Kenneth Griffith

ActorWriter 1940–2001 (61 year career)

6.2 avg rating

Highest Rated

Blue Scar

1949 · as Thomas Williams

8.0

The Black Sheep of Whitehall

1942 · as Butcher's Boy

7.8

The Prisoner

1967 · as Schnipps / Number Two

7.7

Known For

Film

Four Weddings and a Funeral

Mad Old Man - Wedding One

Film

The Lion in Winter

Strolling Player

Film

A Night to Remember

Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips

Film

The Wild Geese

Arthur Witty

Film

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain

Reverend Jones

Film

Shaka Zulu

Zacharias Abrahams

Film

1984

Prisoner

Film

The Assassination Bureau

Monsieur Popescu

Filmography

Acting (104)

Movies (88)

Very Annie Mary

2001

as Minister

5.3

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain

1995

as Reverend Jones

6.3

Four Weddings and a Funeral

1994

as Mad Old Man - Wedding One

6.8

The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood

1984

as Isaac of York

5.2

Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever

1982

as himself (presenter)

Who Dares Wins

as Bishop Crick

Remembrance

as Joe

Berlin Tunnel 21

as Bruno Balderbach

The Sea Wolves

as Charlie Wilton

A Famous Journey

as Narrator

The Wild Geese

1978

as Arthur Witty

6.8

Curious Journey

1978

as Narrator

Why Shoot the Teacher?

as Inspector Woods

Sky Riders

as Wasserman

The Prison

as Julien Bour

S*P*Y*S

as Lippet

Callan

as Waterman

The Public's Right to Know

1974

as Self

The House in Nightmare Park

1973

as Ernest Henderson

6.6

Hang Up Your Brightest Colours

1973

as Himself

Revenge

1971

as Seely

5.6

Black As Hell and Thick As Grass

1971

as Presenter

The Gamblers

as Broadfoot

Jane Eyre

as Mason

The Assassination Bureau

1969

as Monsieur Popescu

6.6

Koroshi

1968

as Richards

The Lion in Winter

as Strolling Player

A Fairy Story

Great Catherine

as Naryshkin

Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher

as Mr. Church

The Whisperers

as Mr. Weaver

The Bobo

as Pepe Gamazo

A Walk in the Sea

as Mr. Jones

Rotten to the Core

as Lenny the Dip

The Airy Tomb

as Narrator

Heavens Above!

as Rev. Owen Thomas

We Joined the Navy

as Orator

Nothing to Pay

as Lydiat Shell

The Painted Smile

1962

as Kleinie

5.6

The Fishing Match

1962

as Reuben

Only Two Can Play

as Ieuan Jenkins

Payroll

as Monty

Rag Doll

as Wilson

The Frightened City

as Wally

Snowball

as Phil Hart

Suspect

as Dr Shole

Circus of Horrors

as Martin

A French Mistress

as Mr Meade

Tiger Bay

as Mr. Seymour

Carlton-Browne of the F.O.

1959

as Sir John's Assistant (uncredited)

Libel

as Fitch

I'm All Right Jack

as Dai

Expresso Bongo

as Charlie

The Two-Headed Spy

as Adolf Hitler

A Night to Remember

as Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips

The Man Upstairs

as Pollen

Chain of Events

as Clarke

Lucky Jim

as Cyril Johns

The Naked Truth

as Porter

Blue Murder at St Trinian's

as Charlie Bull

Brothers in Law

as Hearse Driver

Tiger in the Smoke

as Crutches

Private's Progress

as Private Dai Jones

1984

as Prisoner

The Baby and the Battleship

as Sub-Lieutenant

The Prisoner

as The Secretary

Track the Man Down

as Ken Orwell

The Green Buddha

as Nobby

36 Hours

as Henry Slosson

The Starfish

as Jack Trevennick

High Treason

as Jimmy Ellis

Waterfront

as Maurice Bruno

Forbidden

as Johnny

Blue Scar

as Thomas Williams

Helter Skelter

as Nick Martin's BBC Colleague (uncredited)

Bond Street

as Len Phillips

Fame Is the Spur

as Wartime Miners' Representative (uncredited)

6.5

The Shop at Sly Corner

1947

as Archie Fellows

6.3

The Shop at Sly Corner

1946

as Archie Fellowes

The Forest Rangers

1942

as Ranger

Hard Steel

1942

as Dixon

The Black Sheep of Whitehall

as Butcher's Boy

The Great Mr Handel

Love on the Dole

as Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall

The Farmer's Wife

as George Smerdon

Channel Incident

as Johnny

Miss Knowall

1940

as Chris

The Enchanted Loom

as "Quotations read by"

Television (16)

Shaka Zulu

1986

as Zacharias Abrahams

Lovejoy

as Sir Desmond Clark

Minder

as Dai Llewellyn

Churchill's People

as King John

Armchair Cinema

as Julien Bour

Clochemerle

as Ernest Tafardel

Strange Report

as Segarus

Ooh La La!

Omnibus

as Self - Presenter

The Prisoner

as Schnipps / Number Two

7.7

Thirty-Minute Theatre

as Mr Rounds

The Wednesday Play

as Mr. Jones

Festival

as Mr. Jones

Drama 61-67

as Szepesi

Armchair Theatre

1956

as Derry Spooner

5.8

Sunday Night Theatre

1950

as Rodion Raskolnikoff

3.5

Crew (5)

Movies (5)

Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever

1982

Writer

7.0

Curious Journey

1978

Writer

The Public's Right to Know

1974

Writer

Black As Hell and Thick As Grass

1971

Writer

Against the Empire: The Boer War

Writer