Patrick Cargill
Biography
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Patrick Cargill (3 June 1918 – 23 May 1996) was a British actor known for his role on the British television sitcom Father, Dear Father.
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Acting History
1985
Tony Hancock: From East Cheam to Earls Court as Self
1985Friday People
1978Father, Dear Father as Patrick Glover
1977The Picture Show Man as Fitzwilliam
1976The Many Wives Of Patrick
1974The Cherry Picker as Dr. Harrison
1973Father Dear Father as Patrick Glover
1971Up Pompeii as Nero
1970The Great Inimitable Mr. Dickens as Macready
1970Every Home Should Have One as Wallace Truffit MP
1969Cribbins
1968Iolanthe as The Lord Chancellor
1968Hammerhead as Condor
1968Inspector Clouseau as Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite
1968Father, Dear Father as Patrick Glover
1968Ooh La La! as Edouard
1968Ooh La La! as Michel
1968Ooh La La!
1968Ooh La La! as Fadinard
1968Ooh La La! as The Lover
1968Ooh La La! as Francois
1968Ooh La La! as Legrainard
1968Ooh La La! as Marcel
1967The Prisoner as Number Two
1967The Prisoner as Thorpe
1967Man in a Suitcase
1967A Countess from Hong Kong as Hudson
1965Help! as Superintendent
1964Carry On Jack as Governor Don Luis
1964This Is My Street as Ransome
1963The Hi-Jackers as Inspector Grayson
1963A Stitch in Time as Dr. Meadows
1963The Cracksman as Museum Guide
1961Top Secret
1961Clue of the Silver Key as Binny
1961Carry On Regardless as Raffish Store Customer
1961The Avengers as Pemberton
1960Doctor in Love as Car Salesman (uncredited)
1959Expresso Bongo as Psychiatrist
1959The Night We Dropped a Clanger as Fritz
1959No Hiding Place
1958Cinderella as 1st Broker's Man
1958Up the Creek as Commander
1957Theatre Night as Wilkinson
1956Around the World in 80 Days as (uncredited)
1956Hancock's Half Hour
1956The Baby and the Battleship as Navigation Officer
1956The Extra Day as Cashier
1953The Sword and the Rose as French Diplomat
1949Trottie True as Party Guest (uncredited)