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Bernard Lee

Birthdate:
Date of death:
Best movie: Goldfinger (1964)
Place of birth: Brentford, London, England, UK
Current Interest
1.6
▼ 0.2
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive19 (27%)
Mixed50 (70%)
Negative2 (3%)
Based on 71 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Dr. No
as M
1962
7.6
Goldfinger
as M
1964
7.0
From Russia with Love
as M
1963
7.0
The Third Man
as Sergeant Paine
1949
6.4
The Spy Who Loved Me
as M
1977
5.2
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
as M
1969
4.8
Live and Let Die
as M
1973
4.7
Diamonds Are Forever
as M
1971
4.7
You Only Live Twice
as M
1967
4.7
Thunderball
as M
1965
4.7
Moonraker
as M
1979
4.5
The Man with the Golden Gun
as M
1974
4.4
The Battle of the River Plate
as Captain Dove - M.S. Africa Shell
1956
3.2
Beat the Devil
as Insp. Jack Clayton
1953
3.1
The Spy Who Came In from the Cold
as Patmore
1965
3.0
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
as Hopkins (segment 2 "Creeping Vine")
1965
2.9
The Blue Lamp
as Divisional Detective Inspector Cherry
1950
2.7
Mr. Denning Drives North
as Inspector Dodds
1951
2.4
Dunkirk
as Charles Foreman
1958
2.3
The Fallen Idol
as Detective Hart
1948
2.2
Whistle Down the Wind
as Mr. Bostock
1961
2.2
The Purple Plain
as Dr. Harris
1954
2.2
Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
as Tarmut
1974
2.0
The L-Shaped Room
as Charlie
1962
2.0
Fire Down Below
as Doctor Sam
1957
1.9
Kidnapped
as Captain Hoseason
1960
1.8
Sir John Mills' Moving Memories
as Self (archive footage)
2000
1.7
Operation Kid Brother
as Commander Cunningham
1967
1.7
The Raging Moon
as Uncle Bob
1971
1.6
Last Holiday
as Inspector Wilton
1950
1.6
The Key
as Cmdr. Wadlow
1958
1.5
The Angry Silence
as Bert Connolly
1960
1.5
Across the Bridge
as Chief Inspector Hadden
1957
1.5
The Spanish Gardener
as Leighton Bailey
1956
1.4
Ring of Spies
as Henry Houghton
1964
1.4
Gift Horse
as A.S. 'Stripey' Wood
1952
1.4
The Ship That Died of Shame
as Customs Officer Brewster
1955
1.4
Beauty and the Beast
as Edward Beaumont
1976
1.4
Father Brown
as Inspector Valentine
1954
1.4
Nowhere to Go
as Victor Sloane, alias Lee Henderson
1958
1.4
Crossplot
as Chilmore
1969
1.4
Odette
as Jack
1950
1.4
Sailor of the King
as Petty Officer 'Stokes' Wheatley
1953
1.3
Fury at Smugglers' Bay
as Black John
1961
1.3
Morning Departure
as Cmdr. Gates
1950
1.3
Cone of Silence
as Capt. George Gort
1960
1.3
Percy's Progress
as Barraclough
1974
1.3
Web of Evidence
as Patrick Mathry
1959
1.2
Let George Do It!
as Oscar
1940
1.2
White Corridors
as Burgess
1951
1.2
The Brain
as Dr. Frank Shears
1962
1.2
The Secret Partner
as D.S. Frank Hanbury
1961
1.2
Calling Bulldog Drummond
as Colonel Webson
1951
1.2
A Place to Go
as Matt Flint
1963
1.2
The Yellow Balloon
as Constable Chapman
1953
1.2
Seagulls Over Sorrento
as Lofty Turner
1954
1.2
Danger Within
as Lieutenant Colonel Huxley
1959
1.2
Appointment with Venus
as Brigadier
1951
1.2
The Terror
as Ferry Fane
1938
1.2
Clue of the Silver Key
as Superintendent Meredith
1961
1.2
Who Was Maddox?
as Superintendent Meredith
1964
1.2
Clue of the Twisted Candle
as Superintendent Meredith
1960
1.1
Murder in Soho
as Roy Barnes
1939
1.1
Elizabeth of Ladymead
as John Beresford in 1903
1948
1.1
The New Lot
as Interviewing Officer
1943
1.1
The Share Out
as Det. Supt. Meredith
1962
1.1
Once a Crook
as Duke
1941
1.1
The Frozen Limits
as Bill McGrew
1939
1.1
A Christmas Carol
as Ghost of Christmas Present
1977
0.1
Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective
as Sgt. Ben
1981
0.1
Murrain
as Beeley
1975
0.1

Frequently Asked Questions About Bernard Lee

Bernard Lee has appeared in 71 titles, including 71 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Bernard Lee's filmography is The Terror (1938).
The most recent title featuring Bernard Lee is Sir John Mills' Moving Memories (2000).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Bernard Lee is The Third Man with an IMDb rating of 8.1.
Bernard Lee has been active for approximately 62 years, with credits spanning from 1938 to 2000.
Titles featuring Bernard Lee currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.5.
The busiest years in Bernard Lee's career include 1950, 1951, 1960.