Leslie Dwyer
Acting
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.
Dominique
Street Party
Grandad
The Peddler
Alec's Father
Waxworks
Brenda
Les Penny
Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters
Vorg
A Touch of the Victorians
Jack
A Hole Lot of Trouble
Evangelist
Crooks and Coronets
Henry
Up in the Air
Coach Driver
The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
Bookshop Assistant
Lionheart
Carpenter
Die, Monster, Die!
Potter
I've Gotta Horse
Bert
Seventy Deadly Pills
Police Constable Robinson
Left Right and Centre
Alf Stoker
The 39 Steps
Milkman
Under Night Streets
Jack Bedwell (voice)
Stormy Crossing
Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
The End Begins
Sgt. Marks
Eyewitness
Henry Cammon
Cloak Without Dagger
Fred Borcombe
Not So Dusty
Room in the House
Benji Pugh
Where There's a Will
Alfred "Alfie" Brewer
The Black Rider
Robert Plack
The Good Die Young
Stookey
Roadhouse Girl
George Saunders
The Hour of 13
Ernie Perker
Hindle Wakes
Chris Hawthorn
My Wife's Lodger
Roger the Lodger
Judgment Deferred
Flowers
Dodging the Column
Narrator (voice)
There Is Another Sun
Mick Foley
Laughter in Paradise
Police Sergeant
Smart Alec
Gossage
Midnight Episode
Lilli Marlene
Berry
Double Confession
Leonard
Poet's Pub
Holly
Now Barabbas
Brown
A Boy, a Girl and a Bike
Steve Hall
The Bad Lord Byron
Fletcher
It's Not Cricket
Batman
The Calendar
Sam Hillcott
Bond Street
Barman
When The Bough Breaks
George
Temptation Harbour
Reg Slater
A Matter of Life and Death
ARP Warden (uncredited)
Piccadilly Incident
Sam
I See a Dark Stranger
Soldier in Café (uncredited)
Night Boat to Dublin
George Leggett
Perfect Strangers
Stripey
Great Day
Pub Customer
United States
British soldier
The Way Ahead
Pvt. Sid Beck
Yellow Canary
Ship's Steward
The Lamp Still Burns
Siddons
The Young Mr. Pitt
Servant at Lord Auckland's
In Which We Serve
Parkinson
The Goose Steps Out
German Soldier on Train
They Flew Alone
Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)
Cheer Up
Hotel Guest (uncredited)