Gordon Harker
Gordon Harker (born William Gordon Harker) was an English stage, screen, radio, and television actor.
Known for
Elstree Calling
George
Inspector Hornleigh
Inspector Hornleigh
The Wrecker
William
Shadows
Earole
Third Time Lucky
Bill Meggitt
Dirty Work
Nettle
This Is the Life
Albert Tuttle
Inspector Hornleigh Goes to It
Inspector Hornleigh
Derby Day
Joe Jenkins
Britannia of Billingsgate
Bert Bolton
The Ring
Jack's Trainer
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday
Inspector Hornleigh
Channel Incident
Ferris
The Phantom Light
Sam Higgins
Road House
Sam Pritchard
Small Hotel
Albert
Pygmalion
Alfred Doolittle
White Face
Sam Hackett
Saloon Bar
Joe Harris
Millions
Otto Forbes
The Sport of Kings
Bert Bates / Bert Briggs
Champagne
Mark
Warn That Man
Geoge Hawkins
Things Happen at Night
Joe Harris
The Man They Couldn't Arrest
Tansey
The Crooked Billet
Slick
The Return of the Rat
Left Right and Centre
Hardy
The Squeaker
Bill Annerley
The Ringer
Samuel Hackett
My Old Dutch
Ernie
Rome Express
Tom Bishop
The Farmer's Wife
Churdles 'Ash' Ash
Squibs
Sam Hopkins
Once a Crook
Charlie Hopkins
Escape!
Convict 272
Friday the Thirteenth
Hamilton Briggs
29 Acacia Avenue
Charles Robinson
Out of the Clouds
Joe Harvey, the Taxi Driver
Boys Will Be Boys
Faker Brown
The Lucky Number
Bert, the pub bartender
The Frog
Sgt. Elk
A Touch of the Sun
Sid
Love on Wheels
Briggs
Her Favourite Husband
Godfrey Dotherington
The Poltergeist
Joe Harris
Two's Company
Muggride
The Stronger Sex
Parker
Admirals All
Petty Officer Dingle
The Frightened Lady
Sergeant Totty
The Calendar
Sam Hillcott
The Lad
Bill Shane (The Lad)
The Flying Scotsman
All Riot on the Western Front
Hyde Park Corner
Constable Cheatle
Taxi for Two
Albert
Beauty and the Barge
Capt. Barley
Condemned to Death
Sam Knudge
The Amateur Gentleman
Natty Bell
Bang! You're Dead
Mr. Hare
The Second Mate
Bill Tomkins
The Story of Papworth, the Village of Hope
Henry Hawkins, a working man
The Return of the Frog
Inspector Elk