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Johns in The Duke in Darkness in 1943

Mervyn Johns was a Welsh actor who appeared in 74 films, 32 television shows, and more than 23 plays across six decades on screen and stage. Johns made his theatrical debut while on tour of the British dominions in 1923 and his screen debut with Lady in Danger in 1934. He went on to become an indelible part of British wartime cinema with starring roles in Saloon Bar (1940), The Next of Kin (1942), Went the Day Well? (1942), The Halfway House (1944), Twilight Hour (1945), and Dead of Night (1945). In the postwar era, he worked regularly as a character actor at Ealing Studios, first with starring roles in They Knew Mr. Knight (1946), The Captive Heart (1946), Captain Boycott (1947), Easy Money (1948), and Scrooge (1951), and later guest appearances on televised plays and anthology series.

Filmography[edit]

Film[edit]

Year Title Role Director Studio Notes Ref
1934 Lady in Danger Reporter Tom Walls Gaumont-British Film debut [1]
1935 The Tunnel — Maurice Elvey Gaumont-British [1]
The Guv'nor Bank director Milton Rosmer Gaumont-British [2]
Foreign Affaires Courtroom interpreter Tom Walls Gainsborough Pictures [3]
1936 Pot Luck Night watchman Tom Walls Gainsborough Pictures [4]
In the Soup Meakin Henry Edwards Julius Hagen Productions [5]
Everything Is Thunder Karl (waiter) Milton Rosmer Gaumont-British [6]
Dishonour Bright French postcard seller Tom Walls General Film Distributors [5]
1937 Song of the Forge — Henry Edwards Butcher's Film Service [7]
Storm in a Teacup Court bailiff Ian Dalrymple
Victor Saville 		London Films [5]
Night Ride Trapped miner John Paddy Carstairs British and Dominions Imperial Studios [8]
The Last Curtain Hemp David MacDonald British and Dominions Imperial Studios [9]
1938 Almost a Gentleman Percival Clicker Oswald Mitchell Butcher's Film Service [10]
1939 Jamaica Inn Thomas Alfred Hitchcock Mayflower Productions [6]
1940 The Midas Touch — David MacDonald Warner Brothers [6]
Convoy — Pen Tennyson Ealing Studios [10]
Girl in the News James Fetherwood Carol Reed Twentieth Century Productions [10]
Saloon Bar Charlie Wickers Walter Forde Ealing Studios [11]
1942 The Next of Kin Mr Davis (No 23) Thorold Dickinson Ealing Studios [12]
The Foreman Went to France Passport official Charles Frend Ealing Studios [13]
Went the Day Well? Charlie Sims Alberto Cavalcanti Ealing Studios [13]
1943 The Bells Go Down Sam Basil Dearden Ealing Studios [11]
My Learned Friend Arthur Grimshaw Basil Dearden Ealing Studios [14]
San Demetrio London John Boyle Charles Frend
Robert Hamer 		Ealing Studios [15]
1944 The Halfway House Rhys Basil Dearden Ealing Studios [16]
1945 Twilight Hour Major John Roberts Paul L. Stein British National Films Company [17]
Dead of Night Walter Craig Alberto Cavalcanti
Charles Crichton
Robert Hamer
Basil Dearden 		Ealing Studios [18]
Pink String and Sealing Wax Edward Sutton Robert Hamer Ealing Studios [19]
1946 They Knew Mr. Knight Tom Blake Norman Walker General Film Distributors [20]
The Captive Heart Evans Basil Dearden Ealing Studios [12]
1947 Captain Boycott Watty Connell Frank Launder Individual Pictures [21]
1948 Easy Money Herbert Atkins Bernard Knowles Gainsborough Pictures [22]
Counterblast Dr. Bruckner (the Beast of Ravensbruck) Paul L. Stein British National Films Company [23]
Quartet Samuel Sunbury Ken Annakin
Arthur Crabtree
Harold French
Ralph Smart 		Gainsborough Pictures
J. Arthur Rank Productions 		Segment: The Kite [24]
1949 Edward, My Son Harry Sempkin George Cukor MGM-British Studios [25]
Helter Skelter Ernest Bennett Ralph Thomas Gainsborough Pictures [10]
Diamond City Hart David MacDonald Gainsborough Pictures [26]
1950 Tony Draws a Horse Alfred Parsons John Paddy Carstairs Pinnacle Productions [27]
1951 Scrooge Bob Cratchit Brian Desmond Hurst George Minter Productions [28]
The Magic Box Goitz John Boulting British Lion Films [29]
1952 The Tall Headlines Uncle Ted Terence Young Raymond Stross Productions [30]
1953 The Oracle Tom Mitchum C. M. Pennington-Richards Group 3 Films [31]
Valley of Song Minister Idris Griffiths Gilbert Gunn Associated British Picture Corporation [32]
The Master of Ballantrae MacKellar William Keighley Warner Brothers [33]
1954 Romeo and Juliet Friar Laurence Renato Castellani Universalcine
Verona Produzione 		[34]
1955 The Blue Peter Captain Snow Wolf Rilla Group 3 Films
Beaconsfield Productions 		[35]
1956 1984 Jones Michael Anderson Holiday Film Productions [36]
The Intimate Stranger Ernest Chaple Alec C. Snowden Anglo-Guild Productions
Merton Park Studios 		[37]
Moby Dick Peleg John Huston Moulin Productions [38]
Find the Lady Mr. Hurst Charles Saunders Major Productions
Act Productions 		[39]
1957 The Counterfeit Plan Louie Bernard Montgomery Tully Amalgamated Productions [40]
Doctor at Large Smith Ralph Thomas The Rank Organisation [10]
The Vicious Circle Dr. George Kimber Gerald Thomas Beaconsfield Productions [41]
The Surgeon's Knife Mr. Waring Gordon Parry Gibraltar Films [10]
Danger List Graham Ellis Leslie Arliss Hammer Film Productions Short film [10]
1958 The Gypsy and the Gentleman Brook Joseph Losey The Rank Organisation [42]
1959 The Devil's Disciple Rev. Maindeck Parshotter Guy Hamilton Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Films
Bryna Productions 		[10]
1960 Once More, with Feeling! Mr. Wilbur Jr. Stanley Donen Columbia Pictures [43]
Never Let Go Alfie Barnes John Guillermin Independent Artists [44]
The Sundowners Jack Patchogue (Mayor of Cawndilla) Fred Zinnemann Warner Brothers [45]
1961 No Love for Johnnie Charlie Young Ralph Thomas Five Star [46]
The Rebel Manager of art gallery Robert Day Associated British Picture Corporation [10]
Francis of Assisi Brother Juniper Michael Curtiz Perseus Productions [47]
1963 The Day of the Triffids Mr. Coker Steve Sekely
Freddie Francis 		Security Pictures [10]
55 Days at Peking Clergyman Nicholas Ray Samuel Bronston Productions [48]
80,000 Suspects Buckridge Val Guest Val Guest Productions [39]
The Old Dark House Potiphar Femm William Castle William Castle Productions
Hammer Film Productions 		[10]
The Victors Dennis Carl Foreman Open Road Films
Highroad Productions 		[10]
1964 A Jolly Bad Fellow Willie Pugh-Smith Don Chaffey Pax Films [10]
1965 The Heroes of Telemark Col. Wilkinson Anthony Mann Benton Film Productions [10]
1966 Who Killed the Cat? Henry Fawcett Montgomery Tully Eternal Films [10]
1973 The National Health Rees Jack Gold Virgin Films [49]
1976 House of Mortal Sin Father Duggan Pete Walker Pete Walker (Heritage) Final film [10]

Television[edit]

Year Title Role Director Network Notes Ref
1938 Pride and Prejudice Sir Wilfred Lucas — BBC Television Television film [50]
1950–1957 BBC Sunday Night Theatre Harold Simpson
Albert Eccles
Samuel Pepys
Rough
His Excellency the Governor 		— BBC Television 5 episodes [51]
1955–1961 ITV Television Playhouse Walter Turnbull
Wickers
Jan Konigsveldt
Jack Wilson
Frank Davidson
Sylvan Humphreys 		Antony Kearey
Herbert Wise
Cyril Butcher
Ronald Marriott
Rosemary Hill
Toby Robertson 		Associated-Rediffusion 7 episodes [51]
1956 New Ramps for Old J. Philimore Sparkes — BBC Television 6 episodes [52]
1956–1964 ITV Play of the Week Caspar Darde
Rev. Arthur Mottram
Doctor Evans
Eli 		David Boisseau
Philip Saville
Warren Tute
David Boisseau 		Granada Television 4 episodes [53]
1957 A Tale of Two Cities Mr. Jarvis Lorry — BBC Television Television mini series
7 episodes 		[54]
[55]
1958 White Hunter Mr. Doak Max Varnel
Joseph Sterling 		Telestar Productions 2 episodes [53]
Leave It to Todhunter Lawrence Todhunter Andrew Osborn BBC Television 6 episodes [56]
1959 Knight Errant Limited Harry Smith Stuart Latham Granada Television Episode: He Fell Among Thieves [57]
1960 Boyd Q.C. John Parsons Michael Currer-Briggs Associated-Rediffusion Episode: The Little Man [58]
1962 Probation Officer Mr. Todd Geoffrey Stephenson Associated Television [59]
Maigret Inspector Fumel Terence Williams BBC Television Episode: The Amateurs [60]
The Keep Ben Morton John Dexter BBC Television Television film [61]
1963 The Third Man Geoffrey Ormsby David MacDonald BBC Television
Prestige Productions
National Telefilm Associates 		Episode: A King's Ransom [62]
1964 Detective Father Brown Gilchrist Calder BBC Television Episode: The Quick One [63]
No Hiding Place Alf Turnball Cyril Coke Associated-Rediffusion Episode: Hanging by a Thread [64]
Danger Man Armstrong Don Chaffey Incorporated Television Company Episode: No Marks for Servility [51]
1965 The Sullavan Brothers Benjamin Greenfield Philip Dale Associated Television Episode: You Can't Win [65]
Knock on Any Door Mr. Prubright Graham Evans Associated Television Episode: Close Season [53]
The Avengers Brandon Storey Roy Ward Baker ABC Weekend Television Episode: Too Many Christmas Trees [51]
1965–1966 Pardon the Expression Jacob Elijah Burgess
Jeb 		Wally Butler
Michael Cox 		Granada Television 2 episodes [53]
1966 The Saint Doctor Davis Roger Moore Bamore
Incorporated Television Company 		Episode: The House on Dragon's Rock [51]
1972 Kate Mr. Norris Paul Annett Yorkshire Television Episode: People Depend on You [53]
The Adventurer Franz Kolmar Val Guest Incorporated Television Company Episode: Deadlock [53]
Dixon of Dock Green Mr. Farmer Vere Lorrimer BBC Television Episode: The Fingerman [66]
The Strauss Family Doctor Sarner David Giles Associated Television Television mini series
Episode: Josef 		[67]
1973 The Adventures of Black Beauty Silas Surtees Gerry Poulson The Fremantle Corporation
London Weekend Television
Talbot Television 		Episode: The Medicine Man [53]
Thinking Man As Hero Lord Beale John Glenister BBC Television Television film [68]
1973–1975 Crown Court Arthur Charles Parfitt
Edward Lumsden 		June Wyndham Davies
Roger Tucker 		Granada Television 5 episodes [53]
1974 QB VII Mr. Evans Tom Gries Douglas S. Cramer Company
Screen Gems 		Television mini series [69]
1977 Kilvert's Diary James Jones Peter Hammond BBC Television Episode: An Angel Satyr Walks These Hills [70]
1977–1979 The New Avengers Elderly man Ray Austin The Avengers Enterprises
TV Productions
IDTV Production 		Episode: Medium Rare [71]
1979 Shoestring Reverend James Appleby Roger Tucker BBC Television Episode: Knock for Knock [53]

Stage appearances[edit]

Year Title Role Director Theatre Notes Ref
1924 London's Grand Guignol Mr Trant Lewis Casson Comedy Theatre West End debut [72]
1926 Sons and Fathers Mr Mingan Milton Rosmer Royal Academy of Dramatic Art [72]
1931–1932 The Ghost Train Teddy Deakin Ralph Hutton Little Theatre [72]
When Knights Were Bold Sir Guy De Vere Alfred Brooks Little Theatre [72]
A Cup of Kindness — Ralph Hutton Little Theatre [3]
1932 Bird In Hand Mr Blanquet Ralph Hutton Little Theatre [72]
1932–1933 The Rivals — Alfred Brooks Little Theatre [72]
Saint Joan — — Little Theatre [72]
1934–1935 Hyde Park Corner Magistrate's Clerk Thomas Reynolds Apollo Theatre [10]
1937–1938 Time and the Conways Ernest Beevers Irene Hentschel Duchess Theatre [73]
1938 Comedienne Ted Jones Murray Macdonald Aldwych Theatre [74]
1939 The Doctor's Dilemma Sir Patrick Cullen John Fernald Westminster Theatre
Whitehall Theatre 		[75]
1939–1940 Saloon Bar Wickers Richard Bird Wyndham's Theatre [76]
1940–1941 Once a Crook Hallelujah Harry Richard Bird Aldwych Theatre
New Theatre 		[77]
1942–1943 The Duke in Darkness — Michael Redgrave Bristol Hippodrome [72]
1943 Heartbreak House Captain Shotover John Burrell Cambridge Theatre [78]
1949 Tobacco Road Jeeter Lester Robert Henderson Embassy Theatren
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Playhouse Theatre 		[79]
Love's a Funny Thing Michael Norbury — Ambassadors Theatre [80]
1950 Deadlock George Peter Dearing Prince of Wales Theatre [72]
1951 The Martins' Nest Harold Martin André van Gyseghem Westminster Theatre [81]
Heloise Fulbert Michael Powell Duke of York's Theatre [82]
1952 The Mortimer Touch Shurie George Devine Duke of York's Theatre [75]
1956 Strange Request George Green Joan Swinstead New Theatre Oxford [72]
1961 The Keep Ben Morton John Dexter Royal Court Theatre [83]
1964–1965 Heirs and Graces Mr Withers Moray Watson Theatre Royal [84]
1971–1972 A Christmas Carol Bob Cratchit — Theatre Royal [72]

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