Ian Wilson

Born: 1901-07-02 in Hampstead, London, England, UK

Died: 1987-12-01

Known For: Acting

Biography

Ian Wilson was born on July 2, 1901 in Hampstead, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Wicker Man (1973), The Good Companions (1957) and The Day of the Triffids (1963). He died in December 1987 in Exeter, Devon, England, UK.

Filmography

1994

Doomsday Gun ... (Director of Photography)

1981

Darkroom as The Dwarf (archive footage)

1973

The Wicker Man as Communicant

1967

The Plank as Friend of Van Owner

1965

Help! as Power Station Operative (uncredited)
Rotten to the Core as Chopper Parsons

1964

Victoria Regina as Bishop of Ely
Carry On Cleo as Small Messenger
Carry On Jack as Lightning Legs

1963

The Day of the Triffids as Greenhouse Watchman
Carry On Cabby as Clerk
The Iron Maiden as Sidney Webb
West 11 as Man on Stairs (uncredited)

1962

Studio 4 as Partygoer
The Phantom of the Opera as The Dwarf
Carry On Cruising as Passenger (uncredited)
The Boys as (uncredited)

1961

The Avengers as Rant
Carry On Regardless as Advertising Man (uncredited)
Raising the Wind as Street Musician - Drummer

1960

Two-Way Stretch as Milkman
Carry On Constable as (uncredited)
Suspect as Pin Table Man

1959

Suddenly, Last Summer as Patient (uncredited)
I'm All Right Jack as Evangelist
Carlton-Browne of the F.O. as Onlooker
The Ugly Duckling as Small Man
A Woman's Temptation as Mr. Pierce

1958

The Square Peg as Extra (uncredited)
The Big Money as Post Office Clerk
Rx Murder as Pharmacist (uncredited)

1957

How to Murder a Rich Uncle as Postman
Brothers in Law as Hearse Attendant
Lucky Jim as Glee Singer
Just My Luck as 2nd Gas Man (uncredited)
The Key Man as Process Server
Kill Me Tomorrow as Marty
The Good Companions as Mr Droke

1956

Up in the World as Man in Queue (uncredited)

1955

Quatermass II as Ernie
Value for Money as Extra (uncredited)
One Good Turn as No. 14 in Walking Race (uncredited)
Man of the Moment as Extra (uncredited)
Portrait of Alison as Dorking's Customer (uncredited)
Miss Tulip Stays the Night as Police photographer
One Way Out as Music Shop Customer (uncredited)

1954

The Million Pound Note as Photographer
Radio Cab Murder as Second Bank Nightwatchman (uncredited)

1953

The Saint's Return as Man Waiting for Telephone Booth (uncredited)
The Flanagan Boy as Spectator with Thick Glasses
Trouble in Store as Onlooker (uncredited)
Box for One

1952

Man Bait as Mushroom Book Customer
Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard as Small Tough
Mother Riley Meets the Vampire as Hitchcock
Meet Me Tonight as Call Boy (segment "Red Peppers")
Hindle Wakes as Mr. Slaughter

1951

Scrooge as Blind Man
High Treason as Glass collector (uncredited)

1950

The Lady Craved Excitement as Mugsy

1949

Trottie True as Bert (uncredited)
Marry Me as Minor Role (uncredited)

1948

Bond Street as Extra (uncredited)

1945

The Agitator as Office Worker (uncredited)

1943

The Demi-Paradise as Army Bandmaster
We Dive at Dawn
The Dummy Talks
Thursday's Child as Man Watching Screentest (uncredited)
My Learned Friend as Stagehand

1941

Love on the Dole as Man at Demonstration
Atlantic Ferry as Extra (uncredited)
Quiet Wedding as Bookstall Customer

1940

Let George Do It! as Parker, Dinky Do (uncredited)

1939

Inquest as Jury Member

1936

Birds of a Feather as Peter

1935

Joy Ride as Tommy
Things Are Looking Up as Drummer in Band
The Love Test as Chemist
Play Up the Band as Rowland

1934

Love, Life and Laughter as (uncredited)
Over the Garden Wall as Bellboy (uncredited)
The Unholy Quest as Wilky

1933

1932

Little Waitress
The Bailiffs as Butcher's boy
The Merry Men of Sherwood
His Lordship as Man Listening to the Speech (uncredited)

1931

Out of the Blue as Man in Leopard Skin
Sally in Our Alley as Boy Delivering Fish
Splinters in the Navy as Call Boy
Third Time Lucky

1930

The Woman from China as Cabin Boy
The Dizzy Limit as Callboy

1929

What Next? as Winterbottom’s Assistant