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Actor
Stewart Granger
- Born May 6, 1913 in Kensington, London, United Kingdom
- Died August 16, 1993
Stewart Granger (born James Lablache Stewart; 6 May 1913 – 16 August 1993) was a British actor, mainly associated with heroic and romantic leading roles. He was a popular leading man from the 1940s to the early 1960s, rising to fame through his appearances in the Gainsborough melodramas. Description above from the Wikipedia article Stewart Granger, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Murder, She Wrote1984
The Wild Geese1978
The Love Boat1977
King Solomon's Mines1950
North to Alaska1960
Moonfleet1955
Scaramouche1952
Rampage at Apache Wells1965
Filmography
- 2003Les messages de Fritz LangFilm
- 2000Sir John Mills' Moving MemoriesFilmSelf (archive footage)
- 1995Roger Moore: A Matter of ClassFilmSelf (archive footage)
- 1995Otto – The SeriesSeriesVerschiedene
- 1989Fine GoldFilm
- 1989ChameleonsFilmJason Carr
- 1988Hell HuntersFilmMartin Hoffmann
- 1987A Hazard of HeartsFilmOld Vulcan
- 1987The Legacy of GuldenburgsSeriesJack Brinkley
- 1987Grace Kelly: The American PrincessFilmSelf (archive footage)
- 1987The Story of a RecluseFilmManton Jamieson
- 1986The WizardSeries
- 1986CrossingsSeriesGeorge Hackett
- 1985The Golden Gong: The Story of Rank Films - British Cinema's Legendary StudioFilmSelf
- 1984Murder, She WroteSeriesJohn Landry
- 1982HotelSeriesTony Fielding
- 1982WoganSeriesSelf
- 1982The Royal Romance of Charles and DianaFilmPrince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
- 1978The Wild GeeseFilmSir Edward Matherson
- 1977The Love BoatSeriesThomas Preston
- 1974Am laufenden BandSeriesSelf - Guest
- 1972The Hound of the BaskervillesFilmSherlock Holmes
- 1971V.I.P. SchaukelSeriesSelf
- 1969Any Second NowFilmPaul Dennison
- 1968The Movie OrgyFilmSelf (archive footage)
- 1967The Last SafariFilmMiles Gilchrist
- 1966The Trygon FactorFilmSuperintendent Cooper Smith
- 1966Target for KillingFilmJames Vine
- 1966Requiem for a Secret AgentFilmJimmy Merrill
- 1966Where Are You Taking That WomanFilmDavid Porter
- 1965Rampage at Apache WellsFilmOld Surehand
- 1965Flaming FrontierFilmOld Surehand
- 1965Red DragonFilmMichael Scott
- 1965The Crooked RoadFilmDuke Of Orgagna
- 1964Frontier HellcatFilmOld Surehand
- 1964The Secret InvasionFilmMaj. Richard Mace
- 1963The Shortest DayFilmAvvocato (uncredited)
- 1962Sodom and GomorrahFilmLot
- 1962The VirginianSeriesAlan MacKenzie, Col. Alan MacKenzie
- 1962CommandoFilmCaptain Le Blanc
- 1962The Swordsman of SienaFilmThomas Stanswood
- 1961The Secret PartnerFilmJohn Brent
- 1960North to AlaskaFilmGeorge Pratt
- 1958The Whole TruthFilmMax Poulton
- 1958Harry Black and the TigerFilmHarry Black
- 1957Gun GloryFilmTom Early
- 1957The Little HutFilmSir Philip Ashlow
- 1956The Last HuntFilmSandy McKenzie
- 1956Bhowani JunctionFilmCol. Rodney Savage
- 1955MoonfleetFilmJeremy Fox
- 1955Footsteps in the FogFilmStephen Lowry
- 1955MGM ParadeSeriesSelf
- 1954Beau BrummellFilmBeau Brummell
- 1954Green FireFilmRian X. Mitchell
- 1953SalomeFilmCommander Claudius
- 1953Young BessFilmThomas Seymour
- 1953All the Brothers Were ValiantFilmMark Shore
- 1952ScaramoucheFilmAndre Moreau
- 1952The Prisoner of ZendaFilmRudolf Rassendyll / King Rudolf V
- 1952The Wild NorthFilmJules Vincent
- 1951The Light TouchFilmSam Conride
- 1951Soldiers ThreeFilmPvt. Archibald Ackroyd
- 1950King Solomon's MinesFilmAllan Quartermain
- 1950Jungle SafariFilmHimself (archival footage)
- 1949Adam and EvelyneFilmAdam Black
- 1948Blanche FuryFilmPhilip Thorn
- 1948Saraband for Dead LoversFilmCount Philip Konigsmark
- 1948Woman HaterFilmLord Terence Datchett
- 1948BambiSeriesSelf (archive footage)
- 1947Captain BoycottFilmHugh Davin
- 1946The Magic BowFilmNicolo Paganini
- 1946CaravanFilmRichard Darrell
- 1945Caesar and CleopatraFilmApollodorus
- 1945Waterloo RoadFilmTed Purvis
- 1945Madonna of the Seven MoonsFilmNino Barucci
- 1944Fanny by GaslightFilmHarry Somerford
- 1944Love StoryFilmKit Firth
- 1943The Man in GreyFilmSwinton Rokeby / Peter Rokeby
- 1943The Lamp Still BurnsFilmLaurence Rains
- 1943Thursday's ChildFilmDavid Penley