Actor, Music Department, Script and Continuity Department
Birthdate: Oct 24, 1895
Birthplace: London, England, UK
Died: May 24, 1981
Jack Warner started acting with the Sutton Amateur Dramatics Club after the end of World War I. From 1935, performed in cabaret at the London West End as half of the double act of Warner & Darnell. In addition to starring as Dixon of Dock Green (1955), which ran for over 20 years, he achieved lasting popularity on screen in the role of Joe Huggett, patriarch of a Cockney family, in Holiday Camp (1947), and its three sequels (plus a radio serial). Towards the end of his working life, 1976-80, Warner made a brief return to cabaret, before a stroke brought about his retirement.
Trained assassin Dominique, escaping her troubled past, crash lands her plane in a Colombian town rife with violence. Sheltered by a family, she faces attacks from police and must choose between self-preservation or defending her hosts.
Five oddball criminals planning a bank robbery rent rooms on a cul-de-sac from an octogenarian widow under the pretext that they are classical musicians.
asThe Superintendent
1955 |
The Quatermass Xperimentas Inspector Lomax
1954 |
Forbidden Cargoas Maj. Alec White
1954 |
Game of Dangeras Bonsell
1953 |
Break to Freedomas Capt. Maddox
1953 |
The Final Testas Sam Palmer
1953 |
The Square Ringas Danny Felton
1953 |
Those People Next Dooras Sam Twigg
1952 |
The Hundred Hour Huntas Inspector Lane
1951 |
Talk of a Millionas Bartley Murnahan
1951 |
Valley of the Eaglesas Inspector Peterson
1951 |
A Christmas Carolas Mr. Jorkin
1950 |
The Blue Lampas PC George Dixon
1949 |
Boys in Brownas Governor
1949 |
The Huggetts Abroadas The Huggett Family - Father
1949 |
Train of Eventsas Jim Hardcastle (segment "The Engine Driver")
1949 |
Vote for Huggettas Father
1948 |
Against the Windas Cronk
1948 |
Easy Moneyas Philip Stafford (segment The Stafford Story)
