John Williams
Biography
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John Williams (15 April 1903 – 5 May 1983) was an English stage, film and television actor. He is remembered for his role as chief inspector Hubbard in Alfred Hitchcock's Dial M For Murder, and as portraying the second "Mr. French" on TV's Family Affair.
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Known For
Acting
1955
asH. H. Hughson
1954
asChief Inspector Hubbard
1954
asThomas Fairchild
1968
asGen. Francis Mayhew
1960
asInspector Byrnes
1978
asMansfield
1957
asBrogan-Moore
1957
asIrving La Salle Jr.
1959
asGilbert Dickinson
1957
asColonel Whittingham
1966
asJ. Fredrick Duval
1967
asGerald Waverly
1954
asLutz
1956
asJohn T. 'Jack' Blessington
1951
asArchbald Puffin
1951
asMr. Foster
1952
asGeneral Sir Henry Harrison
1961
asNicolas Constantine
1965
asPeregrine Upjohn
1961
asStevens
1963
asColonel Pickering
2022
as
1948
asProsecuting Counsel
1968
asDr. Finache
1956
asBrig. Russell
1965
asJonathan Martin
1976
asJameson
1942
asMaj. Bishop
1942
as'English' Army Captain
1942
asGeneral Cooper (uncredited)
1974
asJudge
1960
asDelton
1972
asArthur Frankland
as
asRoger Haversham
asGordon Bentley
asEdmund Tinsley
asDoctor (segment “The Caterpillar”)
asLord Richard Weston
asInspector Hubbard
asWilliam Shakespeare
as
asWalker Hendricks
as
as
asSir Nigel Scott
asSir Guy
asas 
asSir Keith Nottingham
asColonel Hymber Masters (segment "The Doll")
as 
asInsp. Robert Briscoe
asasInspector Robert Briscoe
asDr. George Hazard
asHerbert Carpenter
asAlexander Penn Arlington
asCapt. Smollet
asAlexander Vinton
asInspector Davidson
asErnest Findlater
asInspector Brent
asColonel Pickering
asHarold Johnson
asCol. Selby
asSire Montrose
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