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Keith Pyott

Actor

Born
March 9, 1902
Age at death
66 years old
Place of birth
Blackheath, London, England, UK
Years active
1949 – 1968
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43

Credits

25

Movies

18

TV series

20

Years active

7.0

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of Keith Pyott

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Career timeline

  1. 1902 · Born

    Born in Blackheath, London, England, UK

  2. 1949 · Screen debut

    Edgar Allan Poe Centenary (Movie)

  3. 1959 · Breakthrough

    No Hiding Place (TV)

  4. 1968 · Latest release

    The Caesars (TV)

  5. 1968 · Died

    April 6, 1968

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Drama23
  • Crime8
  • Horror6
  • Sci-Fi & Fantasy5
  • Adventure5
  • Action & Adventure4
Highest-rated title Doctor Who 1963 7.9 Most popular title Doctor Who 1963 7.9

Known for

Frequent collaborators

People who appear most often alongside Keith Pyott in our catalogue.

Filmography

  1. 1968 The Caesars as Haterius TV
  2. 1968 The Devil Rides Out as Max Movie
  3. 1968 The Bells of Hell as Commander Shotcroft Movie
  4. 1968 Late Night Horror as Commander Shotcroft TV
  5. 1967 The Prisoner as Waiter TV
  6. 1967 Sword of Honour as Mr Goodall TV
  7. 1966 The World in Silence as General Harboard Movie
  8. 1966 The Corridor People as Bishop TV
  9. 1966 The Informer as Sir Felix TV
  10. 1965 The Troubleshooters as Merrian TV
  11. 1965 Masquerade as Gustave Movie
  12. 1964 Doctor Who: The Aztecs as Autloc Movie
  13. 1964 Theatre 625 as Ambrose Goodall TV
  14. 1964 Five Have a Mystery to Solve as Sir Hugo Blaize TV
  15. 1964 Five Have a Mystery to Solve as Sir Hugo Blaize Movie
  16. 1963 Doctor Who as Autloc TV
  17. 1963 Festival as Don Fernando de Olmeda TV
  18. 1963 Drama '63: A Well Dressed Man as Judge Movie
  19. 1963 Sergeant Cork as Mr. Harrison TV
  20. 1963 The Human Jungle as Brigadier West TV
  21. 1962 Man of the World as Baron De Charlot TV
  22. 1962 The Phantom of the Opera as Weaver Movie
  23. 1962 Out of This World as Assistant Commander Lucas TV
  24. 1962 The Pirates of Blood River as Silas (uncredited) Movie
  25. 1961 The Avengers as Professor Richter TV
  26. 1960 Village of the Damned as Dr. Carlisle Movie
  27. 1960 Bluebeard's 10 Honeymoons as Estate Agent Movie
  28. 1959 No Hiding Place TV
  29. 1959 Operation Amsterdam as Diamond Merchant Movie
  30. 1958 The Adventures of William Tell as Erlanger TV
  31. 1958 I Accuse! as Judge at Second Dreyfus Trial Movie
  32. 1956 Who Done It? as Mr. Ponting (uncredited) Movie
  33. 1955 The Colditz Story as French Colonel Movie
  34. 1954 Beautiful Stranger as Georges Movie
  35. 1954 John Wesley as Rev. Samuel Wesley Movie
  36. 1953 Knights of the Round Table as Court Chamberlain (uncredited) Movie
  37. 1953 A Day to Remember as Frenchman with Watches (uncredited) Movie
  38. 1953 Sea Devils as General Latour Movie
  39. 1953 Time Bomb Movie
  40. 1952 Distant Trumpet as Sir Rudolph Gettins Movie
  41. 1950 The Poltergeist as Vincent Ebury Movie
  42. 1949 The Spider and the Fly as Father Pletsier Movie
  43. 1949 Edgar Allan Poe Centenary as Mr. Silk Buckingham Movie

Quick facts

When did Keith Pyott die?

Keith Pyott died on April 6, 1968 at the age of 66.

Where was Keith Pyott born?

Keith Pyott was born in Blackheath, London, England, UK.

What was Keith Pyott’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring Keith Pyott is Edgar Allan Poe Centenary (1949).

How many movies and series has Keith Pyott made?

Our catalogue lists 43 titles for Keith Pyott: 25 movies and 18 TV series.

What is Keith Pyott’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, Doctor Who has the highest audience rating, with 7.9/10 on TMDB.

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