John Gregson
Current Interest
1.0
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Rating Distribution
Based on 26 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

Treasure Island
as Redruth
1950
3.5

The Battle of the River Plate
as Captain Bell - H.M.S. Exeter
1956
3.3

The Lavender Hill Mob
as Farrow
1951
2.8

The Night of the Generals
as Colonel Sandauer
1967
2.5

Scott of the Antarctic
as P.O. T. Crean R.N.
1948
2.4

Genevieve
as Alan McKim
1953
2.3

Venetian Bird
as Renzo Uccello
1952
2.1

Whisky Galore!
as Sammy MacCodrun
1949
1.9

Fright
as Dr. Cordell
1971
1.7

The Titfield Thunderbolt
as Squire Gordon Chesterford
1953
1.7

Above Us the Waves
as Lieutenant Alec Duffy
1955
1.7

Sea of Sand
as Cpt Williams
1958
1.6

The Frightened City
as Det. Insp. Sayers
1961
1.4

The Hasty Heart
as Recruit in Jungle (uncredited)
1949
1.4

Train of Events
as Malcolm Murray-Bruce
1949
1.4

The Captain's Table
as Captain Albert Ebbs
1959
1.3

Angels One Five
as Pilot Officer T.B. 'Septic' Baird
1952
1.3

Three Cases of Murder
as Edgar Curtain ("You Killed Elizabeth" segment)
1955
1.3

The Holly and the Ivy
as David Paterson
1952
1.3

Value for Money
as Chayley Broadbent
1955
1.3

Tomorrow at Ten
as Inspector Parnell
1963
1.2

Live Now - Pay Later
as Callendar
1962
1.2

Cairo Road
as Coast Guardsman
1950
1.2

SOS Pacific
as Captain John 'Jack' Bennett
1959
1.2

Faces in the Dark
as Richard Hammond
1960
1.2

Jacqueline
as Mike McNeil
1956
1.2
Frequently Asked Questions About John Gregson
John Gregson has appeared in 26 titles, including 26 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in John Gregson's filmography is Scott of the Antarctic (1948).
The most recent title featuring John Gregson is Fright (1971).
One of the highest rated titles featuring John Gregson is The Lavender Hill Mob with an IMDb rating of 7.5.
John Gregson has been active for approximately 23 years, with credits spanning from 1948 to 1971.
Titles featuring John Gregson currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in John Gregson's career include 1949, 1952, 1955.