Reginald Marsh
Reginald Marsh was an English character actor who had a long career in both film and television.
The Incredible Robert Baldick: Never Come Night
(Charles Aldington)
The Man Who Came to Die
(Insp. Wadcot)
The Baron: Mystery Island
(Captain Brenner)
Mr. Marsh Comes to School
(Narrator)
The Stone Tape
(Crawshaw)
Mutinies
(Gerald Casaubon)
Who Pays the Piper?
The Sicilians
(Inspector Webb)
Headline Hunters
Sky Pirates
(Eddie)
Young Winston
(Prince of Wales)
It Happened Here
(IAO Medical Officer)
Mark of the Devil
(Dr. Melford)
Jigsaw
The Ballad of Ben Bagot
(Mr Hillmorton)
The Day the Earth Caught Fire
(Picture Editor (uncredited))
Berserk!
(Sergeant Hutchins)
Shadow of Fear
(Oliver)
The Ugly Duckling
(Reporter)
Art Discovers America
The Best Pair of Legs in the Business
(Fred)
The Pursuers
(Inspector)
Shadow of Fear
Private Practice
(Dennis Masters)
The Ragman's Daughter
(George)
A Prize of Arms
(Sergeant in Administration)
Three Kinds of Heat
(Sir Hugh)
Death Becomes Me
(Dr Fowler)
The Ghosts of Motley Hall
The Avengers
The Persuaders!
(Dr. Fowler)
The Sweeney
(Arnold Foss)
The Good Life
Out of This World
Crown Court
The Scales of Justice
(Harry Turner)
The Saint
(Ed Brown)
Barlow
The Champions
(Capt. Conrad Schultz)
No Hiding Place
Terry and Julian
(Mr. Wilson)
Mr Wymi
Never Say Die
How's Your Father
Only When I Laugh
The Loner (UK)
The Old Campaigner
A Wedding
The Adventurer
(Sorenson)
Softly Softly: Task Force
(Chief Supt. Ted Leach)
The Cheaters
(Inspector Martin)
Minder
(Johnny Winstanley)
Crown Court
(Charles Baker)
George and Mildred
(Humphrey)
Bergerac
(Arnold Trowbridge)
Bread
(Doctor)
Manhunt
(Jean Pierre Lasalle)
Bread
(Mr. Rachel)
Terry and June
(Sir Dennis Hodge)
The Big M
(Seymour Tancred)
The Goodies
(Minister for Sport)
Terry and June
(Sir Dennis)
Bless This House
(Mr. Parker)
The Good Life
(Sir Andrew)
Armchair Theatre
(Det. Inspector Wadcot)
Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense
(Dr. Melford)
Sykes
(Bus Depot Manager)
Sykes
(Mr. Crabtree (Newspaper Editor))
Sykes
(Rival Skipper)
Home to Roost
(Jim Brown)