Acting · London, England, UK · Born June 3, 1918
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Patrick Cargill (3 June 1918 – 23 May 1996) was a British actor known for his role on the British television sitcom Father, Dear Father. Description above from the Wikipedia article Patrick Cargill, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
MovieTony Hancock: From East Cheam to Earls Court
1985
as Self
Friday People
1985
TVFather, Dear Father
1978
as Patrick Glover
MovieThe Picture Show Man
1977
as Fitzwilliam
The Many Wives Of Patrick
1976
MovieThe Cherry Picker
1974
as Dr. Harrison
MovieFather Dear Father
1973
as Patrick Glover
MovieUp Pompeii
1971
as Nero
MovieThe Great Inimitable Mr. Dickens
1970
as Macready
MovieEvery Home Should Have One
1970
as Wallace Truffit MP
TVCribbins
1969
MovieIolanthe
1968
as The Lord Chancellor
MovieHammerhead
1968
as Condor
MovieInspector Clouseau
1968
as Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite
TVFather, Dear Father
1968
as Patrick Glover
TVOoh La La!
1968
as Edouard
TVThe Prisoner
1967
as Number Two
TVMan in a Suitcase
1967
MovieA Countess from Hong Kong
1967
as Hudson
MovieHelp!
1965
as Superintendent
MovieCarry On Jack
1964
as Governor Don Luis
MovieThis Is My Street
1964
as Ransome
MovieThe Hi-Jackers
1963
as Inspector Grayson
MovieA Stitch in Time
1963
as Dr. Meadows
TVEspionage
1963
as Colonel Tung
MovieThe Cracksman
1963
as Museum Guide
Top Secret
1961
MovieClue of the Silver Key
1961
as Binny
MovieCarry On Regardless
1961
as Raffish Store Customer
TVThe Avengers
1961
as Pemberton
MovieDoctor in Love
1960
as Car Salesman (uncredited)
MovieExpresso Bongo
1959
as Psychiatrist
MovieThe Night We Dropped a Clanger
1959
as Fritz
TVNo Hiding Place
1959
MovieCinderella
1958
as 1st Broker's Man
MovieUp the Creek
1958
as Commander
TVTheatre Night
1957
as Wilkinson
MovieAround the World in 80 Days
1956
as (uncredited)
TVHancock's Half Hour
1956
MovieThe Baby and the Battleship
1956
as Navigation Officer
MovieThe Extra Day
1956
as Cashier
MovieThe Sword and the Rose
1953
as French Diplomat
MovieTrottie True
1949
as Party Guest (uncredited)
