Bryan Forbes

Personal Info

Known For

Directing

Born

1926-07-22

Place of Birth

Stratford, London, England, UK

Bryan Forbes

Biography

Bryan Forbes (22 July 1926 – 8 May 2013) was an English film director, screenwriter, film producer, actor and novelist.

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Acting History

2006
A Sense of Carol Reed as Self
2003
The Many Lives of Richard Attenborough
2003
Memories on a Wet Afternoon as Self
2001
The Stepford Life as Himself
2000
Sir John Mills' Moving Memories as Self (archive footage)
1995
Empire of the Censors as Self
1989
Elstree: Britain's Hollywood as Self
1985
Restless Natives as Driver
1984
December Flower as Harry Grey
1983
An Audience with Kenneth Williams
1978
An Audience with... as Self
1976
The Slipper and the Rose as Herald (uncredited)
1973
Elton John and Bernie Taupin Say Goodbye Norma Jean and Other Things as Self
1972
I Am a Dancer as Narrator (voice)
1971
Film '72 as Self
1969
Hitchcock at the N.F.T. as Self
1965
King Rat as Radio (Voice)
1964
A Shot in the Dark as Camp Attendant
1961
The Guns of Navarone as Cohn
1960
The League of Gentlemen as Porthill
1959
Yesterday's Enemy as Dawson
1958
I Was Monty's Double as Butterfield
1958
The Key as Weaver
1957
Quatermass 2 as Marsh
1956
It's Great to be Young! as Organ Salesman
1956
Now and Forever as Frisby
1956
Satellite in the Sky as Jimmy Wheeler
1956
The Baby and the Battleship as Prof. Evans
1956
The Extra Day as Harry
1955
Passage Home as Shorty
1955
The Colditz Story as Jimmy Winslow
1954
An Inspector Calls as Eric Birling
1954
The Million Pound Note as Todd
1954
Up to His Neck as Subby
1953
Wheel of Fate as Ted Reid
1953
Sea Devils as Willie
1953
Appointment in London as The Brat
1952
The World in His Arms as William Cleggett
1951
Green Grow the Rushes as Fred Starling
1950
The Wooden Horse as Paul
1949
Dear Mr. Prohack as Tony
1949
All Over the Town as Trumble
1949
The Small Back Room as Peterson