
Acting · Brighouse, West Riding of Yorkshire, England · Born August 7, 1924
Dudley Foster was an actor familiar to audiences of British film and television in the 1960s.
MovieSporting Chance
1975
as Heather (archive footage)
MovieMistress Pamela
1974
as Jonathan
MovieThat's Your Funeral
1972
as Grimthorpe
MoviePeer Gynt
1972
as Eberkopf / Strange passenger
MovieFollow Me!
1972
as Mr. Mayhew
TVIt's Murder. But Is It Art?
1972
as Inspector Hook
MovieDulcima
1971
as Symes
TVThe Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
as Chief Supt. Vyvyan
TVThe Persuaders!
1971
as Heather
The Bargain Hunters
1971
as Tom Fenton
Birds on the Wing
1971
as Sir George West
MovieQuest for Love
1971
as Grimshaw
MovieBilly's Last Stand
1971
as Darkly
MovieThe Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
1970
as Federman
TVPlay for Today
1970
as Darkly
If It Moves, File It
1970
as Foster
MovieWuthering Heights
1970
as Mr. Green
TVCatweazle
1970
as Hector Kenley
MovieForeign Exchange
1970
as Leo
MovieMoon Zero Two
1969
as Whitsun
MovieDoctor Who: The Space Pirates
1969
as Caven
MovieWhere's Jack?
1969
as Blueskin
TVBat Out of Hell
1966
as Inspector Clay
TVThe Informer
1966
as James Hughes
The Girl Who Loved Robots
1965
as Antrobus
The Mask of Janus
1965
as Ernest Fox
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Frank
MovieA Study in Terror
1965
as Home Secretary
MovieThe Little Ones
1965
as Supt. Carter
MovieNever Mention Murder
1965
as Philip Teasdale
TVPublic Eye
1965
as Major Thursby-Byers
TVThe Wednesday Play
1964
as Antrobus
TVTheatre 625
1964
as Kirill
Story Parade
1964
as Adam Harpur
Festival
1963
as Eisenring
MovieRicochet
1963
as Peter Dexter
TVThe Saint
1962
as Jones
MovieTerm of Trial
1962
as Detective Sergeant Keirnan
TVSteptoe and Son
1962
as Martin
The Rose Affair
1961
as Hugo
TVThe Avengers
1961
as Mr. Goat
TVDanger Man
1960
as Giorgio
MovieThe Two-Headed Spy
1958
as Gestapo Agent (uncredited)
TVArmchair Theatre
1956
as Tom Fenton
The Tamer Tamed
1956