Donald Sinden
Current Interest
1.0
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Rating Distribution
Based on 26 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

The Day of the Jackal
as Mallinson
1973
4.2

Balto
as Doc (voice)
1995
3.3

The Island at the Top of the World
as Sir Anthony Ross
1974
2.7

Alice in Wonderland
as Gryphon (voice)
1999
2.5

The Canterville Ghost
as Mr. Umney
1996
2.4

The Cruel Sea
as Lockhart
1953
2.3

Mogambo
as Donald Nordley
1953
2.1

Rentadick
as Jeffrey Armitage
1972
2.0

Villain
as Gerald Draycott
1971
1.5

Doctor in the House
as Tony Benskin
1954
1.5

The Wars of the Roses
as Duke of York
1965
1.5

Tiger in the Smoke
as Geoffrey Leavitt
1956
1.5

Above Us the Waves
as Lieutenant Tom Corbett
1956
1.5

Doctor at Large
as Dr. Tony Benskin
1957
1.3

The Siege of Sidney Street
as Inspector Mannering
1960
1.3

Simba
as Inspector Drummond
1955
1.3

Mad About Men
as Jeff Saunders
1954
1.2

An Alligator Named Daisy
as Peter Weston
1955
1.2

The Black Tent
as Col. Sir Charles Holland
1956
1.2

Rockets Galore
as Hugh Mander
1958
1.2

The Beachcomber
as Ewart Gray
1954
1.2

The Captain's Table
as Chief Officer Shawe-Wilson
1959
1.2

All's Well That Ends Well
as King of France
1981
0.1

The Canterville Ghost
as Lord Dumbleton
1997
0.1

The Accidental Detective
as Professor Stein
2003
0.1

How Proust Can Change Your Life
as Duc d'Albufera
2000
0.1
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2 relativesFrequently Asked Questions About Donald Sinden
Donald Sinden has appeared in 26 titles, including 26 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Donald Sinden's filmography is The Cruel Sea (1953).
The most recent title featuring Donald Sinden is The Accidental Detective (2003).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Donald Sinden is The Wars of the Roses with an IMDb rating of 8.4.
Donald Sinden has been active for approximately 50 years, with credits spanning from 1953 to 2003.
Titles featuring Donald Sinden currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.3.
The busiest years in Donald Sinden's career include 1954, 1956, 1953.