Ronald Howard
British actor (1918-1996) · United Kingdom · Actors · Died at 78
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Something wrong?Ronald Howard was an English actor and writer. He appeared as Sherlock Holmes in a weekly television series of the same name in 1954. He was the son of the actor Leslie Howard.
A life in dates
1996Died19 December 19961985
The Many Faces of Sherlock HolmesFilm, Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)1974
PersecutionFilm, Dr. Ross1972
The Lotus EatersSeries, Dr. John Dartington1971
The Hunting PartyFilm, Watt Nelson1967
Cowboy in AfricaSeries, Wing Commander Hayes1965
You Must Be JokingFilm, Cecil (uncredited)1964Story ParadeSeries, George Hadley
The Curse of the Mummy's TombFilm, 1964John Bray1962
Combat!Series, Capt. Johns1961
Kraft Mystery TheatreSeries, Robert Grant
Come SeptemberFilm, 1961Spencer1960
Danger ManSeries, Sanders1959
Edgar Wallace MysteriesSeries, Dick Shannon
Babette Goes to WarFilm, 1959Fitzpatrick1958
Gideon's DayFilm, Paul Delafield1956
The Hide-OutFilm, Robert Grant1955
Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Peyton Farquhar1954
Sherlock HolmesSeries, Sherlock Holmes1952
Wide BoyFilm, Inspector Carson1951
Assassin for HireFilm, Detective Inspector Carson1950
Sunday Night TheatreSeries, Sir Andrew Ffoulkes1949
Now BarabbasFilm, Roberts1948
Bond StreetFilm, Steve Winter1941
"Pimpernel" SmithFilm, Minor Role1918Born7 April 1918
The Many Faces of Sherlock HolmesFilm, Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)1974PersecutionFilm, Dr. Ross1972The Lotus EatersSeries, Dr. John Dartington1971The Hunting PartyFilm, Watt Nelson1967Cowboy in AfricaSeries, Wing Commander Hayes1965You Must Be JokingFilm, Cecil (uncredited)1964Story ParadeSeries, George HadleyThe Curse of the Mummy's TombFilm, 1964John Bray1962Combat!Series, Capt. Johns1961Kraft Mystery TheatreSeries, Robert GrantCome SeptemberFilm, 1961Spencer1960Danger ManSeries, Sanders1959Edgar Wallace MysteriesSeries, Dick ShannonBabette Goes to WarFilm, 1959Fitzpatrick1958Gideon's DayFilm, Paul Delafield1956The Hide-OutFilm, Robert Grant1955Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Peyton Farquhar1954Sherlock HolmesSeries, Sherlock Holmes1952Wide BoyFilm, Inspector Carson1951Assassin for HireFilm, Detective Inspector Carson1950Sunday Night TheatreSeries, Sir Andrew Ffoulkes1949Now BarabbasFilm, Roberts1948Bond StreetFilm, Steve Winter1941"Pimpernel" SmithFilm, Minor Role1918Born7 April 1918Photos 1
Filmography 40
THThe Many Faces of Sherlock Holmes
TRTake a Hard RidePEPersecutionTPThe Hunting Party
RMRun a Crooked MileYJYou Must Be Joking
WDWeekend at DunkirkTTThe Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
NWNurse on Wheels
SSSiege of the Saxons
MSMurder She SaidCSCome September
TEThe Naked Edge
FHFate Takes a Hand
TPThe Monster of Highgate Ponds
TWThe Spider's Web
TMThe Malpas MysteryBWBabette Goes to War
NSNo Trees in the Street
MAMan AccusedGDGideon's Day
IAI Accuse!
DRDrangoTOThe Hide-Out
SCStreet Corner
BOBlack Orchid
NLNoose for a Lady
GTGlad TidingsWBWide Boy
TVThe Browning Version
NFNight Was Our FriendAHAssassin for Hire
DCDouble Confession
PCPortrait of Clare
TSThe Queen of SpadesNBNow Barabbas
MJMy Brother JonathanBSBond Street
NINightbeatPS"Pimpernel" Smith82 credits on file
Television 19
TEThe Lotus EatersCACowboy in AfricaSPStory Parade
ESEspionageCOCombat!
RLRichard the LionheartKTKraft Mystery TheatreDMDanger Man
THThriller
OBOne Step Beyond
NPNo Hiding PlaceEMEdgar Wallace Mysteries
TMThe Four Just Men
ATArmchair Theatre
TTThe Errol Flynn TheatreAPAlfred Hitchcock Presents
THThe Adventures of Robin HoodSHSherlock HolmesSTSunday Night TheatreFamily
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United Kingdom
Category
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Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1918 to 1996 · aged 78
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