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Years active
  
1937–2003

Name
  
Kenneth Griffith

Role
  
Actor


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Full Name
  
Kenneth Reginald Griffiths

Born
  
12 October 1921 (
1921-10-12
)
Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Occupation
  
Actor, Producer, Presenter

Spouse(s)
  
Joan Stock (?–?) (divorced) 1boy Doria Noar(?–?) (divorced) 1 girl Carol Hagar (?–?) (divorced) 2 boys and 1 girl.

Died
  
June 25, 2006, London, United Kingdom

Children
  
Eva Griffith, Huw Griffith, Polly Griffiths, David Griffith, Jonathan Griffith

TV shows
  
Shaka Zulu, Suddenly an Eagle

Books
  
Curious journey, Ireland's Unfinished Revolution

Movies
  
The Englishman Who Wen, Wild Geese, Circus of Horrors, A Night to Remember, Who Dares Wins

Similar People
  
Jack Watson, Christopher Monger, Andrew V McLaglen, Sidney Hayers, Rosalind Lloyd

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Kenneth Griffith (born Kenneth Reginald Griffiths; 12 October 1921 – 25 June 2006) was a Welsh actor and documentary filmmaker.

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Kenneth Griffith BBC Wales Arts Film Top 10 Welsh film performances

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Early life

He was born in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Six months after his birth his parents separated and left Tenby, leaving Griffith with his paternal grandparents, Emily and Ernest, who adopted him. A lively rugby union scrum-half, he attended the local Wesleyan Methodist chapel three times every Sunday. His grandparents were staunch Wesleyan Methodists who taught him to question everything.

Griffiths passed the 11-plus and attended Greenhill Grammar School, where he met English literature teacher Evelyn Ward, who recognised his writing and acting talent. Before Kenneth left school, his headmaster J.T. Griffith suggested that he drop the English "s" from his name (an anglicisation).

Career

In 1937 he left school and moved to Cambridge, taking a job at an ironmonger's weighing nails. This lasted only a day and proved to be the only job he ever had outside the acting world. He approached the Cambridge Festival Theatre for work, and at the age of 16 was cast by Peter Hoare as Cinna the Poet in a modern-dress version of Julius Caesar. He became a regular jobbing repertory actor, making his West End theatre debut in 1938 with a small part in Thomas Dekker's Shoemaker's Holiday.

Griffith volunteered for service with the Royal Air Force in 1939 before the outbreak of the Second World War. Before training in Canada, he returned to see his grandparents in Tenby, who, at his request, gave him a leather-bound copy of Hitler's book, Mein Kampf; he later explained in an interview that he wanted to understand what he was fighting against. While training in Canada, he caught scarlet fever and, in 1942, was invalided out of the service, which resulted in his taking up stamp collecting. The first stamp he collected was the Siege of Ladysmith, South Africa.

In 1941, he made his debut in the first of more than 100 films in which he principally played character roles. Released from the air arm of the Royal Air Force, Griffith returned to London, from where he was invalided out of the RAF in 1942. He joined the Liverpool, Lancashire-relocated Old Vic, and in repertory. On return from a tour of South Africa (during which he visited Ladysmith), he met another actor who became his good friend, Peter O'Toole.

He appeared in many British films between the 1940s and 1980s, notably as Archie Fellows in The Shop at Sly Corner, Jenkins in Only Two Can Play (1962), the wireless operator Jack Phillips on board the Titanic in A Night to Remember (1958), in the crime caper Track the Man Down (1955) and especially in the comedies of the Boulting brothers, including Private's Progress (1956) and I'm All Right Jack (1959). He also portrayed the gay medic Witty in The Wild Geese (1978) and a whimsical mechanic in The Sea Wolves (1980).

He appeared in the episodes "The Girl Who Was Death" and "Fall Out" of the 1967–68 TV programme, The Prisoner. Subsequent TV appearances included episodes of Minder and Lovejoy, and critically acclaimed performances in "War and Peace" (1963), "The Perils of Pendragon", Clochemerle and "The Bus to Bosworth", where his personification of a Welsh schoolteacher out on a field trip won him many accolades back in his homeland of Wales. Later film roles included the "mad old man" in Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), Reverend Jones in The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995) and the Minister in Very Annie Mary (2001).

Documentaries and political activity

In 1965, Huw Weldon and the then-director of BBC2, David Attenborough, asked Griffith if he would like to make a film for the BBC on any subject that he chose. This resulted in a series of films on subjects as diverse as the Boer War in Soldiers of the Widow (BBC tx. 27/5/1967), A Touch of Churchill, A Touch of Hitler (BBC tx. 30/7/1971), the controversial story of Thomas Paine in The Most Valuable Englishman Ever (BBC, tx. 16/1/1982), David Ben-Gurion (The Light), Napoleon Bonaparte (The Man on the Rock), Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Roger Casement (Heart of Darkness 1992), and on one occasion a film commissioned by Thames Television on the story of the Three Wise Men of the New Testament, A Famous Journey (ITV tx. 20/12/1979). Griffith was expelled from Iran by the country's Foreign Minister.

In 1973 Griffith made a documentary film about the life and death of Irish military/political leader Michael Collins titled Hang Up Your Brightest Colours (which is a line taken from a letter from George Bernard Shaw to one of Collins' sisters after Collins' assassination) for ATV, but the Independent Broadcasting Authority did not permit it to be screened (it was not shown by the BBC until 1993).

In 1974, he interviewed nine surviving IRA members from the 1916-23 period, i.e. the Easter Rebellion, Anglo-Irish War, and Irish Civil War (Maire Comerford, Joseph Sweeney, Sean Kavanagh, John O'Sullivan, Brigid Thornton, Sean Harling, Martin Walton, David Nelligan (or Neligan) and Tom Barry) in a programme titled Curious Journey. He was allowed to buy this last film back, as long as he did not mention who had commissioned it (it was the Welsh company, HTV). At one point in his career, Griffith accused the anti-censorship group, Index, of censoring him due to a delay in publishing two book reviews he had written for its magazine.

Griffith's sympathetic portrayal caused some concern given the tensions in Northern Ireland and ATV boss Sir Lew Grade decided to withdraw the film, which was not shown publicly until 1994. In response, he made a documentary, The Public's Right to Know, for Thames TV. The political troubles left Griffith "a frustrated and bemused figure". Screenonline described Griffith as "a world class documentary film-maker" who knew that "refusing to compromise his views has damaged his career".

Griffith's autobiography was published in 1994, The Fool's Pardon, by Little, Brown. In 1993 BBC Wales presented a retrospective season of five of his documentaries, including the suppressed Michael Collins work, opening the season with a biographical study of Griffith called The Tenby Poisoner (BBC Wales, tx. 1/3/1993) in which Peter O'Toole, Martin McGuinness and Jeremy Isaacs paid tribute. BBC Wales screened a film on Griffith's life in the "Welsh Greats" Series Two, shown in 2008. In 2001, Griffith was given a lifetime achievement award by BAFTA.

A Boer War historian, Griffith was sympathetic to the Afrikaners in South Africa. His opinion, in a South African television-funded documentary, was "provokingly sympathetic" towards the Afrikaners; South African television eventually withdrew its funding. He made a BBC2 documentary on runner Zola Budd, which purported to reveal injustices done to her by left-wing demonstrators and organisations during a tour of England in 1988.

The thrice-divorced Griffith named his home (Englefield Road #110, Islington, London), Michael Collins' House. In later life Griffith said, "In my time I've been accused of being a Marxist, a fascist, a traitor and, probably worst in most people's eyes, inconsistent. I was a radical Socialist. I'm now a radical Tory. It has been a very painful journey."

Personal life

Griffith was married and divorced three times and had five children:

  • Joan Stock (son: David)
  • Doria Noar (actress/theatre historian Eva Griffith)
  • Carole Haggar (Polly, Huw and Jonathan)
  • Death and burial

    Griffith suffered from complications associated with Alzheimer's disease in his later years, resulting in his retirement. He died at his home on 25 June 2006, aged 84. He was buried on 4 July 2006. At his request, his coffin was decorated with the flags of Wales, the Untouchables of India (of whose society he was president for many years), Israel, and the Irish tricolour. Griffith was interred beside his beloved grandparents (Emily and Ernest) in the churchyard adjoining St Nicholas and St Teilo Church in his native Penally.

    Legacy

    Tenby Museum and Art Gallery in Pembrokeshire houses an archive of "national importance" of Griffith's papers and documentaries, and a cabinet containing a collection of personal memorabilia from his house in Islington.

    Filmography

    Actor
    2003
    Holby City (TV Series) as
    Charlie Peters
    - One of Our Own (2003) - Charlie Peters
    2003
    Make My Day (TV Series)
    - Jason Bates (2003)
    2001
    Very Annie Mary as
    Minister
    1995
    The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain as
    Reverend Jones
    1994
    Four Weddings and a Funeral as
    Mad Old Man - Wedding One (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1992
    Lovejoy (TV Series) as
    Sir Desmond Clark
    - Eric of Arabia (1992) - Sir Desmond Clark
    1986
    Shaka Zulu (TV Mini Series) as
    Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.10 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.9 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.8 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.7 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.6 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.5 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.4 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.3 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Episode #1.2 (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    - Part I (1986) - Zacharias Abrahams
    1984
    The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood (TV Movie) as
    Isaac of York
    1982
    Remembrance as
    Joe
    1982
    The Final Option as
    Bishop Crick
    1981
    Berlin Tunnel 21 (TV Movie) as
    Bruno
    1980
    The Sea Wolves as
    Wilton
    1979
    Minder (TV Series) as
    Dai Llewellyn
    - A Tethered Goat (1979) - Dai Llewellyn
    1978
    The Wild Geese as
    Arthur Witty
    1977
    Why Shoot the Teacher? as
    Inspector Woods
    1976
    Sky Riders as
    Wasserman
    1976
    Bus to Bosworth (TV Movie) as
    Mr. Huw Meredith BA
    1975
    Churchill's People (TV Series) as
    King John
    - Silver Giant, Wooden Dwarf (1975) - King John
    1974
    Armchair Cinema (TV Series) as
    Julien Bour
    - The Prison (1974) - Julien Bour
    1974
    S*P*Y*S as
    Lippet
    1974
    Callan as
    Waterman
    1974
    Perils of Pendragon (TV Series) as
    Isaac
    - A Touch of the Tangled Webs (1974) - Isaac
    - Marx and Sparks (1974) - Isaac
    - Cut Yourself a Slice of Throat (1974) - Isaac
    - A Persistent Coffin (1974) - Isaac
    - A Fete Worse Than Death (1974) - Isaac
    - How to Rear an Ugly Head (1974) - Isaac
    1973
    Milligan in... (TV Series) as
    Various Characters
    - Milligan in Summer (1973) - Various Characters
    1973
    Ryan and Ronnie (TV Series)
    - Episode #3.1 (1973)
    1973
    Ooh La La! (TV Series) as
    Bouzin
    - Kept on a String (1973) - Bouzin
    1973
    The House in Nightmare Park as
    Ernest
    1972
    Colditz (TV Series) as
    Dr. Starb
    - Court Martial (1972) - Dr. Starb
    1972
    The Man Outside (TV Series) as
    Isaac
    - A Persistent Coffin (1972) - Isaac
    1972
    Clochemerle (TV Series) as
    Ernest Tafardel
    - The Glorious Triumph of Barthelemey Piechut (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    - The Dreaded Arrival of Captain Tardivaux (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    - The Scandalous Outcome of a Night of Destruction (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    - The Painful Infliction of Nicholas the Beadle (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    - The Triumphant Inauguration of a Municipal Amenity (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    - The Magnificent Idea of Barthelemey Piechut, the Mayor (1972) - Ernest Tafardel
    1972
    Spyder's Web (TV Series) as
    Ratznik
    - Emergency Exit (1972) - Ratznik
    1971
    Inn of the Frightened People as
    Seely
    1971
    An Apple a Day (TV Movie) as
    Dr. Clerke
    1971
    Paul Temple (TV Series) as
    Sergei Yalenkov
    - Paper Chase (1971) - Sergei Yalenkov
    1971
    Some Matters of Little Consequence (TV Series)
    - Episode #1.4 (1971)
    - Episode #1.3 (1971)
    - Episode #1.2 (1971)
    - Episode #1.1 (1971)
    1970
    Jane Eyre (TV Movie) as
    Mason
    1970
    The Gamblers as
    Broadfoot
    1969
    Strange Report (TV Series) as
    Segarus
    - Report 4407: Heart - No Choice for the Donor (1969) - Segarus
    1969
    The Assassination Bureau as
    Monsieur Popescu
    1968
    Great Catherine as
    Naryshkin
    1968
    Koroshi (TV Movie) as
    Richards
    1968
    The Lion in Winter as
    Strolling Player
    1968
    Decline and Fall... of a Birdwatcher as
    Mr. Church
    1968
    The Prisoner (TV Series) as
    The President / Schnipps / Number Two
    - Fall Out (1968) - The President
    - The Girl Who Was Death (1968) - Schnipps / Number Two
    1967
    The Whisperers as
    Mr. Weaver
    1967
    The Bobo as
    Pepe Gamazo
    1967
    Secret Agent (TV Series) as
    Richards
    - Shinda Shima (1967) - Richards
    1967
    A Change of Spots (TV Movie) as
    Ted Jones
    1966
    The Wednesday Play (TV Series) as
    Mr. Jones
    - A Walk in the Sea (1966) - Mr. Jones
    1965
    Buddenbrooks (TV Mini Series) as
    Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Silent Night (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Tom (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Lengthening Shadows (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Tony Again (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Children's Day (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Homecoming (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    - Tony (1965) - Christian Buddenbrooks
    1965
    Thirty-Minute Theatre (TV Series) as
    Mr. Rounds
    - Mr. Ponge (1965) - Mr. Rounds
    1965
    The Wednesday Thriller (TV Series) as
    Mr. Seam
    - The Babysitter (1965) - Mr. Seam
    1965
    Rotten to the Core as
    Lenny the Dip
    1964
    Paris 1900 (TV Series) as
    Massenay / Livergin / Saint-Florimund / ...
    - The Luck of the Game (1964) - Massenay
    - The Ribbon (1964) - Livergin
    - Half a Husband (1964) - Saint-Florimund
    - The Lambert Affair (1964) - Edouard
    - Fashions for Ladies (1964) - Dr. Hercule Molineaux
    - The Ribadier System (1964) - Thommereux
    1964
    Drama 61-67 (TV Series) as
    Szepesi
    - Drama '64: A Memory of October (1964) - Szepesi
    1964
    Festival (TV Series) as
    Mr. Jones
    - The Inner World of Miss Vaughan (1964) - Mr. Jones
    1963
    ITV Television Playhouse (TV Series) as
    Lambke
    - To Bury Caesar (1963) - Lambke
    1956
    ITV Play of the Week (TV Series) as
    Lt.Touzenbach / Napoleon / Ferdinand De Levis / ...
    - Three Sisters (1963) - Lt.Touzenbach
    - War and Peace (1963) - Napoleon
    - A Doll's House (1961)
    - Loyalties (1960) - Ferdinand De Levis
    - The School for Wives (1958) - Alain, a countryman
    - The Day of the Monkey (1957) - Boldado
    - One (1956) - Lark
    1960
    BBC Sunday-Night Play (TV Series) as
    Mr. Edwards / Offa Mogg / Harry
    - The Sponge Room (1963) - Mr. Edwards
    - The Slip (1962) - Offa Mogg
    - Summer Theatre: You're a Long Time Dead (1960) - Harry
    1963
    The DuPont Show of the Week (TV Series) as
    Lembke
    - To Bury Caesar (1963) - Lembke
    1963
    Maupassant (TV Series) as
    M. Caillard
    - Wives and Lovers (1963) - M. Caillard
    1963
    Heavens Above! as
    Rev. Owen Thomas
    1963
    Hancock (TV Series) as
    Owen Bowen
    - The Assistant (1963) - Owen Bowen
    1962
    The Arthur Haynes Show (TV Series)
    - Episode #10.3 (1962)
    1962
    We Joined the Navy as
    Orator
    1962
    Not at All (TV Movie)
    1962
    Thirty Minute Theatre (TV Series) as
    Jack Price
    - The Bearer of Bad News (1962) - Jack Price
    1957
    Armchair Theatre (TV Series) as
    Lydiat Shell / Reuben / Gervais Laroche / ...
    - Nothing to Pay (1962) - Lydiat Shell
    - The Fishing Match (1962) - Reuben
    - The Web of Lace (1958) - Gervais Laroche
    - The Pier (1957) - Derry Spooner
    1962
    Murder Can Be Deadly as
    Kleinie
    1962
    Only Two Can Play as
    Ieuan Jenkins (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1961
    The Pursuers (TV Series) as
    George Webber
    - The George Webber Story (1961) - George Webber
    1961
    The Frightened City as
    Wally (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1961
    Young, Willing and Eager as
    Wilson
    1961
    I Promised to Pay as
    Monty
    1960
    Snowball as
    Phil Hart
    1960
    The Risk as
    Dr. Shole
    1960
    A French Mistress as
    Mr. Meade
    1960
    Who Killed Menna Lorraine? (TV Movie) as
    Inspector Farley
    1960
    Circus of Horrors as
    Martin
    1960
    International Detective (TV Series) as
    Gaspare
    - The Winthrop Case (1960) - Gaspare
    1959
    A Car in a Thicket (TV Movie) as
    Abel Huws
    1959
    Expresso Bongo as
    Charlie (uncredited)
    1959
    Libel as
    Fitch
    1959
    I'm All Right Jack as
    Dai
    1953
    BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV Series) as
    General Karl Albrecht / Dents Schofield / Weintraub / ...
    - Treason (1959) - General Karl Albrecht
    - The End of the Equation (1958) - Dents Schofield
    - Epitaph (1956) - Weintraub
    - Crime and Punishment (1953) - Rodion Raskolnikoff
    1959
    Tiger Bay as
    Choirmaster
    1959
    Man in a Cocked Hat as
    Griffths (uncredited)
    1958
    The Two-Headed Spy as
    Adolf Hitler
    1958
    Chain of Events as
    Clarke
    1958
    The Man Upstairs as
    Mr. Pollen
    1958
    A Night to Remember as
    Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips
    1957
    The New Adventures of Martin Kane (TV Series) as
    Hollis
    - The Absconder Story (1957) - Hollis
    - The Kidnap Story (1957) - Hollis
    1957
    Blue Murder at St. Trinian's as
    Charlie Bull
    1957
    Your Past Is Showing as
    Porter
    1957
    Lucky Jim as
    Cyril Johns
    1957
    Brothers in Law as
    Hearse Driver (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1956
    Tiger in the Smoke as
    Crutches
    1956
    New Ramps for Old (TV Series) as
    Bracken
    - No Percentage (1956) - Bracken
    1956
    The Baby and the Battleship as
    Sub-Lieutenant
    1956
    Lilli Palmer Theatre (TV Series) as
    Jim
    - The Ends of Justice (1956) - Jim
    1956
    1984 as
    Prisoner (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1956
    Private's Progress as
    Private Dai Jones (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1955
    Patrol Car (TV Series) as
    Heywood
    - The Sixth Dagger (1955) - Heywood
    1955
    Track the Man Down as
    Ken Orwell (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1955
    The Prisoner as
    The Secretary
    1954
    The Green Buddha as
    Nobby (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1953
    Terror Street as
    Henry Slosson
    1952
    The Starfish as
    Jack Trevennick
    1951
    High Treason as
    Jimmy Ellis
    1950
    Waterfront Women as
    Maurice Bruno
    1949
    Blue Scar as
    Thomas Williams
    1949
    Helter Skelter as
    Nick Martin's BBC Colleague (uncredited)
    1949
    Forbidden as
    Johnny (as Kenneth Griffiths)
    1948
    Bond Street as
    Len Phillips
    1947
    Fame Is the Spur as
    Wartime Miners' Representitive (uncredited)
    1947
    The Shop at Sly Corner as
    Archie Fellowes
    1946
    The Shop at Sly Corner (TV Movie) as
    Archie Fellowes
    1943
    Young and Willing as
    Older Actor (uncredited)
    1942
    The Great Mr. Handel as
    Minor Role (uncredited)
    1942
    The Forest Rangers as
    Forest Ranger
    1942
    Hard Steel as
    Dixon
    1942
    Black Sheep of Whitehall as
    Butcher's Boy (uncredited)
    1941
    Love on the Dole as
    Harry's Pal in Billiard Hall (uncredited)
    1941
    The Farmer's Wife as
    George Smerdon
    1940
    Channel Incident (Short) as
    Johnnie
    1940
    Miss Knowall (Short) as
    Chris (as K.R Griffiths)
    1938
    The Shoemaker's Holiday (TV Movie)
    Writer
    1985
    Emily Hobhouse: The Englishwoman (TV Movie documentary)
    1982
    Thomas Paine: The most valuable Englishman ever (Documentary)
    1976
    Omnibus (TV Series documentary) (1 episode)
    - Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death (1976)
    1976
    Suddenly an Eagle (TV Movie documentary)
    1973
    Hang Up Your Brightest Colours (TV Movie documentary)
    1972
    Sons of the Blood: The Great Boer War, 1899-1902 (TV Mini Series documentary) (written by)
    1971
    A Touch of Churchill, A Touch of Hitler: The Life of Cecil Rhodes (TV Movie documentary)
    1968
    The Prisoner (TV Series) (1 episode)
    - Fall Out (1968) - (uncredited)
    Script Department
    1986
    Shaka Zulu (TV Mini Series) (script editor - 5 episodes)
    - Episode #1.5 (1986) - (script editor)
    - Episode #1.4 (1986) - (script editor)
    - Episode #1.3 (1986) - (script editor)
    - Episode #1.2 (1986) - (script editor)
    - Part I (1986) - (script editor)
    Miscellaneous
    1993
    ABC Weekend Specials (TV Series) (coordinator - 1 episode)
    - The Legend of Lochnagar (1993) - (coordinator: live action sequence - as Ken Griffiths)
    Self
    2004
    The Last of the Gentleman Producers (Video documentary short) as
    Self
    2003
    The Prisoner: 35 Years of a Television Phenomenon (Video documentary) as
    Self - interviewed
    1992
    Timewatch (TV Series documentary)
    - Roger Casement - Heart of Darkness (1992)
    1985
    Emily Hobhouse: The Englishwoman (TV Movie documentary) as
    Self - Presenter / David LLoyd George / Lord Kitchener / ...
    1982
    Parkinson in Australia (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Episode #4.19 (1982) - Self
    1982
    Tuesday's Documentary (TV Series documentary) as
    Self
    - There's Something Wrong with Our Bloody Ships (1982) - Self
    1982
    Thomas Paine: The most valuable Englishman ever (Documentary) as
    Self
    1979
    Black as Hell, Thick as Grass (Documentary) as
    Self - narrator
    1979
    In the Post (TV Series documentary) as
    Self
    - The Specialist Collector (1979) - Self
    - Why Collect Stamps? (1979) - Self
    1978
    Stars' War - The Flight of the Wild Geese (Documentary short) as
    Self
    1976
    Network (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Birthplace (1976) - Self
    1976
    Omnibus (TV Series documentary) as
    Self - Presenter
    - Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death (1976) - Self - Presenter
    1976
    Suddenly an Eagle (TV Movie documentary) as
    British Narrator
    1973
    Hang Up Your Brightest Colours (TV Movie documentary) as
    Self
    1972
    Sons of the Blood: The Great Boer War, 1899-1902 (TV Mini Series documentary) as
    Self - Presenter
    1971
    A Touch of Churchill, A Touch of Hitler: The Life of Cecil Rhodes (TV Movie documentary) as
    Self - Host and Narrator
    1956
    One (TV Special) as
    Lark
    1956
    Strictly T-T (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Episode #1.6 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    - Episode #1.5 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    - Episode #1.4 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    - Episode #1.3 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    - Episode #1.2 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    - Episode #1.1 (1956) - Self (as Ken Griffith)
    Archive Footage
    2009
    Welsh Greats (TV Series documentary) as
    Self
    - Kenneth Griffith (2009) - Self
    1993
    Four Weddings and a Funeral: Production Featurette (Video documentary short) as
    Mad Old Man (uncredited)
    1990
    The Prisoner Video Companion (Video documentary)

    References

    Kenneth Griffith Wikipedia


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