About Leslie Dwyer

Leslie Dwyer was an English film and tv actor, best known to modern audiences for his role as Mr Partridge, the miserable Punch and Judy man with a dislike of children in television's Hi-de-Hi.

Cast

The Way Ahead

Pvt. Sid Beck

Die, Monster, Die!

Potter

Double Confession

Leonard

United States

British soldier

The Good Die Young

Stookey

Roadhouse Girl

George Saunders

Dominique

Under Night Streets

Jack Bedwell (voice)

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom

Bookshop Assistant

Room in the House

Benji Pugh

There Is Another Sun

Mick Foley

Now Barabbas

Brown

It's Not Cricket

Batman

Stormy Crossing

Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer

When The Bough Breaks

George

Hindle Wakes

Chris Hawthorn

Poet's Pub

Holly

Piccadilly Incident

Sam

Bond Street

Barman

Lilli Marlene

Berry

In Which We Serve

Parkinson

The Hour of 13

Ernie Perker

The Lamp Still Burns

Siddons

A Matter of Life and Death

ARP Warden (uncredited)

Judgment Deferred

Flowers

Where There's a Will

Alfred "Alfie" Brewer

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike

Steve Hall

The Black Rider

Robert Plack

Midnight Episode

Left Right and Centre

Alf Stoker

Temptation Harbour

Reg Slater

My Wife's Lodger

Roger the Lodger

Crooks and Coronets

Henry

Not So Dusty

A Hole Lot of Trouble

Evangelist

Brenda

Les Penny

A Touch of the Victorians

Jack

The 39 Steps

Milkman

The Bad Lord Byron

Fletcher

Lionheart

Carpenter

I've Gotta Horse

Bert

Waxworks

Smart Alec

Gossage

Night Boat to Dublin

George Leggett

Laughter in Paradise

Police Sergeant

Eyewitness

Henry Cammon

The Goose Steps Out

German Soldier on Train

I See a Dark Stranger

Soldier in Café (uncredited)

Great Day

Pub Customer

Perfect Strangers

Stripey

Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters

Vorg

Dodging the Column

Narrator (voice)

They Flew Alone

Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)

Yellow Canary

Ship's Steward

Cloak Without Dagger

Fred Borcombe

Seventy Deadly Pills

Police Constable Robinson

Cheer Up

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

The Calendar

Sam Hillcott

The Peddler

Alec's Father

The Young Mr. Pitt

Servant at Lord Auckland's