Film Dope
Nigel Green
Wednesday, 15th October 1924 - Monday, 15th May 1972
South Africa
| Tall and imposing, with voice to match, South African born, but essentially British character actor guaranteed to bring gravitas and a stiff-upper-lip to any given role. Probably best remembered for his no nonsense Colour Sergeant in Zulu. I always liked his seemingly unlikely, but sincere Hercules too. |
Met Officer Howard | 1954 | |
 | Bill, Second Police Officer | 1954 |
 | Peter | 1955 |
 | Streatfield | 1956 |
Photographer (uncredited) | 1956 | |
Private Wilkins | 1957 | |
Insp. Donovan | 1958 | |
Killer | 1959 | |
 | Little John | 1960 |
Abu Sibdar | 1960 | |
Ted | 1960 | |
 | Army Bulletin Announcer | 1960 |
Kissing Man | 1960 | |
 | Jonathan | 1961 |
| 1962 | ||
 | Simon | 1962 |
Sgt. Hirsch | 1962 | |
Chief ERA Lovejoy | 1963 | |
 | Hercules | 1963 |
Paddy | 1963 | |
 | Ludovico | 1964 |
 | Colour Sergeant Bourne | 1964 |
 | Wilson | 1965 |
 | Dalby | 1965 |
 | Nayland Smith | 1965 |
 | General Wolseley | 1966 |
 | Major Kevin Harrison | 1966 |
Karl Bekker | 1967 | |
 | Carl Petersen | 1967 |
 | Colonel John Harker | 1967 |
| 1968 | ||
Colonel Masters | 1968 | |
Count Massimo Contini | 1969 | |
Mathesius | 1969 | |
 | Capt. Dobi | 1970 |
The Whore (Janis) | 1970 | |
Captain Dobi | 1972 | |
 | McKyle | 1972 |
 | Green Knight | 1973 |
