David Niven
Biography
James David Graham Niven (1 March 1910 – 29 July 1983), known as David Niven, was a British actor and novelist, best known for his roles as Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days and Sir Charles Lytton, a.k.a. "the Phantom", in The Pink Panther. He was awarded the 1958 Academy Award for Best Actor in Separate Tables.
Known For
Acting

1963
asSir Charles Lytton

1985
asSelf (archive footage)

1966
asPhilippe de Montfaucon

1939
asEdgar Linton

1958
asRaymond

1956
asPhileas Fogg

2000
asSelf (archive footage)

1978
asColonel Race

1961
asCpl. James Arthur Miller

1966
asDr. Jason Love

1976
asJ.W. Osborne

1976
asDick Charleston

1936
asCaptain Clyde Lockert

1962
asLama who remembers Lady Chatterly's Lover (uncredited)

1938
asAlbert De Regnier

1967
asJames Bond

1948
asRoland Dane

1968
asJonathan Kingsley

1969
asColonnel Carol Matthews, aka 'Le Cerveau'

1982
asSir Charles Litton

1963
asSir Arthur Robertson

1946
asPeter Carter

1964
asLawrence Jameson

1944
asLieutenant Jim Perry

1939
asDavid Merlin

1979
asProfessor Blake

1983
asSir Charles Litton

1977
asPriory

1954
asRex Allerton

1958
asDavid Angus Pollock

1954
asMajor Charles Carrington

1947
asDale Williams

1944
asNarrator (voice)

1936
asCaptain Gerald Preston

1937
asCaptain Fritz von Tarlenheim

1936
asCaptain Randall

1936
asTeddy

1942
asGeoffrey Crisp

1938
asLt. Scott

1961
asMaj. Richardson

1980
asChief Insp. Cyril Willis

1960
asLarry Mackay

1947
asHenry Brougham

1957
asGodfrey Smith

1980
asCol. W.H. Grice

1937
asPaul de Brack

1950
asJacques Riboudeaux

1936
asBertie Wooster

1953
asDavid Slater

1965
asDicky, Lord Lendale

1959
asMiles Doughton

1939
asTony "The Great Arturo"

1968
asGerald Hardcastle

1959
asChris Walters

1974
asCount Dracula

1955
asJames - Duke of Brampton

1969
asLt. Commander John Finchhaven, R.N.

1957
asAlan Coles

1951
asValentine Moreland

1980
asIvan

1952
asBill Shelby

1975
as'Major' Walter Bradbury

1947
asDoctor Anthony Stanton

2005
asSelf - Actor (archive footage)

1951
asB.G. Bruno

1939
asLieut. McCool

1938
asChristopher Leigh

2000
asCount Dracula (archive footage)

1956
asPatrick Harris

1957
asHenry Brittingham-Brett

1971
asAlex Bolt

1939
asA.J. Raffles

1950
asPercy "Scarlet Pimpernel" Blakeney

1951
asCapt. Pindenny

1969
asMajor Burnside

1949
asKenneth Marquis

1948
asPrince Charles Edward Stuart

1949
asEric Phillips

1946
asAaron Burr

1935
asLeo Cartwright

1937
asJoe Gilling

1938
asSteve Harrington

1954
asJasper O'Leary

1962
asTom Jordan

1972
asCharles Dreyer

1935
asBill Gage

1936
asGeorge Britell

1962
asMajor Peter Whitfield

1979
asSelf

1935
asCockney Sailor Thrown Out of Saloon (uncredited)

1935
asClancey Lorrimore

1979
asSir William Stephenson

1983
asNick Cartland

2022
asSelf (archive footage)

1932
asBit Role (uncredited)

2024
as(archive footage)

1995
asSelf (archive footage)

1971
asHost

1988
asSelf (archive footage)

1935
asAble Bodied Seaman (uncredited)

1974
asSir Simon de Canterville

1949
asSelf

1997
asSelf (archive footage) (uncredited)

1936
asSelf

1978
asSelf

1956
asRoger Tweakham

1991
asactor 'Bonjour Tristesse' (archive footage) (uncredited)

1975
asNarrator (voice)

1966
asSelf - Interviewee

1963
asSoldato inglese (uncredited)

1934
asSlave (uncredited)

1974
asNarrator
asHarvey Cleeve
asSelf
as
asMark Garron
asAlec Fleming
asSheffield
asAllen Raikes
asDavid Niven
asSelf - Host
asJeff Carleton
asSelf
asMarcus Dodds
asPaul Evans
asSelf (archive footage)
asRobert Medhill
asSelf
asPaul Martel
asJohnny
asSelf
asMilo Brant
asDoctor
asWilliam Langford
asMitch
asPhil Weston
asBingham
asSteve Carlyle / Roger Carlyle
asDoctor Gentry
asTed Parker
asAndy
asRichard Lilliam
asAndy Fields
asJohn
asRoyal Thurston
asHal Winters
asTony Stewart
asGeorge
asDeacon
asCharles
asRobert Louis Stevenson
asHenry
asWyeth
asUncle Fred
asCookie
asAdams
asMaxwell
asPhilip
asLarkin
asFrank
asDavid
asJim Kenyon
asTed
asLee
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf / Host
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf
asJeff Carleton
asSelf
asSelf - Guest
asSelf
asSelf - Panelist
asSir William Stephenson
asHost
asSelf - Winner
Production

1984
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asCrew
Directing
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