
Alan Webb
Acting·July 2, 1906·† June 22, 1982 — 75 years old·York, England, UK
Alan Webb (2 July 1906 - 22 June 1982) was an English stage and film actor.
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Known For
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1982The Deadly GameJoseph Pillet1981CountrySir Piers Blair1981Dear BrutusLob1980Rough CutSir Samuel Sacks1978The First Great Train RobberyEdgar Trent1978The SeagullSorin1977The DuellistsChevalier du Rivarol1974The ChangelingVermandero1973Mrs. Palfrey at the ClaremontMr. Osmond1972The ProtectorsTVBlind Man1972The Canterbury TalesOld Man1972Late Night TheatreTVGeorge Gascoyne1972CowsHerbert1971Nicholas and AlexandraYurovsky1971The HorsemenGardi Gay (uncredited)1971The RainbirdsGrandfather1970Play for TodayTVHerbert · Mr. Osmond1970King LearGloucester1970Entertaining Mr. SloaneKemp ('Dadda')1969Women in LoveThomas Crich1968The Jazz AgeTVGeorge Warburton1968InterludeAndrew1968Elizabeth the QueenSir Francis Bacon1967ITV PlayhouseTVOtis1967The Taming of the ShrewGremio1967The InvestigationThe Judge1965Chimes at MidnightJustice Shallow1965King RatBrant1965BBC Play of the MonthTVVermandero · Teiresias · Pyotr Sorin1965The Holy TerrorWilliam Nightingale1965Public EyeTVReggie Aston1964The Pumpkin EaterMr. Armitage - Jake's father1964Theatre 625TVIlya1964The Third SecretAlden Hoving1963EspionageTVLord Kemble1960On TrialTVSir Edward Clarke QC1959Knight Errant LimitedTVColonel Cope-Addams1959The ScapegoatInspector1958The Silent EnemyBritish Consul1954Lease of LifeDr. Pembury1954West of ZanzibarAlan, Bob's Boss (uncredited)1953The Cruel SeaAdmiral Murray-Forbes (uncredited)1951Hallmark Hall of FameTVWilliam Nightingale · Sir Francis Bacon1950The Astonished HeartSir Reginald1949Challenge to LassieJames Brown1949SuspenseTV











