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Leslie Dwyer

Leslie Dwyer

Acting1906Catford, 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.

Acting History

Future
After Loch Lomond
as Mr. Maystead
1980
Hi-de-Hi!
TVas Mr. Partridge
1979
Terry and June
TVas Uncle Vernon
1978
Leave it to Charlie
TVas Arnold Merryweather
1977
Street Party
as Grandad
Jubilee 1977
TVas Grandad
1976
The Peddler
as Alec's Father
Z-Cars
TVas Joe1 eps
Play for Today
TVas Alec's Father1 eps
1975
The Sweeney
TVas Ted Greenhead1 eps
Late Call
TVas Arthur Calvert
1973
1969
Up in the Air
as Coach Driver
Public Eye
TVas Arthur Mack1 eps
1968
Lionheart
as Carpenter
The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
as Bookshop Assistant
1967
Theatre 625
TVas Stan1 eps
1966
King of the River
TVas The Ganger
1963
Seventy Deadly Pills
as Police Constable Robinson
Doctor Who
TVas Vorg
1958
Under Night Streets
as Jack Bedwell (voice)
Stormy Crossing
as Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
1957
The End Begins
as Sgt. Marks
1956
Eyewitness
as Henry Cammon
Cloak Without Dagger
as Fred Borcombe
1955
Room in the House
as Benji Pugh
Where There's a Will
as Alfred "Alfie" Brewer
1954
The Black Rider
as Robert Plack
1953
Roadhouse Girl
as George Saunders
1952
The Hour of 13
as Ernie Perker
My Wife's Lodger
as Roger the Lodger
Hindle Wakes
as Chris Hawthorn
Dodging the Column
as Narrator (voice)
1951
Laughter in Paradise
as Police Sergeant
Smart Alec
as Gossage
Sunday Night Theatre
TVas Lovelace Dashworth1 eps
1948
Bond Street
as Barman
The Calendar
as Sam Hillcott
1947
1946
I See a Dark Stranger
as Soldier in Café (uncredited)
Night Boat to Dublin
as George Leggett
A Matter of Life and Death
as ARP Warden (uncredited)
1945
Great Day
as Pub Customer
1944
The Way Ahead
as Pvt. Sid Beck
United States
as British soldier
1943
Yellow Canary
as Ship's Steward
1942
In Which We Serve
as Parkinson
The Goose Steps Out
as German Soldier on Train
The Young Mr. Pitt
as Servant at Lord Auckland's
They Flew Alone
as Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)
1936
Cheer Up
as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
8/28/1906
Day of Death
12/29/1986
Place of Birth
Catford, London, England, UK