Stewart Granger

Actor

Born May 6, 1913 in Kensington, London, United Kingdom. Died August 16, 1993.

Stewart Granger (born James Lablache Stewart; 6 May 1913 – 16 August 1993) was a British actor, mainly associated with heroic and romantic leading roles. He was a popular leading man from the 1940s to the early 1960s, rising to fame through his appearances in the Gainsborough melodramas.

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Acting

Les messages de Fritz Lang
Film, 2003
Otto – The Series
TV series, 1995
as Verschiedene
Chameleons
Film, 1989
as Jason Carr
Fine Gold
Film, 1989
Hell Hunters
Film, 1988
as Martin Hoffmann
A Hazard of Hearts
Film, 1987
as Old Vulcan
The Story of a Recluse
Film, 1987
as Manton Jamieson
The Legacy of Guldenburgs
TV series, 1987
as Jack Brinkley
The Wizard
TV series, 1986
1 episode
Crossings
TV series, 1986
as George Hackett
Murder, She Wrote
TV series, 1984
as John Landry
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana
Film, 1982
as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Hotel
TV series, 1982
as Tony Fielding
The Wild Geese
Film, 1978
as Sir Edward Matherson
The Love Boat
TV series, 1977
as Thomas Preston
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Film, 1972
as Sherlock Holmes
Any Second Now
Film, 1969
as Paul Dennison
The Last Safari
Film, 1967
as Miles Gilchrist
The Trygon Factor
Film, 1966
as Superintendent Cooper Smith
Requiem for a Secret Agent
Film, 1966
as Jimmy Merrill
Target for Killing
Film, 1966
as James Vine
Where Are You Taking That Woman
Film, 1966
as David Porter
Flaming Frontier
Film, 1965
as Old Surehand
Rampage at Apache Wells
Film, 1965
as Old Surehand
Red Dragon
Film, 1965
as Michael Scott
The Crooked Road
Film, 1965
as Duke Of Orgagna
Frontier Hellcat
Film, 1964
as Old Surehand
The Secret Invasion
Film, 1964
as Maj. Richard Mace
The Shortest Day
Film, 1963
as Avvocato (uncredited)
Commando
Film, 1962
as Captain Le Blanc