Frederick Piper
Known for
Public film databases know Frederick Piper as a British actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. '49th Parallel' is a second title that can be traced to him. The work on file is film work. Of the titles on record, 'Jamaica Inn' is the one that gets cited, with Davis as his character.
Frederick Piper
73 Movies
7 Series
Public film databases know Frederick Piper as a British actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. '49th Parallel' is a second title that can be traced to him. The work on file is film work. Of the titles on record, 'Jamaica Inn' is the one that gets cited, with Davis as his character.
Movies
Plays Davis
Jamaica Inn
1939
Plays Alf Lewis
The Blue Lamp
1950
Plays David
49th Parallel
1941
Plays Mr. Davies
Only Two Can Play
1962
Plays Edgecombe
In Which We Serve
1942
Plays Gendarme
The Guv'nor
1935
Plays Potter
Second Fiddle
1957
Plays Hearse Driver
What a Carve Up!
1961
Plays Detective Sergeant Leech
It Always Rains on Sunday
1947
Plays Banger Hill
Nine Men
1943
Plays Barman
Barnacle Bill
1957
Plays Sandyman
Doctor at Sea
1955
Plays Lodger
Burke & Hare
1972
Plays Garland
Passport to Pimlico
1949
Plays Dr. Pepper
Pink String and Sealing Wax
1945
Plays Fred
Return of a Stranger
1961
Plays Joe Bates
Conflict of Wings
1954
Plays Policeman
Penny and the Pownall Case
1948
Plays Solicitor Petheridge
Home at Seven
1952
Plays Max Marshall
Don't Ever Leave Me
1949
Plays Lukey
The Rainbow Jacket
1954
Plays Sgt. Bob Ogle
The Frightened City
1961
Plays Sam
The Monster of Highgate Ponds
1961
Plays Mr. Kirby
Hue and Cry
1947
Plays Det. Insp. Godby
The October Man
1947
Plays Labourer
To the Public Danger
1948
Plays Inspector Reid
Escape Route
1952
Plays Isaac Turk
The Loves of Joanna Godden
1947
Plays Joe, Detective Taking Fingerprints
Where There's a Will
1936
Plays Mr. Sykes
Hunted
1952
Plays Billy Hapgood
Fly Away Peter
1948
Plays Scientist in Corridor
Very Important Person
1961
Plays Mr. Bentley
Vote for Huggett
1949
Plays Brownie
Escape
1948
Plays Mr. Poldy
The Passionate Stranger
1957
Plays Boatswain W.E. Fletcher - M.V. San Demetrio
San Demetrio London
1943
Plays Auctioneer
Fiddlers Three
1944
Plays Mr. McWilliams
Red Ensign
1934
Plays Ginger Harris
East of Piccadilly
1941
Plays Yokel
It's Not Cricket
1949
Plays Customs Inspector
Brandy for the Parson
1952
Plays Zacky Penrose
Johnny Frenchman
1945
Plays Learoyd
Champagne Charlie
1944
Plays Medwood Inspector Hayman
The Man in the Road
1956
Plays Camp Caretaker
My Brother's Keeper
1948
Plays Usher
One Way Pendulum
1965
Plays Police Inspector Merkot
Catacombs
1965
Plays Thomas Pritchard
Deadly Nightshade
1953
Plays Arthur Stevens
Crown v. Stevens
1936
Plays Careers Officer
The Birthday Present
1957
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Burke & Hare
Full Filmography
Burke & Hare
Lodger
1972
Film
The Prisoner
Ex-Admiral · 1 episode
1967–
TV
Great Expectations
Aged Parent · 4 episodes
1967–
TV
Catacombs
Police Inspector Merkot
1965
Film
One Way Pendulum
Usher
1965
Film
Theatre 625
Hubert Wing · 1 episode
1964–
TV
Becket
Monk (uncredited)
1964
Film
Sergeant Cork
Bert Fagg · 1 episode
1963–
TV
The Human Jungle
Tom Bridges · 1 episode
1963–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Frederick Piper still alive?
Frederick Piper passed away on September 22, 1979 at age 76.
What are the most famous roles of Frederick Piper?
Frederick Piper is best known for roles in The 39 Steps, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Jamaica Inn.
How many movies has Frederick Piper been in?
Over a 45-year career (since 1934), Frederick Piper has appeared in 73 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was Frederick Piper's first movie?
The career of Frederick Piper began with Red Ensign (1934).
What is Frederick Piper's most recent movie or series?
Frederick Piper's most recent release is Burke & Hare, which premiered on February 3, 1972.
What TV shows has Frederick Piper appeared in?
On television, Frederick Piper has appeared in The Prisoner, Danger Man, The Human Jungle, Theatre 625.
Frederick Piper
1902-09-23 · London, England, UK
Public film databases know Frederick Piper as a British actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. '49th Parallel' is a second title that can be traced to him. The work on file is film work. Of the titles on record, 'Jamaica Inn' is the one that gets cited, with Davis as his character.