Fog
as
Smithers
October 13, 1952
Time, Gentlemen, Please!
as
Jeremiah Higgins
July 1, 1952
Emergency Call
as
Police Sergeant
May 19, 1952
The African Queen
as
First Officer of Shona
January 7, 1952
Lilli Marlene
as
Chief Interrogator
December 8, 1950
