Rhys Williams
Acting1897Clydach, Swansea, Wales, UK
Biography
Rhys Williams (31 December 1897 – 28 May 1969) was a Welsh character actor in films and television, whose career spanned several decades.
Known For
Acting History
1970
Skullduggery
as Judge Draper
1969
1967
The Andy Griffith Show
TVas Judge Cranston• 1 eps
The Invaders
TVas Professor Hellman• 1 eps
Mission: Impossible
TVas Prime Minister Ferenc Larya• 1 eps
1966
1965
The Sons of Katie Elder
as Charlie Bob Striker
Profiles in Courage
TVas William Hutchinson• 1 eps
1964
1963
Dr. Kildare
TVas Dr. Chester Wayne• 1 eps
1962
Wagon Train
TVas Angus Breck• 1 eps
1961
Wanted: Dead or Alive
TVas Doctor• 1 eps
1960
Midnight Lace
as Victor Elliot
Adventures in Paradise
TVas Ogden Bartholomae• 1 eps
The DuPont Show with June Allyson
TVas Dr. Maynard Russell• 1 eps
1959
1958
Merry Andrew
as Constable
The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen
TVas Doctor
Perry Mason
TVas Rufus Varner• 1 eps
1957
Raintree County
as Ezra Gray
The Restless Breed
as Reverend Simmons
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
TVas Mr. Summers• 1 eps
1956
The Boss
as Stanley Millard
The Desperados Are in Town
as Jud Collins
Nightmare
as Deputy Torrence
Mohawk
as Clem Jones
The Fastest Gun Alive
as Brian Tibbs
Climax!
TVas Lieutenant Jamison• 1 eps
1955
Battle Cry
as Enoch Rogers
The King's Thief
as Turnkey
The Kentuckian
as Constable
Many Rivers to Cross
as Lige Blake
The Scarlet Coat
as Peter Andre
How to Be Very, Very Popular
as Cedric Flagg
Four Star Playhouse
TVas Mr. Peck• 1 eps
The Millionaire
TVas Wilbur T. Gerrold• 1 eps
1954
No Business Like Show Business
as Father Dineen
The Black Shield of Falworth
as Diccon Bowman
Johnny Guitar
as Mr. Andrews
1953
Man in the Attic
as William Harley
Bad for Each Other
as Doc Scobee
Scandal at Scourie
as Bill Swazey
Meet Me at the Fair
as Pete McCoy
Julius Caesar
as Lucilius
Adventures of Superman
TVas Macy• 1 eps
The Danny Thomas Show
TVas Jerry Harris
General Electric Theater
TVas Elder Kring / Bishop Tenney / O'Hara / Matthew Magee / Charlie
Letter to Loretta
TVas Professor Green
1952
Plymouth Adventure
as Mr. Weston
Carbine Williams
as Redwick Karson
Les Miserables
as Brevet
Mutiny
as Redlegs
The World in His Arms
as Eben Cleggett
Okinawa
as Robby Roberg
Crossroads - U.S.A.
as Joe Kearns
Cavalcade of America
TVas William Armstrong• 4 eps
1951
The Law and the Lady
as Inspector McGraw
Lightning Strikes Twice
as Father Paul
The Sword of Monte Cristo
as Mayor of Varonne
The Son of Dr. Jekyll
as Michaels, Butler
Never Trust a Gambler
as Police Sgt. Quentin McCloy
Million Dollar Pursuit
as Waxman 'Waxey' Wilk
The Light Touch
as Mr. MacWade
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
TVas Hawkins
1950
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
as Vic Mason
One Too Many
as Michael Sullivan
California Passage
as John Norris
The Showdown
as Chokecherry
Devil's Doorway
as Scotty MacDougall
Tyrant of the Sea
as William Blake
Lux Video Theatre
TVas Melling
1949
Bad Boy
as Arnold Strawn
The Crooked Way
as Lieutenant Joe Williams
Tokyo Joe
as Colonel Dahlgren
The Inspector General
as Inspector General
Fighting Man of the Plains
as Chandler Leach
1948
1947
Moss Rose
as Deputy Inspector Evans
If Winter Comes
as Mr. William Bright
The Farmer's Daughter
as Adolph Petree
Easy Come, Easy Go
as Priest
The Trouble with Women
as Judge
1946
The Spiral Staircase
as Mr. Oates
So Goes My Love
as Magel
The Imperfect Lady
as Inspector Carston
Cross My Heart
as Prosecutor
The Strange Woman
as Deacon Adams
1945
Voice of the Whistler
as Ernie Sparrow
The Bells of St. Mary's
as Dr. McKay
Blood on the Sun
as Joseph Cassell
You Came Along
as Col. Stubbs
The Corn Is Green
as Mr. Jones
1943
No Time for Love
as Clancy (uncredited)
1942
Cairo
as Strange man
Random Harvest
as Sam
Mrs. Miniver
as Horace
Eagle Squadron
as Sgt. Johns
Gentleman Jim
as Harry Watson
This Above All
as Sergeant
Remember Pearl Harbor
as Señor 'Andy' Anderson
Underground Agent
as Henry Miller
1941
How Green Was My Valley
as Dai Bando