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Frederick Piper

Biography

Frederick Piper

Actor

Born
September 23, 1902
Age at death
76 years old
Place of birth
London, England, UK
Years active
1934 – 1972
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79

Credits

72

Movies

7

TV series

39

Years active

6.8

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of Frederick Piper

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Career timeline

  1. 1902 · Born

    Born in London, England, UK

  2. 1934 · Screen debut

    Red Ensign (Movie)

  3. 1935 · Breakthrough

    The 39 Steps (Movie)

  4. 1972 · Latest release

    Burke & Hare (Movie)

  5. 1979 · Died

    September 22, 1979

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Drama34
  • Comedy27
  • Crime22
  • Thriller19
  • Mystery10
  • War9
Highest-rated title The Prisoner 1967 7.7 Most popular title The 39 Steps 1935 7.3

Known for

Frequent collaborators

People who appear most often alongside Frederick Piper in our catalogue.

Filmography

  1. 1972 Burke & Hare as Lodger Movie
  2. 1967 The Prisoner as Ex-Admiral TV
  3. 1967 Great Expectations as Aged Parent TV
  4. 1965 Catacombs as Police Inspector Merkot Movie
  5. 1965 One Way Pendulum as Usher Movie
  6. 1964 Theatre 625 as Hubert Wing TV
  7. 1963 Sergeant Cork as Bert Fagg TV
  8. 1963 The Human Jungle as Tom Bridges TV
  9. 1963 Ricochet as Siddall Movie
  10. 1962 The Piper's Tune as Gonzalez (The Traitor) Movie
  11. 1962 Only Two Can Play as Mr. Davies Movie
  12. 1961 What a Carve Up! as Hearse Driver Movie
  13. 1961 The Frightened City as Sgt. Bob Ogle Movie
  14. 1961 The Monster of Highgate Ponds as Sam Movie
  15. 1961 Very Important Person as Scientist in Corridor Movie
  16. 1961 Return of a Stranger as Fred Movie
  17. 1960 Danger Man as Small Man TV
  18. 1960 Dead Lucky as Harvey Walters Movie
  19. 1960 A Touch of Larceny as Hall Porter (uncredited) Movie
  20. 1959 Interpol Calling as Inspector Malcolm TV
  21. 1957 Barnacle Bill as Barman Movie
  22. 1957 The Birthday Present as Careers Officer Movie
  23. 1957 Second Fiddle as Potter Movie
  24. 1957 Doctor at Large as Ernest (uncredited) Movie
  25. 1957 The Passionate Stranger as Mr. Poldy Movie
  26. 1957 Suspended Alibi as Henry Beamster Movie
  27. 1956 The Man in the Road as Medwood Inspector Hayman Movie
  28. 1955 Doctor at Sea as Sandyman Movie
  29. 1954 Lease of Life as Jeweller Movie
  30. 1954 The Rainbow Jacket as Lukey Movie
  31. 1954 Conflict of Wings as Joe Bates Movie
  32. 1953 Deadly Nightshade as Thomas Pritchard Movie
  33. 1953 Cosh Boy as Mr. Easter (uncredited) Movie
  34. 1952 Escape Route as Inspector Reid Movie
  35. 1952 Brandy for the Parson as Customs Inspector Movie
  36. 1952 Hunted as Mr. Sykes Movie
  37. 1952 Home at Seven as Solicitor Petheridge Movie
  38. 1950 The Blue Lamp as Alf Lewis Movie
  39. 1949 Passport to Pimlico as Garland Movie
  40. 1949 Don't Ever Leave Me as Max Marshall Movie
  41. 1949 It's Not Cricket as Yokel Movie
  42. 1949 Vote for Huggett as Mr. Bentley Movie
  43. 1948 Fly Away Peter as Billy Hapgood Movie
  44. 1948 To the Public Danger as Labourer Movie
  45. 1948 My Brother's Keeper as Camp Caretaker Movie
  46. 1948 Penny and the Pownall Case as Policeman Movie
  47. 1948 Escape as Brownie Movie
  48. 1948 Look Before You Love as Miller Movie
  49. 1947 It Always Rains on Sunday as Detective Sergeant Leech Movie
  50. 1947 The October Man as Det. Insp. Godby Movie
  51. 1947 The Master of Bankdam as Ben Pickersgill Movie
  52. 1947 The Loves of Joanna Godden as Isaac Turk Movie
  53. 1947 Hue and Cry as Mr. Kirby Movie
  54. 1945 Pink String and Sealing Wax as Dr. Pepper Movie
  55. 1945 Johnny Frenchman as Zacky Penrose Movie
  56. 1944 Fiddlers Three as Auctioneer Movie
  57. 1944 Champagne Charlie as Learoyd Movie
  58. 1943 San Demetrio London as Boatswain W.E. Fletcher - M.V. San Demetrio Movie
  59. 1943 The Bells Go Down as Police Sergeant (uncredited) Movie
  60. 1943 Jig-Saw: Careless Talk Costs Lives as Sailor Movie
  61. 1943 Nine Men as Banger Hill Movie
  62. 1942 In Which We Serve as Edgecombe Movie
  63. 1942 The Big Blockade as Malta official (uncredited) Movie
  64. 1941 49th Parallel as David Movie
  65. 1941 East of Piccadilly as Ginger Harris Movie
  66. 1939 The Four Just Men as Pickpocket (uncredited) Movie
  67. 1939 Jamaica Inn as Davis Movie
  68. 1938 They Drive by Night as Bartender (Uncredited) Movie
  69. 1937 Oh, Mr. Porter! as Mr. Leadbetter - Railway Official (uncredited) Movie
  70. 1937 Feather Your Nest as Mr. Green (The Recording Engineer) Movie
  71. 1937 Farewell Again as Minor Role Movie
  72. 1936 Jack of All Trades as Jimmy (Employment Clerk) Movie
  73. 1936 Everything Is Thunder as Policeman Denker Movie
  74. 1936 Where There's a Will as Joe, Detective Taking Fingerprints Movie
  75. 1936 Crown v. Stevens as Arthur Stevens Movie
  76. 1935 The Guv'nor as Gendarme Movie
  77. 1935 The 39 Steps as The Milkman (uncredited) Movie
  78. 1934 The Man Who Knew Too Much as Policeman with Rifle (uncredited) Movie
  79. 1934 Red Ensign as Mr. McWilliams Movie

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Quick facts

When did Frederick Piper die?

Frederick Piper died on September 22, 1979 at the age of 76.

Where was Frederick Piper born?

Frederick Piper was born in London, England, UK.

What was Frederick Piper’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring Frederick Piper is Red Ensign (1934).

How many movies and series has Frederick Piper made?

Our catalogue lists 79 titles for Frederick Piper: 72 movies and 7 TV series.

What is Frederick Piper’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, The Prisoner has the highest audience rating, with 7.7/10 on TMDB.

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