Hugh Williams
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Hugh Williams (6 March 1904 – 7 December 1969) was an English actor and dramatist of Welsh descent.
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Known for
After Dark
Richard Morton
David Copperfield
James Steerforth
A Girl in a Million
Tony
The Dark Eyes of London
Det. Insp. Larry Holt
A Night in Montmartre
Philip Borell
The Last Journey
Gerald Winter
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
Frank Shelley, Observer / Navigator in B for Bertie
The Man Behind the Mask
Nick Barclay
Her Last Affaire
Alan Herriot
The Count of Monte Cristo
Wuthering Heights
Hindley Earnshaw
Bank Holiday
Geoffrey
The Day Will Dawn
Colin Metcalfe
Secret Mission
Major Peter Garnett
Gift Horse
Captain David G. Wilson
The Dark Stairway
Dr. Thurlow
The Holly and the Ivy
Richard Wyndham
Paper Orchid
Frank McSweeney
Ships with Wings
Wagner
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
Harold Hartley
An Ideal Husband
Robert Chiltern
The Intruder
Tim
White Face
Michael Seeley
Let's Live Tonight
Brian Kerry
Khartoum
Lord Hartington
Gypsy
Brazil
Side Street Angel
Peter
This Acting Business
Hugh
Charley's Aunt
Charlie Wykeham
Premiere
Nissen, Rene
A Gentleman of Paris
Gaston Gerrard
Outcast Lady
Gerald
The Happy Family
Victor Hutt
Rome Express
Tony
Elinor Norton
Tony Norton
Elizabeth of Ladymead
John Beresford in 1946
Twice Upon a Time
James Turner
The Romantic Age
Arnold Dickson
Somerset Maugham Hour
Self - Host
In a Monastery Garden
Paul Ferrier
Brief Ecstasy
Jim Wyndham
Take My Life
Nicholas Talbot
Sorrell and Son
Kit Sorrell as an Adult
The Blind Goddess
Lord Arthur Brasted
The Fake
Sir Richard Aldingham
The Windmill
Lt Peter Ellington
The Amateur Gentleman
Lord Ronald Meredith
The Jewel
Frank Hallam
Insult
Captain Ramon Nadir
All Men Are Enemies
Dead Men Tell No Tales
Detective Inspector Martin
Star of My Night
Arnold Whitman
Talk About Jacqueline
Doctor Michael Thomas
His Lordship Goes to Press
Lord Bill Wilmer
Inspector Hornleigh
Bill Gordon