Leslie Dwyer

Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Born
August 28, 1906 (80 years old)
Died
December 29, 1986
Place of Birth
Catford, London, England, UK
Popular Genres
Drama Comedy War
Career Span
1936 – 1980

Leslie Dwyer

5 nominations
60 credits

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.

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Personal Info

Born
Aug 28, 1906
From
Catford, London, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Career
1936 – 1980

Award Recognition

0
Wins
5
Nominations

Complete Filmography

1980

Dominique

1976

The Peddler as Alec's Father
Waxworks

1973

Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters as Vorg
Brenda as Les Penny

1972

A Touch of the Victorians as Jack

1971

A Hole Lot of Trouble as Evangelist

1969

Crooks and Coronets as Henry

1968

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom as Bookshop Assistant Award
Lionheart as Carpenter

1965

Die, Monster, Die! as Potter
I've Gotta Horse as Bert

1963

Seventy Deadly Pills as Police Constable Robinson

1959

The 39 Steps as Milkman Award
Left Right and Centre as Alf Stoker

1958

Stormy Crossing as Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
Under Night Streets as Jack Bedwell (voice)

1956

Eyewitness as Henry Cammon
Cloak Without Dagger as Fred Borcombe
Not So Dusty

1955

Where There's a Will as Alfred "Alfie" Brewer Award
Room in the House as Benji Pugh

1954

The Good Die Young as Stookey Award
The Black Rider as Robert Plack Award

1953

Roadhouse Girl as George Saunders Award

1952

Hindle Wakes as Chris Hawthorn
Judgment Deferred as Flowers
The Hour of 13 as Ernie Perker
My Wife's Lodger as Roger the Lodger
Dodging the Column as Narrator (voice)

1951

Laughter in Paradise as Police Sergeant Award
Smart Alec as Gossage
There Is Another Sun as Mick Foley

1950

Double Confession as Leonard
Lilli Marlene as Berry
Midnight Episode

1949

Poet's Pub as Holly
A Boy, a Girl and a Bike as Steve Hall
Now Barabbas as Brown
The Bad Lord Byron as Fletcher
It's Not Cricket as Batman

1948

The Calendar as Sam Hillcott
Bond Street as Barman

1947

When The Bough Breaks as George
Temptation Harbour as Reg Slater

1946

A Matter of Life and Death as ARP Warden (uncredited) Award
Piccadilly Incident as Sam
Night Boat to Dublin as George Leggett Award
I See a Dark Stranger as Soldier in Café (uncredited) Award

1945

Perfect Strangers as Stripey
Great Day as Pub Customer

1944

The Way Ahead as Pvt. Sid Beck Award
United States as British soldier

1943

The Lamp Still Burns as Siddons Award
Yellow Canary as Ship's Steward

1942

In Which We Serve as Parkinson Award
The Young Mr. Pitt as Servant at Lord Auckland's Award
They Flew Alone as Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)
The Goose Steps Out as German Soldier on Train

1936

Cheer Up as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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The Way Ahead
A Matter of Life and Death
Dominique
In Which We Serve

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