
John Glyn-Jones
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Biography
John Glyn-Jones was a British stage, film and television actor, writer, director and producer.
Known For
Filmography

Under Milk Wood
1992
as Organ Morgan (voice) (archive sound)

The Pallisers
1974
as John Vavasor

Dark Places
1973
as Bank Manager

Emmerdale
1972
as Harry Jameson

Holly
1972
as Judge

The Persuaders!
1971
as Dr. Hubert Rogers

Angels Are So Few
1970
W. Somerset Maugham
1969
as Jean-Paul Giradous
W. Somerset Maugham
1969
as Rev. Owen Jones

Poor Cherry
1967
as Andrew
Reason for Sale
1967
as Mr. Winslow

Gideon's Way
1965
as Percy Knox

BBC Play of the Month
1965
as Egeus

Smokescreen
1964
as Player

The Verdict
1964
as Harry

The Wednesday Play
1964
as Pope Paul

Theatre 625
1964
as Bishop of Bamberg

The Yellow Teddy Bears
1963
as Benny Wintle

The Human Jungle
1963
as Ensford

The Sentimental Agent
1963
as Manager

Sergeant Cork
1963
as Sir Roderick Trubshaw

Locker Sixty-Nine
1962
as Inspector Boom

Go to Blazes
1962
as Fire Chief

The Saint
1962
as Rev. Basil Stone

Man of the World
1962
as Hotel Clerk

The Sinister Man
1961
as Dr. Maurice Tarn

The Avengers
1961
as Hyde

Man in the Moon
1960
as Dr. Wilmot

Two-Way Stretch
1960
as Lawyer

Danger Man
1960
as Hamish

I'm All Right Jack
1959
as Detto Executive

Carlton-Browne of the F.O.
1959
as Newsreel Interviewer

Web of Evidence
1959
as Magistrate

Heart of a Child
1958
as Priest
Fair Game
1958
as Mr Knight
Fair Game
1958
as Professor Frimpton

The Adventures of Hal 5
1957

The Truth About Women
1957
as Raven
The Film That Never Was
1957

Armchair Theatre
1956
as Edwards

Value for Money
1955
as Arkwright

The Love Lottery
1954
as Prince Boris

Carrington V.C.
1954

The Long Memory
1953
as Gedge

The Final Test
1953
as Mr Willis

A Day to Remember
1953
as Harris

The Heart of the Matter
1953
as Harris (uncredited)

Vice Versa
1948
as Bindabun Doss

They Came by Night
1940
as Llewellyn Jones

Convoy
1940
as Mate

The Proud Valley
1940
as Mr. Howes - Collector

Sailors Three
1940
as Best Man