Born in Lewisham, London, England, UK — Jun 15 1907• Died Jul 02 1975

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Robertson Justice (15 June 1907 – 2 July 1975) was a popular British character actor in British films of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Description above from the Wikipedia article James Robertson Justice, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Fitzwilliam

Self

Commodore Jensen / Prologue Narrator

Lord Scrumptious

Capt. Boomer

Seaman Quist

Narrator

Countess' Advisor (segment "Metzengerstein")

Prince of Wales

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Luther Ackenthorpe

Vashtar

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Dr. Maclaren

Little John

Branksome (segment "The Facts of Life")

Dr. Grimstone

General Burroughs

Prof. Benbow

P.O. (Taff) Evans R.N.

Centurion of the 8th Legion

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Naval Commander

Commander Charles Chingford

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Self (archive footage)

Martin Alonso Pinzon

Sir Benjamin Boyd

Captain McKenzie

Tramp

Capt. Robertson

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Abishai

Robert

Captain Wentworth Hogg

Sir Harvey Russellrod

Patron (uncredited)

Eugene Dakers

Warren Ingram

Sir James Colebrook

Mr. Sine

Duke Campbell, of Argyll

Simeon Beautrie

Major Bourdon

Hugo Bryant

Dr. Martout

Sir Lancelot Spratt

Arthur Peters

Matthew Huntington Hatch

Sir Beverley Grant

Prof. Keval

Engine Room Officer Trotter

Sir Charles

British Beachmaster

The MacAlister

'Mac' MacDonald

Admiral Ryder

Captain Brent

McClintock

Sir Arthur Harold

James Mansfield

Librarian

Ackerman

Anton Muller

Robert Martin / 'Bow Wow'

Katov - un sculpteur

King Henry VIII

Jonathan Roche

Sir John (voice)

Operations Room Officer

Colonel Vladimir Denisovich Sklarnoff

Sir Charles Robson

Sir Ernest "Lieutenant M.J. Farrow, RN" Pease, KBE, FRS

Red Dougal

Angus McGee

Justice Haddon

Kapitän Freytag

Head of Madame Tussauds' Guides

Sir Hammond

RAdm. Rainbird
Feste

Doctor Alfred Stoner

Prison Governor

Robert Morrison


MacIain