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William Kendall

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William Kendall

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Born: August 26, 1903
Died: April 1, 1984
From: London, England, UK

Also known as

William Isaac Kendall

Biography

William Kendall was born on August 26, 1903 in London, England as William Isaac Kendall. Died on April 1, 1984 (age 80). He was an actor.

Known for

The Assassination Bureau

A Touch of Larceny

Left Right and Centre

The Trials of Oscar Wilde

Strictly Confidential

Some Girls Do

The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery

Filmography

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1971

Acting (Mr. Musgrove) 5 EP

1969

Department S

Acting (Sir Wilfred) 1 EP

The Assassination Bureau

Acting (M. Marivaux at 'La Belle Amie')

Some Girls Do

Acting (Wing Commander Aston (uncredited))

1968

Acting (Andrew Lodge)

Nearest and Dearest

Acting (Major Lovelace) 1 EP

1967

Acting (Maj. Gen. Jeffcock)

1966

The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery

1964

The Wednesday Play

Acting (Lt. Col. Barraclough) 1 EP

Theatre 625

Acting (Arnold Makepiece) 1 EP

Story Parade

Acting (Mr. Baxter) 1 EP

Acting (Mr. Binns) 1 EP

1963

The Human Jungle

Acting (Colonel Richards) 1 EP

1962

The Beverly Hillbillies

Acting 2 EP

Acting (Mr Bellenger) 1 EP

1961

Honeymoon Postponed

Acting (Joe Thompson)

The Avengers

Acting (Lord Dessington) 1 EP

1960

Acting 1 EP

Sunday-Night Play

Acting (Derek Forbes-Hillingdon) 1 EP

Sands of the Desert

Acting (British Consul)

The Trials of Oscar Wilde

Acting (Lord Ashford)

A Touch of Larceny

Acting (Tom)

Somerset Maugham Hour

Acting (Sir Frederick Hardy) 38 EPActing (Spilsby) 1 EP

Acting (Owner of Macey's Jewellers)

1959

Left Right and Centre

Acting (Pottle)

Idol on Parade

Acting (Commanding Officer)

Strictly Confidential

Acting (Major Rory McQuarry)

1956

Hancock's Half Hour

Acting 3 EP

Jumping for Joy

Acting (Blenkinsop)

1955

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Acting (Captain Morgan) 1 EP

1954

Dance Little Lady

Acting (Mr Matthews)

1939

Blind Folly

Acting (Raine)