Roland Culver
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1900-08-21
Day of Death
1984-03-01 (83 years old)
Place of Birth
Highgate, London, England, UK
Roland Culver
Biography
Roland Culver was born on August 21, 1900 in London, England as Roland Joseph Culver. He was an actor, known for Thunderball (1965), Dead of Night (1945) and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943). He was married to Nan Hopkins and Daphne Rye. He died on March 1, 1984 in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, England.
Known For
Acting
(1982)
Britannia Hospital
as General Wetherby
(1982)
The Missionary
as Lord Fermleigh
(1982)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
as Bishop of Paris
(1981)
The Life and Times of David Lloyd George
as William Ewart Gladstone
(1980)
Rough Cut
as Mr. Lloyd Palmer
(1980)
Never Never Land
as Mr. Salford
(1979)
Death Becomes Me
as Duke of Caith
(1978)
The Greek Tycoon
as Robert Keith
(1978)
No Longer Alone
as A. E. Matthews
(1977)
The Uncanny
as Wallace (segment "London 1912")
(1977)
Wind of Change
as Uncle Cerdic
(1975)
Lloyd George Knew My Father
as General Sir William Boothroyd
(1973)
The MacKintosh Man
as Judge
(1973)
The Legend of Hell House
as Mr. Rudolph Deutsch
(1973)
Bequest to the Nation
as Lord Barham
(1972)
To Encourage the Others
as Lord Goddard
(1972)
High Summer
as Lord George
(1970)
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
as Sir Eric Bentley
(1970)
Fragment of Fear
as Mr. Vellacot
(1970)
Sovereign's Company
as General Cantfield
(1970)
(1969)
In Search of Gregory
as Wardle
(1968)
Number Ten
as Patrick Pryton
(1966)
A Man Could Get Killed
as Doctor Mathieson
(1965)
Thunderball
as Foreign Secretary
(1964)
The Yellow Rolls-Royce
as Norwood
(1963)
The Iron Maiden
as Lord Upshott
(1962)
Term of Trial
as Trowman
(1962)
A Pair of Briefs
as Sir John Pilbright
(1958)
Bonjour Tristesse
as Mr. Lombard
(1958)
Next to No Time
as Sir Godfrey Cowan
(1958)
Rockets Galore
as Capt Waggett
(1957)
The Hypnotist
as Dr. Francis Pelham
(1957)
Light Fingers
as Humphrey Levenham
(1957)
The Vicious Circle
as Detective Inspector Dane
(1957)
The Truth About Women
as Charles Tavistock
(1956)
Safari
as Sir Vincent Brampton
(1955)
An Alligator Named Daisy
as Colonel Geoffrey Weston
(1955)
The Ship That Died of Shame
as Maj. Fordyce
(1955)
Touch and Go
as Reg Fairbright
(1955)
The Man Who Loved Redheads
as Major Oscar Philipson
(1954)
The Teckman Mystery
as Detective Inspector-Major Harris
(1954)
Betrayed
as Gen. Warsleigh
(1953)
Rough Shoot
as Randall
(1952)
The Magic Box
as 1st Company Promoter
(1952)
The Hour of 13
as Connor
(1952)
The Holly and the Ivy
as Lord B.
(1952)
Folly to Be Wise
as George Prout
(1951)
Hotel Sahara
as Maj. Bill Randall
(1951)
The Late Edwina Black
as Inspector Martin
(1951)
Encore
as George Ramsay
(1950)
Trio
as Mr. Ashenden
(1949)
The Great Lover
as Grand Duke Maximillian
(1948)
Isn't It Romantic?
as Maj. Euclid Cameron
(1948)
The Emperor Waltz
as Baron Holenia
(1947)
Singapore
as Michael Van Leyden
(1947)
Down to Earth
as Mr. Jordan
(1946)
Wanted for Murder
as Chief Inspector Conway
(1946)
To Each His Own
as Lord Desham
(1945)
Dead of Night
as Eliot Foley (Segment "Linking Story")
(1945)
Perfect Strangers
as Richard
(1944)
English Without Tears
as Sir Cosmo Brandon
(1944)
On Approval
as Richard Halton
(1944)
Give Us the Moon
as Ferdinand
(1943)
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
as Col. Betteridge
(1943)
Dear Octopus
as Felix Martin
(1942)
Talk About Jacqueline
as Leslie Waddington
(1942)
Unpublished Story
as Stannard
(1942)
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
as Naval Officer
(1942)
The First of the Few
as Commander Bride
(1942)
Secret Mission
as Captain Red Gowan
(1942)
The Day Will Dawn
as Cmdr. Pittwaters
(1941)
Quiet Wedding
as Boofy Ponsonby
(1941)
Old Bill and Son
as Colonel
(1941)
This England
as Steward
(1940)
French Without Tears
as Cmdr. Bill Rogers
(1940)
Night Train to Munich
as Roberts
(1940)
Dangerous Comment
as Officer
(1940)
Girl in the News
as Police Inspector (Uncredited)
(1939)
Blind Folly
as Ford
(1937)
Paradise for Two
as Paul Duval
(1937)
When Thief Meets Thief
as BBC Audition
(1936)
Accused
as Henry Capelle
(1936)
Crime Over London
as Soap salesman
(1935)
Father and Son
as Vincent
(1934)
Nell Gwyn
as Bit Part (uncredited)
(1934)
Lucky Loser
as Pat Hayden
(1933)
Mayfair Girl
as Dick Porter
(1933)
Her Imaginary Lover
as Raleigh Raleigh
(1933)
(1932)
Marry Me
as Tailor
(1932)
Love on Wheels
as Salesman
(1932)
Her First Affaire
as Drunk
(1932)
C.O.D.
as Edward
(1932)
There Goes the Bride
as Jacques
(1932)
A Voice Said Goodnight
as Reporter
(1931)
77 Park Lane
as Sir Richard Carrington
(1931)
Fascination
as Ronnie