Robert Flemyng(1912-1995)

Actor
Producer
Soundtrack

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The Blood Beast Terror (1968)

Robert Flemyng was born on 3 January 1912 in Liverpool, England, UK. He was an actor and producer, known for Funny Face (1957), Kafka (1991) and Battle of Britain (1969). He was married to Carmen Martha Sugars. He died on 22 May 1995 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Funny Face

7.0

Paul Duval

1957

Kafka

6.8

The Keeper of the Files

1991

Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, Christopher Plummer, Robert Shaw, Trevor Howard, Harry Andrews, Curd Jürgens, Ian McShane, Kenneth More, Nigel Patrick, Michael Redgrave, Ralph Richardson, Patrick Wymark, and Susannah York in Battle of Britain (1969)

Battle of Britain

6.9

Wing Cmdr. Willoughby

1969

Danger Man

7.9

TV Series

Harry Logan

Credits

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Actor

The Choir
7.9
TV Mini Series
- John Godwin
- 1995
The Vacillations of Poppy Carew
6.6
TV Movie
- Patient 2
- 1995
Shadowlands
7.3
- Claude Bird
- 1993
The Blackheath Poisonings
6.5
TV Mini Series
- Judge
- 1992
Screen Two
6.5
TV Series
- Ronald Sidebottome
- 1992
Kafka
6.8
- The Keeper of the Files
- 1991
Perfect Scoundrels
6.5
TV Series
- General
- 1991
The Storyteller: Greek Myths
8.1
TV Series
- Aegeus
- 1991
Paris by Night
5.9
- Jack Sidmouth
- 1988
Small World
8.3
TV Mini Series
- Arthur Kingfisher
- 1988
Executive Stress
7.3
TV Series
- Sir Geoffrey Slater
- 1986
The Professionals
8.0
TV Series
- Sir John Terringham
- 1983
Spider's Web
7.3
TV Movie
- Sir Rowland Delahaye
- 1982
Crown Court
7.3
TV Series
- Mr. Justice Latimore
- His Honour Judge Nigel Latimore
- His Honour Judge Latimore ...
- 1976–1982
Fame Is the Spur
7.2
TV Mini Series
- Lord Lostwithiel
- 1982

Producer

Soundtrack

Trivia
Aristocratic-looking character actor, with a 60-year long theatrical career stretching back to 1931. The son of a Liverpool physician, he had a brief medical career, which he abandoned in preference to becoming a thespian. Rose to prominence as Keit Neilan in 'French Without Tears' in 1936. Thereafter, had leading roles on the London and Liverpool stages. Also appeared on Broadway and went on tour in 1952 opposite Katherine Cornell in 'The Constant Wife'.