Michael Wilding
Known for
Across changing tastes and formats, Michael Wilding has stayed a British actor recognizable to viewers well beyond any single title. Very few actors keep finding work for 93 years. 'Stage Fright' is the longest-standing point of contact with the audience. 'Waterloo' is the other credit most often cited.
Michael Wilding
47 Movies
6 Series
Across changing tastes and formats, Michael Wilding has stayed a British actor recognizable to viewers well beyond any single title. Very few actors keep finding work for 93 years. 'Stage Fright' is the longest-standing point of contact with the audience. 'Waterloo' is the other credit most often cited.
Movies
Plays Akhnaton
The Egyptian
1954
Plays Colonel Sir William Ponsonby
Waterloo
1970
Plays Det. Insp. Wilfried 'Ordinary' Smith
Stage Fright
1950
Plays Maj. Michael Ingram
Zarak
1956
Plays Ben Marlowe
The World of Suzie Wong
1960
Plays Hon. Charles Adare
Under Capricorn
1949
Plays Sir Richard Fanshawe
Frankenstein: The True Story
1974
Plays Flags
In Which We Serve
1942
Plays Dot
Convoy
1940
Plays Ronnie Walshingham
Kipps
1941
Plays Constantine
Undercover
1943
Plays Regiment Soldier
The Rise of Catherine the Great
1934
Plays Sir Edward Courtney
The Courtneys of Curzon Street
1947
Plays Tye Graham
Torch Song
1953
Plays Major Charles Marquand
Danger Within
1959
Plays Lt. Burke
The Best of Enemies
1961
Plays Prince Charles
The Glass Slipper
1955
Plays Nigel Duxbury
The Law and the Lady
1951
Plays Dick
Sailors Don't Care
1940
Plays Arthur Goring
An Ideal Husband
1947
Plays Johnny
Sailors Three
1940
Plays Morris Brooke
The Naked Edge
1961
Plays Maj. John Andre
The Scarlet Coat
1955
Plays Bill Cartwright
The Sweet Ride
1968
Plays Lieut. Grant
Ships with Wings
1941
Plays Sidney Herbert (Lord Herbert of Lea)
The Lady with a Lamp
1951
Plays Lord Holland
Lady Caroline Lamb
1972
Plays David Scott
Derby Day
1952
Plays il generale inglese
Red Roses for the Fuhrer
1968
Plays Philip Trent
Trent's Last Case
1952
Plays Capt. Alan Pearson
Piccadilly Incident
1946
Plays Nigel Costairs
A Girl Named Tamiko
1962
Producer
Into the Blue
1950
Plays Alan Trently
Cottage to Let
1941
Plays Private Nobby Clark
Secret Mission
1942
Plays Lord Richard
Spring in Park Lane
1948
Plays Michael Gore-Brown
Maytime in Mayfair
1949
Plays Len Charteris
There Ain't No Justice
1939
Plays Tony Fox-Collier
Spring Meeting
1941
Plays Tom Gilbey
English Without Tears
1944
Plays Maurice Avery
Carnival
1946
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Frankenstein: The True Story
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Frankenstein: The True Story
Sir Richard Fanshawe
1974
Film
Frankenstein: The True Story
Sir Richard Fanshawe · 2 episodes
1973–
TV
Lady Caroline Lamb
Lord Holland
1972
Film
Waterloo
Colonel Sir William Ponsonby
1970
Film
The Sweet Ride
Bill Cartwright
1968
Film
Red Roses for the Fuhrer
il generale inglese
1968
Film
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.
Franz Joseph · 1 episode
1966–
TV
Burke's Law
Dr. Alan Steiner · 1 episode
1963–
TV
A Girl Named Tamiko
Nigel Costairs
1962
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Michael Wilding still alive?
Michael Wilding passed away on July 8, 1979 at age 66.
What are the most famous roles of Michael Wilding?
Michael Wilding is best known for roles in The Man Who Knew Too Much, Stage Fright, Waterloo.
How many movies has Michael Wilding been in?
Over a 46-year career (since 1933), Michael Wilding has appeared in 47 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Michael Wilding's first movie?
The career of Michael Wilding began with Heads We Go (1933).
What is Michael Wilding's most recent movie or series?
Michael Wilding's most recent release is Frankenstein: The True Story, which premiered on September 19, 1974.
What TV shows has Michael Wilding appeared in?
On television, Michael Wilding has appeared in The Oscars, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Mannix, Burke's Law.
Michael Wilding
1912-07-23 · Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, England, UK
Across changing tastes and formats, Michael Wilding has stayed a British actor recognizable to viewers well beyond any single title. Very few actors keep finding work for 93 years. 'Stage Fright' is the longest-standing point of contact with the audience. 'Waterloo' is the other credit most often cited.