John Stratton
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John Stratton is a British actor present in film and television credits, with the documentation thinner than the work itself. His part in 'Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell' is Adolf Klauss, Asylum Direktor, the most visible on the list. One more title on file is 'The Cruel Sea'. Drama is the genre he has worked in most. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 45 credits in all.
John Stratton
16 Movies
29 Series
John Stratton is a British actor present in film and television credits, with the documentation thinner than the work itself. His part in 'Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell' is Adolf Klauss, Asylum Direktor, the most visible on the list. One more title on file is 'The Cruel Sea'. Drama is the genre he has worked in most. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 45 credits in all.
Movies
Plays Adolf Klauss, Asylum Direktor
Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
1974
Plays Jimmy 'Sparks' Clary
Seven Waves Away
1957
Plays Ferraby
The Cruel Sea
1953
Plays Army Mechanic
Seven Days to Noon
1950
Plays Young Army Officer
The Small Back Room
1949
Plays Peter Hook
The Man in the Sky
1957
Plays Sergeant Ward
The Long Arm
1956
Plays Shockeye
Doctor Who: The Two Doctors
1985
Plays Lewis Preston
Strangler's Web
1965
Plays Rick
The Challenge
1960
Plays Sam
The Cure for Love
1949
Plays 1st R.A.F. Officer
Appointment with Venus
1951
Plays David
The Happy Family
1952
Plays Newsreader
The Love Pill
1972
TV Shows
Plays Jess Oakroyd
The Good Companions
1980
Plays Héron
The Elusive Pimpernel
1969
Plays Captain Potter
Quatermass and the Pit
1958
Plays Smith the Man of Law
Trinity Tales
1975
Plays Fred Blane
It's Dark Outside
1964
Plays Uncle Deane
The Mill on the Floss
1978
Plays Nick Kendall
My Cousin Rachel
1983
Plays Mr Boutwood
Clayhanger
1976
Plays Mr Bott
The Pallisers
1974
Plays Shockeye
Doctor Who
1963
Plays John Croxley
UFO
1970
Plays Doctor
Fall of Eagles
1974
Plays Andrew Roberts
Wicked Women
1970
Plays Mallows
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
Plays Harker
Tales of Unease
1970
Plays Leonard Fitch
The Man in Room 17
1965
Plays Professor David Hayward
Lovejoy
1986
Plays Joe Bromfield
The Expert
1968
Plays Edward Pendlebury
The Main Chance
1969
Plays Brownie
The Professionals
1977
Plays Alderman Joseph Helliwell
BBC Play of the Month
1965
Plays Bill Perrance
The Odd Man
1960
Plays Titus Matley
Theatre 625
1964
Plays The Prior
Churchill's People
1974
Plays Uncle Eddie
Centre Play
1973
Plays Barry
Armchair Theatre
1956
Plays Lawrence Kellers
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
Plays Arthur
The Wednesday Play
1964
Plays Mundon Mandeville
Father Brown
1974
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Doctor Who: The Two Doctors
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Lovejoy
Professor David Hayward · 1 episode
1986–
TV
Doctor Who: The Two Doctors
Shockeye
1985
Film
My Cousin Rachel
Nick Kendall · 4 episodes
1983–
TV
The Good Companions
Jess Oakroyd · 9 episodes
1980–
TV
The Mill on the Floss
Uncle Deane · 5 episodes
1978–
TV
The Professionals
Brownie · 1 episode
1977–
TV
Auntie Kathleen's Old Clothes
Uncle Eddie
1977
Film
Clayhanger
Mr Boutwood · 4 episodes
1976–
TV
Trinity Tales
Smith the Man of Law · 6 episodes
1975–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is John Stratton still alive?
John Stratton passed away on October 25, 1991 at age 65.
What are the most famous roles of John Stratton?
John Stratton is best known for roles in Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell, The Cruel Sea, The Small Back Room.
How many movies has John Stratton been in?
Over a 42-year career (since 1949), John Stratton has appeared in 16 movies and 29 TV shows.
What was John Stratton's first movie?
The career of John Stratton began with The Small Back Room (1949).
What is John Stratton's most recent movie or series?
John Stratton's most recent release is The Law Lord, which premiered on March 22, 1992.
What TV shows has John Stratton appeared in?
On television, John Stratton has appeared in Doctor Who, The Avengers, UFO, Lovejoy.
John Stratton
1925-11-07 · Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, UK
John Stratton is a British actor present in film and television credits, with the documentation thinner than the work itself. His part in 'Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell' is Adolf Klauss, Asylum Direktor, the most visible on the list. One more title on file is 'The Cruel Sea'. Drama is the genre he has worked in most. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 45 credits in all.