Kynaston Reeves

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Known For

Acting

Born

1893-05-28

Place of Birth

Hammersmith, London, England, UK
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Kynaston Reeves

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kynaston Reeves (29 May 1893, London, England - 5 December 1971, London, England) was christened Philip Arthur Reeves, and was an English character actor who appeared in numerous films and many television plays and series. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kynaston Reeves, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Acting History

1969
Anne of the Thousand Days as Willoughby (uncredited)
1969
Male of the Species as Judge
1969
Male of the Species as Judge
1968
Hot Millions as Quayle
1968
The Jazz Age as Sir Henry
1968
If There Weren't Any Blacks You'd Have to Invent Them
1968
Gates to Paradise as The Prior
1965
United!
1965
The World of Wooster as Mr Waterbury
1964
The Trial of Dr. Fancy as The Judge
1964
Theatre 625 as Lord Chief Justice
1964
Theatre 625 as Dr Warburton
1962
In the Doghouse as Colonel
1962
Go to Blazes as First Clubman
1961
Don't Bother to Knock as Neighbour
1961
The Shadow of the Cat as The Grandfather
1961
Carry On Regardless as Sir Theodore
1961
The Avengers as Dickens
1960
The Night We Got the Bird as Mr. W.D. Warre-Monger
1960
In the Nick as Judge
1960
School for Scoundrels as General
1960
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime as Uncle Jaspar
1959
No Hiding Place
1959
Carlton-Browne of the F.O. as Sir Arthur Carlton-Browne
1958
Cinderella as The Grand Chamberlain
1958
A Question of Adultery as Judge
1958
Fiend Without a Face as Prof. R. E. Walgate
1958
Rx Murder as Mr. Sparrow
1957
High Flight as Air Minister
1957
Light Fingers as Sir Charles Shepley-Cooke
1957
Brothers in Law as Mr. Justice Lawson
1956
Guilty? as Colonel Wright
1955
Fun at St. Fanny's as Mc. Tavish
1954
The Crowded Day as Mr. Ronson
1954
The Crowded Day as Mr Ronson
1954
Burnt Evidence as Pathologist
1954
Eight O'Clock Walk as Munro
1953
Four Sided Triangle as Lord Grant
1953
Laxdale Hall as Rev. Ian Macaulay
1952
Top Secret as Barworth Director
1952
Penny Princess as Burgomaster - Policeman
1952
Song of Paris as Vicar
1951
Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. as Adm. Lord Hood
1951
Smart Alec as Sir Randolph Towle
1950
The Undefeated
1950
Trio as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
1950
Blackout as Mr. Dale
1950
Moving House as Father
1950
Madeleine as Dr. Penny
1950
The Twenty Questions Murder Mystery as Gen. Maitland
1949
Madness of the Heart as Sir Robert Hammond
1949
For Them That Trespass
1949
For Them That Trespass as uncredited
1949
Badger's Green as Dr Wetherby
1948
The Guinea Pig as The Bishop
1948
The Weaker Sex as Captain Dishart
1948
The Winslow Boy as Lord Chief Justice
1948
Vice Versa as Dr. Chawner
1948
This Was a Woman as Dr. Morrison
1946
Bedelia as Mr. Bennett
1945
The Echo Murders as Beales
1945
Murder in Reverse? as Crossley King’s Council
1945
Read All About It as Younger
1944
Strawberry Roan as Horse Dealer
1943
They Met in the Dark as Naval Officer in Charge of Court Martial
1942
The Young Mr. Pitt
1941
This England as (uncredited)
1941
The Prime Minister as Lord Stanley (uncredited)
1940
The Flying Squad as Magistrate
1940
The Stars Look Down as Strother
1939
Sons of the Sea as Prof Devar
1939
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday as Dr. Manners
1939
Dead Men Are Dangerous as James Franklin
1939
The Outsider as Sir Montague Tollemach
1938
The Citadel as Doctor (uncredited)
1938
Housemaster as The Rev. Ovington
1937
Take a Chance as Blinkers Grayson
1937
A Romance in Flanders as Major Burke
1935
Dark World as John
1935
Vintage Wine as Benedict Popinot
1934
Lord Edgware Dies as Duke of Merton
1934
The Broken Melody as Colonel Fitzroy
1933
Puppets of Fate
1932
The Lodger as Bob Mitchell
1932
The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case as Bartholomew Sholto
1932
Frail Women