Russell Napier
Biography
Russell Napier was born in Perth, Western Australia. Originally a lawyer, Napier was active as an actor on the stage as early as 1936; on the screen, from 1947 to 1974, playing both comedic and dramatic roles in both cinema and television. Notably, he starred in a liveBBC television production of H. G. Wells' The Time Machine in 1949; still photographs of this production exist, but no actual footage.
Known For
Acting
1958
asPotter
1955
asSupt. John Harrington
1955
asRaymond Curtis
1955
asInspector Simmons
1968
asLeeds
1961
as2nd Plain Clothes Officer
1960
asThompson
1968
asLandlord
1962
asFlag Captain
1955
asInsp. Durham
1961
asBrother Elias
1954
asInsp. Treherne
1956
asScotland Yard Supt. Davidson
1954
asInspector Harmer
1952
asStevens
1957
asBanker Green
1958
asSquire Myles
1957
as
1952
asSupt. Walshaw
1949
as
1953
asInspector Markham
1957
asParker
1962
asNarrator
1956
asSir Henry Dimmock
1968
asProfessor Fuller
1952
asDet. Cutler
1956
asDetective Sgt. Bolton
1960
asAir Vice Marshal (uncredited)
1958
asCapt. Stanley Lord
1960
asSuperintendent
1964
asColonel Thompson
1956
asInspector Hobson
1957
asInspector Duggan
1954
asWg. Cmr. Rogers
1953
asCol. Stafford
1956
asJack Burns
1953
asDetective at Ann's Apartment (Uncredited)
1952
asNarrator
asDr. Green
asAdmiral Habberfield
as
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asSir Harold Plant
asInspector Duggan
asHeadmaster
Production
Crew
Directing
