Alan Gifford
Biography
Alan Gifford (born John Lennox), was an American actor, playing numerous smaller roles often in UK produced films, where he also resided.
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Also Known As
Movies (35)
The Sweet Scent of Death
as John Fairfax
1984
Who Dares Wins
as Sen. Kohoskie
1982
Ragtime
as Judge
1981
Phase IV
as Mr. Eldridge
1974
The Legend of Nigger Charley
as Hill Carter
1972
Along the Way
1972
The Male Animal
as Dean Frederick Damon
1968
Only When I Larf
as Poster
1968
2001: A Space Odyssey
as Poole's Father
1968
Dark of the Sun
as Jansen
1968
Arrivederci, Baby!
as American Brasshat
1966
Where the Spies Are
as Security
1966
Carry On Cowboy
as Commissioner
1965
The Ambassadors
as Lambert Strether
1965
Devil Doll
as Bob Garrett
1964
The Road to Hong Kong
as American Official
1962
Town Without Pity
as General Stafford
1961
Visa to Canton
as Charles Orme
1960
No Kidding
as Edgar Treadgold
1960
Brainwashed
as Mac Iver
1960
Too Young to Love
as Mr. Elliot
1960
South
as Broderick
1959
The Mouse That Roared
as Air Raid Warden
1959
Chain of Events
as Lord Fenchurch
1958
Paris Holiday
as American Consul
1958
Escapement
as Wayne
1958
The Flying Scot
as Phil
1957
A King in New York
as School Superintendent
1957
Time Lock
as George Foster
1957
Across the Bridge
as Cooper
1957
Hour of Decision
as J. Foster Green
1957
The Iron Petticoat
as Colonel Newton Tarbell
1956
Satellite in the Sky
as Colonel Galloway
1956
No Smoking
as American Ambassador
1955
A Prize of Gold
as Maj. Bracken
1955
TV Shows (15)
Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense
as John Fairfax
1984
Tales of the Unexpected
as Edward
1979
The Champions
as Admiral
1968
BBC Play of the Month
as Dean Frederick Damon
1965
The Mask of Janus
as Datchet
1965
The Outer Limits
as The Guide
1963
The Saint
as Inspector Fernack
1962
Man of the World
as Harry Burton
1962
International Detective
as Lindsay Somerset
1959
No Hiding Place
1959
Interpol Calling
as Bonnier
1959
The Larkins
as Henry B. Rogers
1958
Perry Mason
as Dr. Fisher
1957
Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!
as John R. Wilhelm
1957
ITV Play of the Week
as Edward Broderick
1955