History Creator / LesliePhillips

* ''Film/ColourMeKubrick'' -- "Sir"

* ''{{Series/ForeignAffairs|1966}}'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"The Foreign Body", "Can We Have Our Ball Back?", "The Leak", "Learning to Compromise", "One of Our Islands is Missing", "The Exterminator"[[/labelnote]] (1966) -- Dennis Proudfoot

He began his career in television and radio at the beginning of TheThirties as a young man with mostly uncredited roles in the early years, and then became well-known in his recurring appearances as Tom Bridger in ''My Wife Jacqueline'' from 1952. Later in the decade, he appeared as minor characters in three of the early ''Carry On'' films: ''Film/CarryOnNurse'', ''Film/CarryOnTeacher'' and ''Film/CarryOnConstable''. He then told producers that he wouldn't be returning for any future films after ''Constable'' (although he did appear later in the poorly received ''Film/CarryOnColumbus'' in 1992) and began appearing in the ''Film/{{Doctor}}'' films as well as becoming a frequent radio personality in the 1960s and '70s in the long-running ''Radio/TheNavyLark'' on Creator/{{BBC}} Radio 2. He also starred in sitcoms such as ''Series/TheCultureVultures''.

* ''Series/TheCultureVultures'', 5 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"The Indiscreet Interview", "Rake's Progress", "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble", "Practical Demonstations", "Spring Fever"[[/labelnote]] (1970) -- Dr. Michael Cunningham

He began his career in television and radio at the beginning of TheThirties as a young man with mostly uncredited roles in the early years, and then became well-known in his recurring appearances as Tom Bridger in ''My Wife Jacqueline'' from 1952. Later in the decade, he appeared as minor characters in three of the early ''Carry On'' films: ''Film/CarryOnNurse'', ''Film/CarryOnTeacher'' and ''Film/CarryOnConstable''. He then told producers that he wouldn't be returning for any future films after ''Constable'' (although he did appear later in the poorly-received ''Film/CarryOnColumbus'' in 1992) and began appearing in the ''Film/{{Doctor}}'' films as well as becoming a frequent radio personality in the 1960s and '70s in the long-running ''Radio/TheNavyLark'' on Creator/{{BBC}} Radio 2.

** "GLC: The Carnage Continues..." (1990) -- Sir Horace Cutler
** "Oxford" (1990) -- Dean