Donald Morley
Acting • Born 1923-06-09 – Died 1999-05-27
Biography
Donald Morley was born on June 9, 1923 in Fulham, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Railway Children (1957), Westway (1976) and The Crime of the Century (1956). He was married to Marianne Morley and Enid Irvin. He died on May 27, 1999 in Richmond, Surrey, England, UK.
Filmography
44 credits
The Dybbuk
Movie • 1952
Menashe
We Shall See
Movie • 1964
Police Superintendent
Blood of the Lamb
Movie • 1969
Purser
Fireworks for Elspeth
Movie • 1983
Mr. Buldock
Revenge
Movie • 1971
Inspector
Beat Girl
Movie • 1960
Strip Club Compere (uncredited)
Catch Us If You Can
Movie • 1965
Barker
Doctor Who: The Reign of Terror
Movie • 1964
Jules Renan
The Spy Killer
Movie • 1969
Dunning
Kill Two Birds
Movie • 1975
Dexter
Immortality Inc
Movie • 1969
Reject
The Sweeney
TV • 1975
Delacroix
Interpol Calling
TV • 1959
Lebrun
The Famous Five
TV • 1978
Police Inspector
The Champions
TV • 1968
Sloane
The Brittas Empire
TV • 1991
Gerald
Doomwatch
TV • 1970
Air Commodore Parks
Van der Valk
TV • 1972
Dr. Stapper
Crown Court
TV • 1972
Samuel Dickson
Crown Court
TV • 1972
Michael Mayes
The Avengers
TV • 1961
Neame
The Avengers
TV • 1961
One-Ten
The Human Jungle
TV • 1963
Inspector Thomas
Bergerac
TV • 1981
Beresford
A.D.
TV • 1985
Senator
Gideon's Way
TV • 1965
Supt. Browning
All Creatures Great and Small
TV • 1978
Mr. Gregson
The Saint
TV • 1962
Inspector Daws
Reilly: Ace of Spies
TV • 1983
Baldwin
Doctor Who
TV • 1963
Jules Renan
Going Straight
TV • 1978
Mr. Smith
The Mask of Janus
TV • 1965
Victor Trildy
King of the River
TV • 1966
Councillor Riches
The Misfit
TV • 1970
Ken
Crane
TV • 1963
Georges Latour
Story Parade
TV • 1964
Mark Carron
Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!
TV • 1957
Sergeant
The World of Wooster
TV • 1965
Speaker
The Sentimental Agent
TV • 1963
Priest
The Clifton House Mystery
TV • 1978
Mr. Hovell
Churchill's People
TV • 1974
Judge Yelverton
Open All Hours
TV • 1976
Man Looking for Directions
The Duchess of Duke Street
TV • 1976
Randall
Dad's Army
TV • 1968
Glossip