David Webb
Acting Born Mar 6, 1931 Died Jun 30, 2012 Luton, England, UK 37 credits
Biography
David Webb works in acting. Born March 6, 1931 in Luton, England, UK. Died June 30, 2012. Archytele lists 37 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Silent Predators
The Black TowerKnockback: 1
The Road to 1984
Muck and Brass
Bergerac
A Tale of Two Cities
MinderTales of the Unexpected
Blake's 7Strangers
The Sunday DramaHazlitt in Love
The New AvengersRogue Male
Rumpole of the Bailey
Crown CourtCrown CourtVan der ValkNew Scotland Yard
The Rivals of Sherlock HolmesSunday Bloody SundayDoctor Who: Colony in Space
ManhuntLay Down Your ArmsThe Hallelujah Handshake
Battle of Britain
Nicholas NicklebyWitchfinder GeneralDiamonds for Breakfast
A Game, Like, Only a Game
Theatre 625
Doctor WhoSergeant Cork
His and HersVery Important Person
Tunes of Glory
Full filmography
- Silent Predators (1999) as Sheriff Howell
- The Black Tower (1985) as Inspector Rouse
- Knockback: 1 (1985) as Defence Counsel
- The Road to 1984 (1984) as Magazine Editor
- Muck and Brass (1982)
- Bergerac (1981) as Pathologist
- A Tale of Two Cities (1980) as Gabelle
- Minder (1979) as John Draham
- Tales of the Unexpected (1979) as Ronnie Carey
- Blake's 7 (1978) as Stot
- Strangers (1978) as Sam Clegg
- The Sunday Drama (1977) as Johnson
- Hazlitt in Love (1977) as Follet
- The New Avengers (1976) as Harold Bilston
- Rogue Male (1976) as Pork Pie
- Rumpole of the Bailey (1975) as Mr Fingleton
- Crown Court (1972) as Francis Larwood
- Crown Court (1972) as Sidney Abbott
- Van der Valk (1972) as Leo
- New Scotland Yard (1972) as Mr Bronson
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes (1971) as Musgrove
- Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971) as Restaurant Owner (scenes deleted)
- Doctor Who: Colony in Space (1971) as Leeson
- Manhunt (1970) as Linz
- Lay Down Your Arms (1970) as Fred
- The Hallelujah Handshake (1970) as Probation Officer
- Battle of Britain (1969) as RAF Officer (uncredited)
- Nicholas Nickleby (1968) as Croupier
- Witchfinder General (1968) as Jailer
- Diamonds for Breakfast (1968)
- A Game, Like, Only a Game (1966) as Frank
- Theatre 625 (1964) as Newman
- Doctor Who (1963) as Leeson
- Sergeant Cork (1963) as PC Evans
- His and Hers (1961) as Man with Report
- Very Important Person (1961) as Prisoner of War (uncredited)
- Tunes of Glory (1960) as Officer