

Cast & creator
Best known for The Merv Griffin Show, The Love Boat, The South Bank Show
Sir John Mills, CBE (born Lewis Ernest Watts Mills; 22 February 1908 – 23 April 2005) was an English actor who appeared in more than 120 films in a career spanning seven decades. On screen, he often played people who are not at all exceptional, but become heroes because of their common sense, generosity and good judgement.
Also known as: Lewis Ernest Watts Mills, Sir John Mills, Sir John Mills, CBE, Johnny Mills, Джон Миллз
128
film credits
30
television credits
156
1932–2013 · acting roles
6.6
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
Showing 158 of 158 credits

Self
1962
Bertram MacDonald
1977

Self
1982

Sam Morrissey
1979
William Perkins
1979
The Man
1979
Self
1998
Self
1978
Montgomery Bell
1987
Self
1963
Self
2001
Uncle Alfred
1970
Bernard Quatermass
1979
Self (archive footage)
2013
Self
1973Robert Crosbie
1954
Henry Rossiter
1985
Lord Chelmsford
1982
Self
1987
Mitch Evers' Golf Caddy (uncredited)
1961
Faversham
1989
Mr Chuffey
1994
Chairman
1997
London Carriage Driver
1956
Platon Karataev
1956Self
1996
Cambridge
1983
Praeger
1990
Father
1960
Pip
1946
Self - Narrator
1987
Old King Norway
1996
Jarvis Lorry
1989
Henry Rossiter
1987
Dundee
1967
Thomas "The Elephant" Devon
1974
Sir Henry Bartle Frere
1979
Jim Bloggs (voice)
1986
Gus the Theatre Cat
1998
Captain Anson
1958
General Boyd
1965
Colonel Stuart Valois
1967
Commandant Fraser
1955
Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig
1969
Ordinary Seaman Blake / Shorty Blake
1942
Scudder
1978
Billy Mitchell
1944
Inspector Carson
1978
Michael
1970
Self – Interviewee
2010
Inspector Franz Bulon
1968
William Mossop
1954
Masterman Finsbury
1966
Sir Lawrence Dobson
1988
Thomas Lindmer
1978
The Moorman (Colonel)
1969
Major Harvey
1958self
1978
Pat Reid
1955
Lord William Hamilton
1968
Father Michael Keogh
1961Self
1985
General Kitchner
1972
Cpl Tubby Binns
1958
Canning
1972
Captain R.F. Scott R.N.
1948
Gentleman
2003
Peter Colley as a Young Man
1939
Cleon Doyle
1973
Brig. Dougal Munro
1990
Albert Parkis
1955
Tommy Tyler
1965
Lt. Col. Clifford Southey
1962
Albert Collyer
1980
Smedley-Taylor
1965
Sir Edward Cleghorn
1995
Lewis Serrocold
1985
Dr. John H. Watson / Narrator
1984

Pilot Officer Peter Penrose
1945
Self (uncredited)
1988
Tom Denning
1951
Maitland
1964
Director
1966
William Wilberforce
1942
Lt. Col. Basil Barrow (Battalion Commander)
1960
Superintendent Graham
1959
Self (archive)
2002
Puncher Roberts
1956
Self
2000
Mike McAllister
1975
Alfred Polly
1949
John Hampden
1955
Self
2002
Dr. Howard Latimer
1957
Colonel Bertie Cook
1976
Jim Ackland
1947
Terence Sullivan
1952Bernard
1989
Dingle
1956
Jack the Ripper
1994
Ezra Fitton
1966
Bassett
1949
Producer
1949
Jacko Palmer
1961
Wing Commander Hayes
1967

Cpl. Bert Dawson
1937
Bobby Jessop
1942Bill Clark
1944Self
1983
British Flyer
1944
Lt. Taylor RN
1943
Barney
1959Robert Crosbie
1956
Prof. Bernard Quatermass
1979
Young Bill
1941
Phillip Davidson
1953
Bobby Poskett
1934
Lord Guilford Dudley
1936
George Boswell
1947
Lt. Cmdr. Armstrong
1950
Flt·Lieut. Perry
1941
Monsignor Blaise Meredith
1977
De Lacey
1993
Mr. Parker
1971
Albert Brown
1935

Bernard Quigley
1993
Dapper man
1993
Jim Colter
1945
Sir Philip MacDonald
1970Tom
1943
Ernest Elton
1933
Self - Commentator
1952
Jim Connor
1937
Captain Morgan
1962
Arthur Rosehip
2001
Supt. Mike Halloran
1957Ralph Summers
1935
Tom
1942Tony
1935
Interviewee
2000
Tony Smithers
1934
Young Enlistee
1935
Fred Bolton
1933
Golightly
1932
Jack
1940
Johnnie Penrose
1936Narrator (voice)
1945
The Voice
1946
Robert Miller
1935
Ronnie Blake
1934Arthur Haughton
1934Fred
1939