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Charles Lloyd-Pack 
Born 10 October 1902
East London, EnglandDied 22 December 1983 (aged 81) Spouse Ulrica Elizabeth Pulay Charles Lloyd-Pack (10 October 1902 — 22 December 1983) was a British film, television and stage actor.[1]
He was born in London, England.[2] He was seen in several horror movies produced by the Hammer Studios including Dracula, The Man Who Could Cheat Death, The Revenge of Frankenstein and The Reptile and Quatermass 2, the film version of the 1955 BBC TV serial. His best known role was Professor Marks in the British television series Strange Report but he is also known from other television appearances in The Avengers, The Adventures of Robin Hood and The Prisoner.
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Personal life
He married Ulrike Elizabeth Pulay (1921–2000),[3] and is the father of actor Roger Lloyd-Pack and stage manager Christopher Lloyd-Pack and the grandfather of actress Emily Lloyd.
Selected filmography
Year Title Character Director 1935 The House of the Spaniard Reginald Denham 1951 High Treason Percy Ward Roy Boulting 1952 Glory at Sea aka Gift Horse Ship's doctor Compton Bennett 1954 River Beat John Hendrick Guy Green 1956 Three Men in a Boat Mr Quilp Ken Annakin 1957 The Scamp Shopkeeper Wolf Rilla 1957 Barnacle Bill Tritton Charles Frend 1958 The Safecracker Lambert Ray Milland 1958 Dracula Dr. Seward Terence Fisher 1958 The Revenge of Frankenstein President of the Medical Council Terence Fisher 1959 The Man Who Could Cheat Death Man at Private View Terence Fisher 1960 A Circle of Deception Ayres Jack Lee 1960 The Three Worlds of Gulliver Makovan Jack Sher 1961 Victim Henry Basil Dearden 1962 Crooks Anonymous Fletcher Ken Annakin 1963 Siege of the Saxons The Doctor Nathan H. Juran 1966 The Reptile The Vicar John Gilling 1967 The Shuttered Room Barge Master David Greene 1968 If.... Classics Master Lindsay Anderson 1968 Diamonds for Breakfast Butler Christopher Morahan 1970 The Man Who Haunted Himself Jameson Basil Dearden 1971 All the Right Noises Stagedoor keeper Gerry O'Hara 1980 The Mirror Crack'd Vicar Guy Hamilton References
- ^ http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/individual/259490
- ^ Births England and Wales 1837-1983
- ^ Deaths England and Wales 1984-2006
External links
Categories:- 1902 births
- 1983 deaths
- English film actors
- English television actors
- English actor stubs
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