Christopher Michael Hewett (April 5, 1921 - August 3, 2001) was an English actor and theatre director best known for The Producers (1967), Mr. Belvedere (1985-1990), and Fantasy Island (1983-1984).
He died in 2001 at the age of 80 from complications of diabetes.
Filmography
- 1951: Pool of London as Mike
- 1951: The Lavender Hill Mob as Inspector Talbot
- 1954: Man With A Million as Irate Investor (Uncredited Role)
- 1954: Omnibus as Khadja
- 1954-1955: Robert Montgomery Presents as Major Sanders
- 1959: The Du Pont Show Of The Month as Policeman
- 1966: The Jackie Gleason Show as Mumbling English Pedestrian
- 1967: The Producers as Roger De Bris
- 1976: Ivan The Terrible 1976 as Federov
- 1977: On Our Own as Keith Keith
- 1979: ABC Afterschool Specials as Butler
- 1982: The Elephant Man 1982 as Ross
- 1982: Hart to Hart as Jeremy Lane
- 1982: Massarati And The Brain as Anatole
- 1983-1984: Fantasy Island as Lawrence (22 episodes)
- 1984: ER 1984 as Englishman
- 1985-1990: Mr. Belvedere as Mr. Lynn Aloysius Belvedere
- 1986: Ratboy as Acting Coach
- 1987: The New Mike Hammer as Hubert 'The Umbrella' Wembley
- 1987: Murder, She Wrote as Humphrey Defoe
- 1990: A Very Retail Christmas as Ghost of Christmas Past
- 1994: California Dreams as Mr. Green
- 1997: Ned & Stacey as Christopher Hewett
Theatre Roles
- 1956-1962: My Fair Lady as Bystander/Zoltan Karpathy/Henry Higgins
- 1959: First Impressions as Collins
- 1960-1962: The Unsinkable Molly Brown as Monsignor Ryan/Roberts
- 1961-1962: Kean as Prince of Wales/Barnaby
- 1962: The Affair as Tom Orbell, M.A.
- 1969: Hadrian VII as Father St. Albans
- 1970: Show Me Where The Good Times Are as Kolinsky
- 1970-1973: Sleuth as Andrew Wyke
- 1974: The Circle as Lord Porteous
- 1974: The Rivals as Sir Anthony Absolute
- 1975: Trelawny Of The Wells as O'Dwyer
- 1976: Music Is as Malvolio
- 1979-1981: Peter Pan as Mr. Darling/Captain Hook
Director
- 1955: Almost Crazy
- 1960: From A To Z
- 1963: The Boys From Syracuse
- 1967: By Jupiter (also producer)
- 1973: No Sex Please Were British
