Roger Maxwell (actor)

Roger Maxwell (1 January 1900 – 24 November 1971) was an English actor.[1][2]

Roger Maxwell
Born
Roger D. Latham

(1900-01-01)1 January 1900
Died24 November 1971(1971-11-24) (aged 71)
London, England, UK
OccupationActor

On stage he appeared in the West End in Ian Hay's Leave It to Psmith and Off the Record, Terence Rattigan's Who Is Sylvia? and Peter Jones's The Party Spirit

In 1959, he was a member of the jury at the Venice Film Festival.[3]

Maxwell was born in London, England, and died in London also.

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1927The Battles of Coronel and Falkland Islands
1938Save a Little SunshineHector Stanley
1949Badger's GreenSir John
1949Stop Press GirlDirectorUncredited
1950Ha'penny BreezeMr. Simmonds
1951Mister Drake's DuckCol. Maitland
1951Night Was Our FriendColonel
1952Song of ParisWeldon
1952Treasure HuntMilitary-Looking ManUncredited
1952Girdle of GoldChairman of the Bench
1953Deadly NightshadeCol. Smythe
1953The Steel Key
1953Glad TidingsUncredited
1954John WesleyGeneral Holt
1955No SmokingMajor
1955The Cockleshell HeroesPassenger on trainUncredited
1956Keep It CleanGeneral Ponsonby-Goreham
1956Reach for the SkyPantilesUncredited
1959The Captain's TableFredUncredited
1960A Touch of LarcenyClub Member #2
1960The Angry SilenceCollins
1963The CracksmanMagistrateUncredited
1965Doctor ZhivagoBeef-Faced Colonel
1970The Rise and Rise of Michael RimmerParty chairman
1971Dad's ArmyGeneral Wilkinson "Peppery Old Gent"(final film role)

References


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