Profile

Leslie Dwyer

Acting

Born 1906-08-28 · Died 1986-12-29

Catford, London, England, UK

Biography

Leslie Dwyer was an English film and tv actor, best known to modern audiences for his role as Mr Partridge, the miserable Punch and Judy man with a dislike of children in television's Hi-de-Hi.

Filmography

86 credits across movies and TV

Movie

The Way Ahead

1944 · Pvt. Sid Beck

Movie

Die, Monster, Die!

1965 · Potter

Movie

Double Confession

1950 · Leonard

Movie

United States

1944 · British soldier

Movie

The Good Die Young

1954 · Stookey

Movie

Roadhouse Girl

1953 · George Saunders

Movie

Dominique

1980

Movie

Under Night Streets

1958 · Jack Bedwell (voice)

Movie

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom

1968 · Bookshop Assistant

Movie

Room in the House

1955 · Benji Pugh

Movie

There Is Another Sun

1951 · Mick Foley

Movie

Now Barabbas

1949 · Brown

Movie

It's Not Cricket

1949 · Batman

Movie

Stormy Crossing

1958 · Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer

Movie

When The Bough Breaks

1947 · George

Movie

Hindle Wakes

1952 · Chris Hawthorn

Movie

Poet's Pub

1949 · Holly

Movie

Piccadilly Incident

1946 · Sam

Movie

Bond Street

1948 · Barman

Movie

Lilli Marlene

1950 · Berry

Movie

In Which We Serve

1942 · Parkinson

Movie

The Hour of 13

1952 · Ernie Perker

Movie

The Lamp Still Burns

1943 · Siddons

Movie

A Matter of Life and Death

1946 · ARP Warden (uncredited)

Movie

Judgment Deferred

1952 · Flowers

Movie

Where There's a Will

1955 · Alfred "Alfie" Brewer

Movie

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike

1949 · Steve Hall

Movie

The Black Rider

1954 · Robert Plack

Movie

Midnight Episode

1950

Movie

Left Right and Centre

1959 · Alf Stoker

Movie

Temptation Harbour

1947 · Reg Slater

Movie

My Wife's Lodger

1952 · Roger the Lodger

Movie

Crooks and Coronets

1969 · Henry

Movie

Not So Dusty

1956

Movie

A Hole Lot of Trouble

1971 · Evangelist

Movie

Brenda

1973 · Les Penny

Movie

A Touch of the Victorians

1972 · Jack

Movie

The 39 Steps

1959 · Milkman

Movie

The Bad Lord Byron

1949 · Fletcher

Movie

Lionheart

1968 · Carpenter

Movie

I've Gotta Horse

1965 · Bert

Movie

Waxworks

1976

Movie

Smart Alec

1951 · Gossage

Movie

Night Boat to Dublin

1946 · George Leggett

Movie

Laughter in Paradise

1951 · Police Sergeant

Movie

Eyewitness

1956 · Henry Cammon

Movie

The Goose Steps Out

1942 · German Soldier on Train

Movie

I See a Dark Stranger

1946 · Soldier in Café (uncredited)

Movie

Great Day

1945 · Pub Customer

Movie

Perfect Strangers

1945 · Stripey

Movie

Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters

1973 · Vorg

Movie

Dodging the Column

1952 · Narrator (voice)

Movie

They Flew Alone

1942 · Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)

Movie

Yellow Canary

1943 · Ship's Steward

Movie

Cloak Without Dagger

1956 · Fred Borcombe

Movie

Seventy Deadly Pills

1963 · Police Constable Robinson

Movie

Cheer Up

1936 · Hotel Guest (uncredited)

Movie

The Calendar

1948 · Sam Hillcott

Movie

The Peddler

1976 · Alec's Father

Movie

The Young Mr. Pitt

1942 · Servant at Lord Auckland's

Movie

After Loch Lomond

Mr. Maystead

Movie

The End Begins

1957 · Sgt. Marks

Movie

Street Party

1977 · Grandad

Movie

Up in the Air

1969 · Coach Driver

The Sweeney

1975 · Ted Greenhead

Z-Cars

1962

Hi-de-Hi!

1980 · Mr. Partridge

Crown Court

1972

Public Eye

1965

Angels

1975

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes

1971 · Lost Property Man

No Hiding Place

1959

Play for Today

1970 · Alec's Father

You're Only Young Twice

1971

Late Call

1975 · Arthur Calvert

Doctor Who

1963 · Vorg

Public Eye

1965 · Arthur Mack

Z-Cars

1962 · Joe

Terry and June

1979 · Uncle Vernon

King of the River

1966 · The Ganger

Sunday Night Theatre

1950 · Lovelace Dashworth

Theatre 625

1964 · Stan

Leave it to Charlie

1978 · Arnold Merryweather

Jubilee 1977

1977 · Grandad

Seven of One

1973 · Willie

Armchair Theatre

1956 · Charlie Woodburn