
Patrick Cargill
Known for
Acting
Life
1918 – 1996 (aged 77)
Born in
London, England, UK
Credits
View on IMDb44 acting credits
Biography
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Patrick Cargill (3 June 1918 – 23 May 1996) was a British actor known for his role on the British television sitcom Father, Dear Father.
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Known For
Filmography
1985
- Friday People1 episode
1978
- Father, Dear Fatheras Patrick Glover14 episodes
1977
- The Picture Show Manas Fitzwilliam
1976
- The Many Wives Of Patrick20 episodes
1974
- The Cherry Pickeras Dr. Harrison
1973
- Father Dear Fatheras Patrick Glover
1971
- Up Pompeiias Nero
1970
- The Great Inimitable Mr. Dickensas Macready
- Every Home Should Have Oneas Wallace Truffit MP
1969
- Cribbins1 episode
1968
- Iolantheas The Lord Chancellor
- Hammerheadas Condor
- Inspector Clouseauas Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite
- Father, Dear Fatheras Patrick Glover45 episodes
- Ooh La La!as Marcel1 episode
1967
- The Prisoneras Thorpe1 episode
- Man in a Suitcaseas Commandante1 episode
- A Countess from Hong Kongas Hudson
1965
- Help!as Superintendent
1964
- Carry On Jackas Governor Don Luis
- This Is My Streetas Ransome
1963
- The Hi-Jackersas Inspector Grayson
- A Stitch in Timeas Dr. Meadows
- Espionageas Colonel Tung1 episode
- The Cracksmanas Museum Guide
1962
- Dial RIXas Ambrose Moffat1 episode
1961
- Top Secret26 episodes
- Clue of the Silver Keyas Binny
- Carry On Regardlessas Raffish Store Customer
- The Avengersas Pemberton1 episode
1960
- Doctor in Loveas Car Salesman (uncredited)
1959
- Expresso Bongoas Psychiatrist
- The Night We Dropped a Clangeras Fritz
- No Hiding Place2 episodes
1958
- Cinderellaas 1st Broker's Man
- Up the Creekas Commander
1957
- Theatre Nightas Wilkinson1 episode
1956
- Around the World in 80 Daysas (uncredited)
- Hancock's Half Hour2 episodes
- The Baby and the Battleshipas Navigation Officer
- The Extra Dayas Cashier
1955
- The Adventures of Robin Hoodas Duke DeMoreville1 episode
1953
- The Sword and the Roseas French Diplomat
1949
- Trottie Trueas Party Guest (uncredited)







