Personal Info
- Known ForActing
- GenderMale
- Birthday1906-07-02
- Day of Death1982-06-22 (75 years)
- Place of BirthYork, England, UK
- Also Known AsAlan Norton Fletcher Webb
Alan Webb
Biography
Alan Webb (2 July 1906 - 22 June 1982) was an English stage and film actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alan Webb (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Acting Career
- 1982
The Deadly Game
As: Joseph Pillet
- 1981
Country
As: Sir Piers Blair
- 1980
Rough Cut
As: Sir Samuel Sacks
- 1978
The First Great Train Robbery
As: Edgar Trent
- 1977
The Duellists
As: Chevalier du Rivarol
- 1974
The Changeling
As: Vermandero
- 1973
Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont
As: Mr. Osmond
- 1972
The Protectors
As: Blind Man
- 1972
The Canterbury Tales
As: Old Man
1972Cows
As: Herbert
1971Nicholas and Alexandra
As: Yurovsky
1971The Horsemen
As: Gardi Gay (uncredited)
1971The Rainbirds
As: Grandfather
1970Play for Today
As: Herbert
- 1970
Play for Today
As: Mr. Osmond
1970King Lear
As: Gloucester
1970Entertaining Mr. Sloane
As: Kemp ('Dadda')
1969Women in Love
As: Thomas Crich
1968Interlude
As: Andrew
1968Elizabeth the Queen
As: Sir Francis Bacon
- 1967
The Taming of the Shrew
As: Gremio
- 1965
Chimes at Midnight
As: Justice Shallow
1965King Rat
As: Brant
1965BBC Play of the Month
As: Vermandero
- 1965
BBC Play of the Month
As: Teiresias
- 1965
BBC Play of the Month
As: Pyotr Sorin
1965The Holy Terror
As: William Nightingale
1965Public Eye
As: Reggie Aston
1964The Pumpkin Eater
As: Mr. Armitage - Jake's father
1964Theatre 625
As: Ilya
1964The Third Secret
As: Alden Hoving
1959Knight Errant Limited
As: Colonel Cope-Addams
1959The Scapegoat
As: Inspector
1958The Silent Enemy
As: British Consul
1954Lease of Life
As: Dr. Pembury
1954West of Zanzibar
As: Alan, Bob's Boss (uncredited)
1953The Cruel Sea
As: Admiral Murray-Forbes (uncredited)
1951Hallmark Hall of Fame
As: William Nightingale
- 1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame
As: Sir Francis Bacon
1950The Astonished Heart
As: Sir Reginald
1949Challenge to Lassie
As: James Brown