Charles Lloyd Pack
Current Interest
1.3
▲ 0.3Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 31 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

Dracula
as Doctor Seward
1958
4.6

The Mirror Crack'd
as Vicar
1980
4.0

Night of the Demon
as Chemist
1957
3.8

Quatermass 2
as Work Camp Manager Dawson
1957
2.8

Bedazzled
as Vicar
1967
2.7

Victim
as Henry
1961
2.6

if....
as Classics Master
1968
2.6

The Revenge of Frankenstein
as President
1958
2.6

Madame Sin
as Mr. Willoughby
1972
2.1

Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
as Professor Durendel
1974
2.0

Corridors of Blood
as Hardcastle
1963
2.0

The 3 Worlds of Gulliver
as Makovan
1960
1.9

The Shuttered Room
as Barge Master
1967
1.9

I Start Counting
as Priest at School
1970
1.8

The Man Who Could Cheat Death
as Man at Private View
1959
1.8

The Man Who Haunted Himself
as Jameson
1970
1.8

The Reptile
as The Vicar
1966
1.6

The Terror of the Tongs
as Dr. Fu Chao
1961
1.6

The Third Secret
as Dermot McHenry
1964
1.5

Yield to the Night
as Lawyer
1956
1.4

Crooks Anonymous
as Fletcher
1962
1.4

Cover Girl Killer
as Capt. Adams
1959
1.3

Every Day's a Holiday
as Mr. Close
1965
1.3

High Treason
as Percy Ward
1951
1.2

Diamonds for Breakfast
as Butler
1968
1.2

Noose for a Lady
as Robert Upcott
1953
1.2

The Kitchen
as Chef
1961
1.2

The Scamp
as Beamish
1957
1.1

All for Mary
as Doctor
1955
1.1

Flat Two
as Miller
1962
1.1

Henry VIII
as Lord Sandys
1979
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Charles Lloyd Pack
Charles Lloyd Pack has appeared in 31 titles, including 31 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Charles Lloyd Pack's filmography is High Treason (1951).
The most recent title featuring Charles Lloyd Pack is The Mirror Crack'd (1980).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Charles Lloyd Pack is Victim with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Charles Lloyd Pack has been active for approximately 29 years, with credits spanning from 1951 to 1980.
Titles featuring Charles Lloyd Pack currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.4.
The busiest years in Charles Lloyd Pack's career include 1957, 1961, 1958.