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Joss Ambler

Acting Born Jun 23, 1900 Died Jan 1, 1959 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 51 credits
51
Total Credits
1958
26 Years Career Span
4
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Joss Ambler works in acting. Born June 23, 1900 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Died January 1, 1959. Archytele tracks 51 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Big Money
The Long ArmThe Feminine TouchSpin a Dark Web
Strange ExperiencesThe PickpocketMiss Tulip Stays the Night
John Wesley
Background
Ghost ShipWho Goes There!Something Money Can't Buy
The MagnetHer Favourite Husband
Mine Own Executioner
The Years Between
They Were SistersHere Comes the SunThe AgitatorI'll Be Your SweetheartRead All About It
A Canterbury TaleThe Halfway HouseCandles at Nine
The Peterville DiamondThe Silver FleetRhythm SerenadeBattle for MusicHeadline
Penn of PennsylvaniaThe Next of KinLet the People SingMuch Too ShyThe Black Sheep of Whitehall
Atlantic FerryThe Prime Minister
Contraband
Murder in SohoCome on George!Trouble BrewingBlack EyesSecret Journey
The CitadelPremiereThe Claydon Treasure Mystery
The Last CurtainCaptain's Orders
Waltzing Matilda

Full Filmography

51 titles
  • The Big Money (1958) as Hobson
  • The Long Arm (1956) as Cashier at Shipping Office
  • The Feminine Touch (1956) as Bateman
  • Spin a Dark Web (1956) as Tom Walker
  • Strange Experiences (1955) as Effdob Bilk
  • The Pickpocket (1955) as Effdob Bilk
  • Miss Tulip Stays the Night (1955) as Inspector Thorne
  • John Wesley (1954) as Georgia Trustee
  • Background (1953) as Judge
  • Ghost Ship (1952) as Yacht Port Manager
  • Who Goes There! (1952) as Guide
  • Something Money Can't Buy (1952) as Mr. Burton - the auctioneer
  • The Magnet (1950) as Businessman
  • Her Favourite Husband (1950) as Mr. Wilson
  • Mine Own Executioner (1947) as Julian Briant
  • The Years Between (1946) as Atherton
  • They Were Sisters (1945) as Blakemore
  • Here Comes the Sun (1945) as Bradshaw
  • The Agitator (1945) as Charles Sheridan - the manager of Overend Works
  • I'll Be Your Sweetheart (1945) as Dugan
  • Read All About It (1945) as Adams
  • What's the Next Job? (1945) as Ewing
  • A Canterbury Tale (1944) as Police Inspector
  • The Halfway House (1944) as Pinsent
  • Candles at Nine (1944) as Garth Hope
  • The Peterville Diamond (1943) as Police Chief
  • The Silver Fleet (1943) as Cornelis Smit
  • Rhythm Serenade (1943)
  • Battle for Music (1943)
  • Headline (1943) as Chief Sub-Editor
  • Somewhere in Civvies (1943) as Matthews
  • Penn of Pennsylvania (1942) as Lord Mayor of London
  • The Next of Kin (1942) as Mr Vemon
  • Let the People Sing (1942)
  • Much Too Shy (1942) as Sir George Driscol
  • The Black Sheep of Whitehall (1942) as Sir John
  • Gert and Daisy Clean Up (1942) as Mr. Perry
  • Atlantic Ferry (1941) as Dr. Lardner
  • The Prime Minister (1941) as Earl of Carnarvon (uncredited)
  • Contraband (1940) as Lt. Cmdr. Ashton
  • Murder in Soho (1939) as Drunk
  • Come on George! (1939) as Sir Charles Bailey - the owner of the racehorse 'Maneater'
  • Trouble Brewing (1939) as Lord Redhill
  • Black Eyes (1939) as Tipsy Diner
  • Secret Journey (1939) as Colonel Blondin
  • The Citadel (1938) as Dr. A.H. Llewellyn
  • Premiere (1938) as Spectator
  • The Claydon Treasure Mystery (1938) as Inspector Fleming
  • The Last Curtain (1937) as Ellis
  • Captain's Orders (1937) as Randolph Potts
  • Waltzing Matilda (1933)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Joss Ambler best known for?

Joss Ambler is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Long Arm (1956), Here Comes the Sun (1945), The Rap of China (2017), Vinland Saga (2019).

When and where was Joss Ambler born?

Joss Ambler was born on June 23, 1900 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. They passed away on January 1, 1959.

How many credits does Joss Ambler have?

Joss Ambler has accumulated over 51 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1933 to 1958.