Leslie Dwyer
Actor
80 years (Aug 28, 1906 – Dec 29, 1986)Catford, London, England, UK
Leslie Dwyer has worked as a British actor, though the record kept on his career is a modest one. The career starts back in 1936. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. What the public record holds is 63 credits. Within the filmography, 'In Which We Serve' is the standout entry, where he takes the role of Parkinson.
Leslie Dwyer
Actor
Leslie Dwyer has worked as a British actor, though the record kept on his career is a modest one. The career starts back in 1936. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. What the public record holds is 63 credits. Within the filmography, 'In Which We Serve' is the standout entry, where he takes the role of Parkinson.
47 Movies
Plays Stookey
The Good Die Young
1954
Plays Parkinson
In Which We Serve
1942
Plays Potter
Die, Monster, Die!
1965
Plays Sam Hillcott
The Calendar
1948
Plays Milkman
The 39 Steps
1959
Plays Alfred "Alfie" Brewer
Where There's a Will
1955
Plays Siddons
The Lamp Still Burns
1943
Plays George Saunders
Roadhouse Girl
1953
Plays George Leggett
Night Boat to Dublin
1946
Plays Stripey
Perfect Strangers
1945
Plays Henry
Crooks and Coronets
1969
Plays Alf Stoker
Left Right and Centre
1959
Plays German Soldier on Train
The Goose Steps Out
1942
Plays Chris Hawthorn
Hindle Wakes
1952
Plays Pvt. Sid Beck
The Way Ahead
1944
Plays Servant at Lord Auckland's
The Young Mr. Pitt
1942
Plays Bookshop Assistant
The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
1968
Plays Gossage
Smart Alec
1951
Plays Roger the Lodger
My Wife's Lodger
1952
Plays Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
Stormy Crossing
1958
Plays Reg Slater
Temptation Harbour
1947
Plays Bert
I've Gotta Horse
1965
Plays Sam
Piccadilly Incident
1946
Plays Holly
Poet's Pub
1949
Plays Barman
Bond Street
1948
Plays Ernie Perker
The Hour of 13
1952
Plays Steve Hall
A Boy, a Girl and a Bike
1949
Plays Ship's Steward
Yellow Canary
1943
Plays Henry Cammon
Eyewitness
1956
Plays Batman
It's Not Cricket
1949
Plays Berry
Lilli Marlene
1950
Plays Police Sergeant
Laughter in Paradise
1951
Plays Benji Pugh
Room in the House
1955
Plays Fred Borcombe
Cloak Without Dagger
1956
Plays Robert Plack
The Black Rider
1954
Plays Evangelist
A Hole Lot of Trouble
1971
Plays Pub Customer
Great Day
1945
Plays Brown
Now Barabbas
1949
Plays Leonard
Double Confession
1950
16 TV Shows
Plays Mr. Partridge
Hi-de-Hi!
1980
Plays Arthur Calvert
Late Call
1975
Plays Joe
Z-Cars
1962
Plays Vorg
Doctor Who
1963
Plays Arthur Mack
Public Eye
1965
Plays Lost Property Man
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
Plays Uncle Vernon
Terry and June
1979
Plays Ted Greenhead
The Sweeney
1975
Plays Lionel Sturgis
Steptoe and Son
1962
Plays Willie
Seven of One
1973
Plays Alec's Father
Play for Today
1970
Plays Lovelace Dashworth
Sunday Night Theatre
1950
Plays Stan
Theatre 625
1964
Plays Charlie Woodburn
Armchair Theatre
1956
Plays Best
Sergeant Cork
1963
Plays Grandad
The Famous Five
1978
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Full Filmography
Hi-de-Hi!
Mr. Partridge · 39 episodes
1980–
Terry and June
Uncle Vernon
1979Season 1
The Famous Five
Grandad
1978Season 1
Z-Cars
Joe
1976Season 10
Play for Today
Alec's Father
1975Season 6
The Sweeney
Ted Greenhead
1975Season 2
Late Call
Arthur Calvert · 4 episodes
1975–
Seven of One
Willie
1973Season 1
Doctor Who
Vorg
1972Season 10
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Leslie Dwyer still alive?
Leslie Dwyer passed away on December 29, 1986 at age 80.
What are the most famous roles of Leslie Dwyer?
Leslie Dwyer is best known for roles in A Matter of Life and Death, In Which We Serve, Die, Monster, Die!.
How many movies has Leslie Dwyer been in?
Over a 50-year career (since 1936), Leslie Dwyer has appeared in 47 movies and 16 TV shows.
What was Leslie Dwyer's first movie?
The career of Leslie Dwyer began with Cheer Up (1936).
What is Leslie Dwyer's most recent movie or series?
Leslie Dwyer's most recent release is Time of My Life, which premiered on March 18, 1980.
What TV shows has Leslie Dwyer appeared in?
On television, Leslie Dwyer has appeared in Doctor Who, Steptoe and Son, The Sweeney, Hi-de-Hi!.
Leslie Dwyer
1906-08-28 · Catford, London, England, UK
Leslie Dwyer was an English film and tv actor, best known to modern audiences for his role as Mr Partridge, the miserable Punch and Judy man with a dislike of children in television's Hi-de-Hi.