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Ian Wilson
Acting
Biography
Ian Wilson was born on July 2, 1901 in Hampstead, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Wicker Man (1973), The Good Companions (1957) and The Day of the Triffids (1963). He died in December 1987 in Exeter, Devon, England, UK.
BODY OF WORK
Ian Wilson's Filmography
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The Wicker Man
as Communicant

The Plank
as Friend of Van Owner

Help!
as Power Station Operative (uncredited)

Rotten to the Core
as Chopper Parsons

Carry On Cleo
as Small Messenger

Carry On Jack
as Lightning Legs

West 11
as Man on Stairs (uncredited)

The Iron Maiden
as Sidney Webb

Carry On Cabby
as Clerk

The Day of the Triffids
as Greenhouse Watchman

The Boys
as (uncredited)

The Phantom of the Opera
as The Dwarf

Carry On Cruising
as Passenger (uncredited)

Raising the Wind
as Street Musician - Drummer

Carry On Regardless
as Advertising Man (uncredited)

Two-Way Stretch
as Milkman

Suspect
as Pin Table Man

Carry On Constable
as (uncredited)

Suddenly, Last Summer
as Patient (uncredited)
No Poster
A Woman's Temptation
as Mr. Pierce

The Ugly Duckling
as Small Man

I'm All Right Jack
as Evangelist

Carlton-Browne of the F.O.
as Onlooker

The Square Peg
as Extra (uncredited)

The Big Money
as Post Office Clerk

Rx Murder
as Pharmacist (uncredited)

Just My Luck
as 2nd Gas Man (uncredited)

Lucky Jim
as Glee Singer

How to Murder a Rich Uncle
as Postman

The Key Man
as Process Server

Kill Me Tomorrow
as Marty

The Good Companions
as Mr Droke

Brothers in Law
as Hearse Attendant

Up in the World
as Man in Queue (uncredited)

Portrait of Alison
as Dorking's Customer (uncredited)

Man of the Moment
as Extra (uncredited)

One Way Out
as Music Shop Customer (uncredited)

Value for Money
as Extra (uncredited)

Miss Tulip Stays the Night
as Police photographer

One Good Turn
as No. 14 in Walking Race (uncredited)

Radio Cab Murder
as Second Bank Nightwatchman (uncredited)

The Million Pound Note
as Photographer

Trouble in Store
as Onlooker (uncredited)

The Saint's Return
as Man Waiting for Telephone Booth (uncredited)

The Flanagan Boy
as Spectator with Thick Glasses
No Poster
Box for One

Hindle Wakes
as Mr. Slaughter

Meet Me Tonight
as Call Boy (segment "Red Peppers")

Mother Riley Meets the Vampire
as Hitchcock

Man Bait
as Mushroom Book Customer

Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard
as Small Tough

Scrooge
as Blind Man

High Treason
as Glass collector (uncredited)

The Lady Craved Excitement
as Mugsy

Trottie True
as Bert (uncredited)

Marry Me
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Bond Street
as Extra (uncredited)

The Agitator
as Office Worker (uncredited)

The Demi-Paradise
as Army Bandmaster

The Dummy Talks

My Learned Friend
as Stagehand

We Dive at Dawn

Thursday's Child
as Man Watching Screentest (uncredited)

Atlantic Ferry
as Extra (uncredited)

Love on the Dole
as Man at Demonstration

Quiet Wedding
as Bookstall Customer

Let George Do It!
as Parker, Dinky Do (uncredited)

Inquest
as Jury Member
No Poster
Birds of a Feather
as Peter

Joy Ride
as Tommy

Play Up the Band
as Rowland

The Love Test
as Chemist

Things Are Looking Up
as Drummer in Band

Over the Garden Wall
as Bellboy (uncredited)
No Poster
The Unholy Quest
as Wilky

Love, Life and Laughter
as (uncredited)

Facing the Music

Britannia of Billingsgate

His Lordship
as Man Listening to the Speech (uncredited)
No Poster
Little Waitress

The Bailiffs
as Butcher's boy
No Poster
The Merry Men of Sherwood

Splinters in the Navy
as Call Boy

Out of the Blue
as Man in Leopard Skin

Sally in Our Alley
as Boy Delivering Fish

Third Time Lucky

The Woman from China
as Cabin Boy
No Poster
The Dizzy Limit
as Callboy
No Poster
What Next?
as Winterbottomβs Assistant
No Poster
Double Dealing

Shooting Stars
as Reporter
No Poster
Windsor Castle

Always Tell Your Wife
as Office boy
No Poster
Through Fire and Water
as Jimmy