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Ernest Blyth

ActingBorn January 1, 1910Died January 1, 1981 (age 71)England, UK

Biography

Ernest Blyth was born in 1910 in England, UK. He was an actor, known for Six Days of Justice (1972) and The Silent Civil War (2023). He died in 1981 in Fulham, London, England, UK.

Filmography

1977
That's Carry On!

as Hotel Guest (archive footage) (uncredited)

Movie
1976
Love Among the Ruins

as Jury Member (Uncredited)

Movie
1975
The Rocky Horror Picture Show

as Floor Show Audience (uncredited)

Movie
1975
The Good Life

as Man In Pub

TV
1975
Brannigan

as Gentlemans Club Member (uncredited)

Movie
1974
S*P*Y*S

as Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1973
Carry On Girls

as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1972
Young Winston

as Member of Parliament (uncredited)

Movie
1972
Follow Me!

as Party Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1972
The Ruling Class

as Lord (uncredited)

Movie
1970
There's a Girl in My Soup

as Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1970
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer

as Prime Minister's Functionary at Airport (uncredited)

Movie
1970
Ace of Wands

as Man at Fête (uncredited)

TV
1969
Battle of Britain

as Civilian Watching German Bomber Crash (uncredited)

Movie
1968
The Charge of the Light Brigade

as Army Officer Awaiting Posting (Uncredited)

Movie
1967
I'll Never Forget What's'isname

as Party Guest Looking at Artwork (uncredited)

Movie
1967
Follow That Camel

as Man at Cricket Match (uncredited)

Movie
1965
Life at the Top

as Election Agent (uncredited)

Movie
1965
The Skull

as Auction Attendee (uncredited)

Movie
1965
Darling

as Man at Airport (uncredited)

Movie
1965
The Intelligence Men

as Reception Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1964
The Yellow Rolls-Royce

as Ascot Attendee (uncredited)

Movie
1964
Detective

as Curzon Club Member (uncredited)

TV
1963
A Stitch in Time

as Sunshine Ball Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1963
Doctor Who

as Coven Member (uncredited)

TV
1963
The Mouse on the Moon

as Dignatory at Ship Launching (Uncredited)

Movie
1963
The Day of the Triffids

as SS Midland Passenger (uncredited)

Movie
1962
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner

as Army Officer at Sports Day (uncredited)

Movie
1962
I Thank a Fool

as Court Official (uncredited)

Movie
1962
In the Doghouse

as Pet Show Visitor (uncredited)

Movie
1961
No Love for Johnnie

as MP (uncredited)

Movie
1960
The Hands of Orlac

as Nightclub Audience (uncredited)

Movie
1960
Doctor in Love

as Haystack Club Patron (uncredited)

Movie
1960
Cone of Silence

as 2nd Court of Inquiry Member

Movie
1959
The Four Just Men

as Official at Inquest (uncredited)

TV
1959
Carry On Teacher

as Parent (uncredited)

Movie
1959
The Giant Behemoth

as Scientist at Conference (uncredited)

Movie
1959
Danger Within

as Hut Commander (uncredited)

Movie
1958
The Man Inside

as Man in Lisbon Hotel (uncredited)

Movie
1958
Carry On Sergeant

as Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1958
The Whole Truth

as Party Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1957
The Truth About Women

as Spectator in Courtroom (uncredited)

Movie
1957
Brothers in Law

as Barrister (uncredited)

Movie
1956
The Hide-Out

as Man in Airport Lounge (uncredited)

Movie
1956
A Town Like Alice

as Prisoner (uncredited)

Movie
1955
Alias John Preston

as Hospital Board Member (uncredited)

Movie
1955
Man of the Moment

as Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1954
The Green Buddha

as Art Gallery Visitor (uncredited)

Movie
1954
Lease of Life

as Cathedral Congregation Member (uncredited)

Movie
1953
Trouble in Store

as Shop Assistant (uncredited)

Movie
1953
The Saint's Return

as Party Guest (uncredited)

Movie
1953
Genevieve

as Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)

Movie
1952
Escape Route

as Morgue Attendant (uncredited)

Movie
1952
Trent's Last Case

as Concert Attendee

Movie
1951
Happy Go Lovely

as Creditor (uncredited)

Movie
1951
The Long Dark Hall

as Court Clerk (uncredited)

Movie
1938
The Lady Vanishes

as Foreign Office Man (uncredited)

Movie

Personal Info

DepartmentActing
BirthdayJanuary 1, 1910
Day of DeathJanuary 1, 1981
Place of BirthEngland, UK
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