Biography

Wilfred Fletcher(1890-1968)

Actor

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Wilfred Fletcher was born on 6 November 1890 in Camberwell, Surrey, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Tales from Dickens (1959), Stella (1921) and Sinister Street (1922). He died on 6 December 1968 in Surrey, England, UK.

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Known for

Basil Rathbone in Tales from Dickens (1959)

Tales from Dickens

6.8

TV Series

Marley's Ghost

Stephen Lanyard

1921

Sinister Street

Actor

1922

The House of the Arrow

Wabersky

1930

Credits

Actor

BBC Sunday-Night Play
8.5
TV Series
- Gaffer
- Leonardo da Vinci
- 1962
Charlie Drake
8.2
TV Series
- Mr. Clark
- 1960
Captain Moonlight: Man of Mystery
TV Series
- An actor
- 1960
The Four Just Men
7.1
TV Series
- The Tramp
- 1960
Tales from Dickens
6.8
TV Series
- Marley's Ghost
- 1959
Redgauntlet
TV Series
- Mr. Pengwinion
- 1959
Jennings at School
TV Series
- Robinson (odd job man)
- 1958
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
9.1
TV Mini Series
- Court Physician
- 1958
The Riddle of the Red Wolf
TV Series
- Prisoner
- 1958
Behold, the King
TV Movie
- 1957
The Hornet's Nest
5.7
- Woolgar
- 1955
The Romantic Young Lady
TV Movie
- Guillermo
- 1948
A Bullet in the Ballet
TV Movie
- Assistant Commissioner of Police
- 1947
Truant in Park Lane
TV Movie
- John
- 1947
The Man Who Was Thursday
TV Movie
- Secretary (Monday)
- 1947

Personal details

Alternative name
- Wilfrid Fletcher
Born
- November 6, 1890
- Camberwell, Surrey, England, UK
Died
- December 6, 1968
- Surrey, England, UK
Other works
He acted in S.I. Hsiung's play, "Lady Precious Stream," at the Little Theatre in John Street, London, England by the People's National Theatre with Carol Cooombe, Louise Hampton, Fabia Drake, Roger Livesey, and Charles Lefeaux in the cast. Nancy Price and S.I. Hsiung were directors.

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