Robert Raglan
Known for
Robert Raglan has worked in the acting trade in British film and television, with the known facts amounting to a short list. 'Dad's Army' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of The Colonel. 'Dad's Army' is on the list as well. The dates on the credits stretch across 80 years.
Robert Raglan
39 Movies
27 Series
Robert Raglan has worked in the acting trade in British film and television, with the known facts amounting to a short list. 'Dad's Army' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of The Colonel. 'Dad's Army' is on the list as well. The dates on the credits stretch across 80 years.
Movies
Plays Sir Robert
Where the Spies Are
1966
Plays Colonel Hammond
Slave Girls
1967
Plays Martin
Innocent Meeting
1959
Plays General Tomlinson
Private's Progress
1956
Plays Bystander
The One That Got Away
1957
Plays Becklan
Confession
1955
Plays Fennimore
Subterfuge
1968
Plays FO Official
Beat Girl
1960
Plays General Strike
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
1970
Plays Inspector Hardcastle
Dad's Army
1971
Plays John Bradley
The Haunted House of Horror
1969
Plays Man
The Comedy Man
1964
Plays Doctor
Loot
1970
Plays Cleaver
Brothers in Law
1957
Plays Detective Sergeant
Nightbeat
1947
Plays Ambassador
Catch Me a Spy
1971
Plays Inspector Meredith
Man from Tangier
1957
Plays Dr. Berry
The Spider's Web
1960
Plays Henry Crosby
There's Always a Thursday
1957
Plays Lt. Miller
Count Five and Die
1957
Plays Ashbury
Hidden Homicide
1959
Plays Police Inspector
The Big Chance
1957
Plays Sergeant Perkins
Recoil
1953
Plays Surgeon
The Great Van Robbery
1959
Plays Bob
Mr. Axelford's Angel
1974
TV Shows
Plays Superintendent
Dixon of Dock Green
1955
Plays Det. Inspector, Det. Insp. Heath
The Invisible Man
1958
Plays The Colonel
Dad's Army
1968
Plays Beavis
The Adventurer
1972
Plays Henry Simpson
Justice
1971
Plays Inspector Maxwell
The Saint
1962
Plays Count Beaumont
The Adventures of Robin Hood
1955
Plays Martin
Ivanhoe
1958
Plays Michael Cater
The Troubleshooters
1965
Plays 1st Creditor
Armchair Theatre
1956
Plays The Captain
The Cheaters
1960
Plays Policeman
One Step Beyond
1959
Plays Dr. Stanifors
Danger Man
1960
Plays Dr. Fielding
Hadleigh
1969
Plays Carter
Robin's Nest
1977
Plays Tax Inspector
Never the Twain
1981
Plays 2nd Stranger
Sunday Night Theatre
1950
Plays The 40" Waist
Are You Being Served?
1972
Plays Inspector
Going Straight
1978
Plays Supt. Harris
No Hiding Place
1959
Plays Fr. Benedict
Richard the Lionheart
1962
Plays Mr Bellamy
Oh, Father!
1973
Plays Provost
Dr. Finlay's Casebook
1962
Plays Mr Whittaker
You're Only Young Twice
1977
Plays Blanchard
It Takes a Worried Man
1981
Plays Cadwell
Steptoe and Son
1962
Latest Trailers
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The Mirror Crack'd
Full Filmography
American Playhouse
(uncredited) · 1 episode
1982–
TV
It Takes a Worried Man
Blanchard · 1 episode
1981–
TV
Never the Twain
Tax Inspector · 1 episode
1981–
TV
The Mirror Crack'd
Villager (uncredited)
1980
Film
Going Straight
Inspector · 1 episode
1978–
TV
You're Only Young Twice
Mr Whittaker · 1 episode
1977–
TV
Robin's Nest
Carter · 1 episode
1977–
TV
Justice
Henry Simpson · 1 episode
1974
TV
Mr. Axelford's Angel
Bob
1974
Film
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Robert Raglan still alive?
Robert Raglan passed away on July 18, 1985 at age 76.
What are the most famous roles of Robert Raglan?
Robert Raglan is best known for roles in The Mirror Crack'd, Dad's Army, 23 Paces to Baker Street.
How many movies has Robert Raglan been in?
Over a 39-year career (since 1946), Robert Raglan has appeared in 39 movies and 27 TV shows.
What was Robert Raglan's first movie?
The career of Robert Raglan began with Morning Departure (1946).
What is Robert Raglan's most recent movie or series?
Robert Raglan's most recent release is American Playhouse, which premiered on January 12, 1982.
What TV shows has Robert Raglan appeared in?
On television, Robert Raglan has appeared in The Saint, Are You Being Served?, Dad's Army, Steptoe and Son.
Robert Raglan
1909-04-07 · Reigate, Surrey, England, UK
Robert Raglan has worked in the acting trade in British film and television, with the known facts amounting to a short list. 'Dad's Army' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of The Colonel. 'Dad's Army' is on the list as well. The dates on the credits stretch across 80 years.