
Actor
Born October 29, 1925 in London, England, UK
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Paul Daneman (29 October 1925 - 28 April 2001) was an English film, television, theatre and voice actor.

Thatcher: The Final Days
Douglas Hurd

G.B.H.
Mervyn Sloan

Blore M.P.
Prime Minister

Tears in the Rain
Lord Richard Bredon

Roman Holiday
King

Hold the Dream
David Amory

The Little Match Girl
Mr. Fairbrother

Theban Plays: Antigone
Chorus

The Two Gentlemen of Verona
Duke of Milan

Tishoo
Professor Frank Merrick

Jessie
Matthews

Blake's 7
Dr. Bellfriar

The Professionals
Dawson

Rumpole of the Bailey
Lord Chief Justice

The Adventurer
Stopford

Spy Trap
Commander Paul Ryan

Play for Today
Frank

Oh! What a Lovely War
Czar Nicholas II

Journey to the Unknown
Stuart Crosbie

Never A Cross Word

Infidelity Took Place
Bill

How I Won the War
Skipper

ITV Playhouse
Alec

Not in Front of the Children
Henry Corner

Too Many Cooks
Dr. Andrew Cook

BBC Play of the Month
Henry Trebell

Thirty-Minute Theatre
King of Egypt

Out of the Unknown
Dr. Andrew Cook

The Wednesday Play
Bill

Zulu
Sgt. Maxfield

The Saint
Dr. Ormsby

Locker Sixty-Nine
Frank Griffiths

The Fourth Square
Henry Adams

Clue of the New Pin
Rex Lander

Persuasion
Captain Frederick Wentworth

Danger Man
Dr. Bakalter

An Age of Kings
Richard

Emma
George Knightley

Our Mutual Friend
John Harmon/'John Rokesmith'

Time Without Pity
Brian Stanford

Armchair Theatre
Morris Townsend

Peril for the Guy
Professor Picton

Fun at St. Fanny's
Fudge - The Porter