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Frank Duncan

Born 1923-02-01 · Lausanne, Switzerland

Died 1995-02-06

Credits

Newest first

Lovejoy
as Winkley
1986
Wynne and Penkovsky
as Borovik
1985
Dempsey and Makepeace
as Judge
1985
Operation Julie
as Bruce Sangster
1985
The Bill
as Judge
1984
Mitch
as Dr. Gregory
1984
Shackleton
as William Beardmore
1983
The Cleopatras
as Ammonius
1983
Five Days One Summer
as First Hut Guardian
1982
The Agatha Christie Hour
as Grosvenor
1982
A Last Visitor for Mr. Hugh Peter
as Voice
1981
Escape
as Narrator
1980
Escape
as Hospital director
1980
Juliet Bravo
as Mr. Jameson
1980
A Question of Guilt
as Chairman Trowbridge
1980
Minder
as Philip Higgins
1979
Minder
as Bank Official
1979
Malice Aforethought
as Dr Ryder
1979
The Limbo Connection
as Announcer (voice)
1978
A Dog's Ransom
as Announcer (voice)
1978
Armchair Thriller
as Announcer (voice)
1978
Life at Stake
as Narrator
1978
James Brown Soul Brother No. 1
as Narrator
1978
The Duchess of Duke Street
as Mr Lewis
1976
The Ghosts of Motley Hall
as Sir Peveril (voice)
1976
For Services to Myself
as Principal
1976
Churchill's People
as Sir James Hay
1974
The Carnforth Practice
as Magistrate
1974
Playhouse
as (voice)
1974
Assassin
as Luke
1973
Between the Anvil and the Hammer
as Commentator (voice)
1973
The Lotus Eaters
as Cotton
1972
The Lotus Eaters
as Controller (uncredited)
1972
The Lotus Eaters
as Controller
1972
Justice
as Dennis Chapman
1971
Bless This House
as Art College Principal
1971
Ace of Wands
as The General
1970
Manhunt
as News Reader (voice)
1970
Hadleigh
as Alistair Patterson
1969
The Main Chance
as Swiss Judge
1969
The Main Chance
as William Pirbright
1969
Song of Summer
1968
Omnibus
as Self - Narrator
1967
The White Rabbit
as Commentator
1967
The Troubleshooters
as Coltremaine
1965
The Troubleshooters
as Mr. Lawrence
1965
The Mouse on the Moon
as News Announcer
1963
Omnibus for All
as Commentator
1963
Sunday-Night Play
as Procurator
1960
Variations on a Mechanical Theme
as Voice
1959
British Policeman
as Narrator
1959
A Future on Rail
as Narrator
1957
Capital Visit
as Narrator
1955
Youth Club
as Narrator
1954
East Anglian Holiday
as Self - Commentator (voice)
1954
Stage Fright
as News Photographer (uncredited)
1950
Sunday Night Theatre
as Rogers
1950

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