Hugh Pryse(1910-1955)

Actor

IMDbProStarmeter See rank

Hugh Pryse was born on 11 November 1910 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for M. Smith agent secret (1941), BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950) and Les Bagnards de Botany-Bay (1952). He died on 11 August 1955 in England, UK.

IMDbProStarmeter See rank

Add photos, demo reels

Photos2

View Poster

View Poster

Known for

M. Smith agent secret (1941)

M. Smith agent secret

7.2

Movie

Wagner(as Hwfa Pryce)

1941

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.1

TV Series

Sir Hugh Evans
Edward Smith
Lecoq

Les Bagnards de Botany-Bay (1952)

Les Bagnards de Botany-Bay

6.1

Movie

Ned Inching

1952

Patricia Roc and Dermot Walsh in Jassy (1947)

6.4

Movie

Sir John Penty

1947

Credits

Actor

Port of Escape
5.4
- Skinner
- 1956
The Happiness of Three Women
6.3
- The Minister
- 1954
Trois meurtres
6.5
- Jarvis (segment "In the Picture")
- 1954
Bless This House
TV Movie
- Hugh
- 1954
Marilyn
5.7
- Coroner
- 1953
The Good Beginning
6.1
- Braithwaite
- 1953
The Broken Horseshoe
5.8
- Mr. Rattray
- 1953
Valley of Song
7.7
- Lloyd, Undertaker
- 1953
Les Bagnards de Botany-Bay
6.1
- Ned Inching
- 1952
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
7.1
TV Series
- Edward Smith
- Sir Hugh Evans
- Lecoq
- 1950–1952
Eight to a Bar
TV Series
- Brinsley Fogel
- 1952
A Cradle of Willow
TV Movie
- Hoad
- 1952
Dark Secret
5.8
- A Very Late Visitor
- 1949
Christophe Colomb
6.0
- Almoner
- 1949
The Story of Shirley Yorke
5.9
- The Coroner
- 1948

Personal details

Alternative names
- Hwfa Pryce
Born
- November 11, 1910
- London, England, UK
Died
- August 11, 1955
- England, UK(heart attack)
Other works
He acted in Christopher Fry's play, "A Sleep of Prisoners," at the Festival of Britain with Denholm Elliott, Stanley Baker, and Leonard White in the cast. Michael Macowan was director and Peter Vaughan was stage manager. Ronald Searle designed the cover illustration.

Did you know

Trivia
Made his stage debut at The Festival Theatre of Malvern in 1929, walking on in Caesar and Cleopatra.

Related news

Contribute to this page

Suggest an edit or add missing content

Learn more about contributing

More to explore

Recently viewed

Please enable browser cookies to use this feature. Learn more.