Emlyn Williams

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Emlyn Williams, CBE (26 November 1905 – 25 September 1987), known as Emlyn Williams, was a Welsh dramatist and actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Emlyn Williams, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Cast

Jamaica Inn
Harry

They Drive by Night
Shorty Matthews

Ivanhoe
Wamba

The Scarf
Dr. David Dunbar

The Stars Look Down
Joe Gowlan

Major Barbara
Snobby Prince

Another Man's Poison
Dr. Henderson

The Citadel
Owen

Hatter's Castle
Dennis

The L-Shaped Room
Dr. Weaver

Girl in the News
Tracy

Web of Evidence
Enoch Oswald

The Walking Stick
Jack Foil

The Wreck of the Mary Deare
Sir Wilfred Falcett

The Last Days of Dolwyn
Rob

Broken Blossoms
Chen Huan

The Deep Blue Sea
Sir William Collyer

The Epic That Never Was
Interviewee / Caligula (archive footage)

I Accuse!
Emile Zola

The Dictator
King Christian VII of Danmark

This England
Appleyard

Evensong
George Leary

My Song for You
Theodore Bruckner

Dead Men Tell No Tales
Dr. Headlam
Road House
Chester
Night Alone
Charles Seaton

David Copperfield
Mr. Dick
City of Beautiful Nonsense
Jack Grey

The Deadly Game
Bernard Laroque

The Iron Duke
Bates

Eye of the Devil
Alain de Montfaucon

The Frightened Lady
Lord Lebanon

Men of Tomorrow
Horners
Sally Bishop
Arthur Montague

Past Caring
Edward

The Magic Box
Bank Manager

You Will Remember
Bob Slater

Three Husbands
Maxwell Bard

Friday the Thirteenth
William Blake

Darkness & Light: The Life of Graham Williams
Self - (archive)
Crew

King Ralph
Novel

The Corn Is Green
Theatre Play

Night Must Fall
Theatre Play

Night Must Fall
Theatre Play

The Last Days of Dolwyn
Director, Screenplay

Time Without Pity
Theatre Play

This England
Dialogue

Friday the Thirteenth
Dialogue

National Theatre Live: The Corn Is Green
Writer

The Corn Is Green
Theatre Play, Writer

The Citadel
Additional Dialogue
The Divine Spark
Adaptation

Life Begins at Eight-Thirty
Writer

Broken Blossoms
Writer

The Man Who Knew Too Much
Additional Dialogue

Evergreen
Adaptation