Richard Haydn
Biography
Richard Haydn (March 10, 1905 – April 25, 1985) was an English comic actor in radio, films and television.
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Movies (35)
The Hugga Bunch
as Bookworm (voice) (uncredited)
1985
Young Frankenstein
as Herr Falkstein
1974
The Return of Charlie Chan
as Andrew Kidder
1973
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin
as Quentin Bartlett
1967
Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion
as Rupert Rowbotham
1965
The Sound of Music
as Max Detweiler
1965
Mutiny on the Bounty
as William Brown
1962
Five Weeks in a Balloon
as Sir Henry Vining
1962
Let's Make Love
as Prologue Narrator (uncredited)
1960
The Lost World
as Prof. Summerlee
1960
Please Don't Eat the Daisies
as Alfred North
1960
Heart of Darkness
as The Accountant
1958
Twilight for the Gods
as Oliver Wiggins
1958
Topaze
as Muche
1957
Where's Charley?
as Stephen Spettigue
1957
Toy Tiger
as John Fusenot
1956
Jupiter's Darling
as Horatio
1955
Her Twelve Men
as Dr. Avord Barrett
1954
Money from Home
as Bertie Searles
1953
Never Let Me Go
as Christopher Wellington St. John Denny
1953
The Merry Widow
as Baron Popoff
1952
Alice in Wonderland
as Caterpillar (voice)
1951
Mr. Music
as Jerome Thisbee
1950
Dear Wife
Director (Directing)
1949
Miss Tatlock's Millions
Director (Directing)
1948
The Emperor Waltz
as l'empereur François-Joseph
1948
Sitting Pretty
as Mr. Clarence Appleton
1948
Forever Amber
as Earl of Radcliffe
1947
The Foxes of Harrow
as Andre LeBlanc
1947
Singapore
as Deputy Commissioner Hewitt
1947
The Late George Apley
as Horatio Willing
1947
The Beginning or the End
as Dr. Chisholm
1947
The Green Years
as Jason Reid
1946
Cluny Brown
as Jonathan Wilson
1946
Adventure
as Limo
1945
TV Shows (15)
Backup
1995
McCloud
1970
ABC Stage 67
as Whitey
1966
Laredo
1965
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
as Mr. Hemingway
1964
Bewitched
1964
Burke's Law
as Julian Clarington
1963
The Dick Van Dyke Show
as Edwin Carp
1961
The Twilight Zone
as Bartlett Finchley
1959
Shirley Temple's Storybook
as Prime Minister
1958
The Wonderful World of Disney
1954
Lassie
1954
General Electric Theater
as Chancellor
1953
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
1951
The Ed Sullivan Show
as Self
1948