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Actor (239 credits)
1982
Bognor
(TV Series)
Blight-Purley
1968-1977
Dad's Army
(TV Series)
Sgt. Arthur Wilson / Colonel Smythe
1975
Bod
(TV Series)
Narrator
1968-1972
A Christmas Night with the Stars
(TV Series)
Sergeant Arthur Wilson - Dad's Army segment / Sergeant Wilson - Dad's Army segment / Sergeant Arthur Wilson
1972
Sykes
(TV Series)
Lord Hetherington
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Uncle
(1972)
... Lord Hetherington
1966-1969
The Wednesday Play
(TV Series)
Judge Grayson / Canon Dunwoodie / Superintendent Melchior
1967
Mogul
(TV Series)
Kemp
1964
Festival
(TV Series)
Don Bernal de la Encina / de Giray
1963
Hancock
(TV Series)
Ambrose Butterfield
1962
Dial RIX
(TV Series)
George Frampton
1961
Hancock
(TV Series)
The Air Marshall
1957-1960
Hancock's Half Hour
(TV Series)
Doctor Callaghan / Ship's Captain / National Trust official / ...
1957-1959
The Vise
(TV Series)
Sir Robert Quinlan / Professor Franz Tomulkin / Wilson
1955-1957
Rheingold Theatre
(TV Series)
Inspector Burroughs / Dr. Lloyd / Geoffrey Warren / ...
1951
Whirligig
(TV Series)
Mr. Lumber's Shop segment
1975
Nationwide
(TV Series documentary) (performer - 1 episode)
1970
Dad's Army
(TV Series) (performer - 1 episode)
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Absent Friends
(1970)
... (performer: "A Room with a View " - uncredited)
1969
The Coward Revue
(TV Movie) (performer: "Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun")
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Self (14 credits)
1979
3-2-1
(TV Series)
Self - Guest Star / Judge
1975
Nationwide
(TV Series documentary)
Sgt. Wilson
1972
Jackanory
(TV Series)
Self - Storyteller
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Played The Dean in the opening 'St. Swithin's' episode of the BBC Radio sitcom "Doctor in the House".
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Publicity Listings:
3 Print Biographies
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4 Portrayals
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7 Articles
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1 Magazine Cover Photo
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Alternate Names:
John Le Meseurier | John LeMesurier | John Lemesurier | John le Mesurier
Height:
5' 10" (1.78 m)
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Did You Know?
Trivia:
He was quoted as saying "It's all been rather lovely" before slipping into a final coma.
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Trademark:
vague and absent-minded, with a cultured voice
Nickname:
Le Mez