Richard Vernon

Highest Rated:
100% Indiscreet (1958)
Lowest Rated:
33% The Human Factor (1975)
Birthday:
Mar 7, 1925
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Not Available

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 33% - 100%
Number of Movies: 35
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
1995 Loch Ness
  • Aged Professor
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1994 Class Act
  • Actor
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1994 Borrowers
  • Mr. Potts
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1993 Return of the Borrowers
  • Mr. Potts
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1991 Puccini: La Fanciulla Del West
  • Actor
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1987 A Month in the Country
  • Colonel Hebron
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1986 Paradise Postponed
  • Actor
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1986 57% Lady Jane
  • The Marquess of Winchester
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1985 Metropolitan Opera: Puccini: Tosca
  • Actor
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1983 Night Train to Murder
  • Actor
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1982 89% Gandhi
  • Sir Edward Gait
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1982 La Traviata
  • Actor
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1981 83% Evil under the Sun
  • Flewitt
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1980 Oh Heavenly Dog
  • Quimby Charles
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1976 83% The Pink Panther Strikes Again
  • Dr. Hugo Fassbender
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1975 33% The Human Factor
  • Sir John Hargreaves
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1974 The Satanic Rites of Dracula
  • Actor
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1973 Dracula: The Satanic Rites
  • Col. Matthews
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1971 Persuasion
  • Actor
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1971 She'll Follow You Anywhere
  • Actor
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1970 One Brief Summer
  • Hayward
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1970 Song of Norway
  • 1st Councilman
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1966 The Counterfeit Constable(Allez France!)
  • Actor
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1965 The Intelligence Men
  • Sir Edward Seabrook
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1965 The Early Bird
  • Sir Roger
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1964 Agent 8 3/4 (Hot Enough for June)
  • Roddinghead
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1964 The Yellow Rolls-Royce
  • Actor
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1964 96% Goldfinger
  • Smithers
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1964 86% The Tomb of Ligeia (Tomb of the Cat)
  • Dr. Vivian
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1964 99% A Hard Day's Night
  • Man on Train
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1963 86% The Servant
  • Lord Mounset
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1962 Cash On Demand
  • Pearson
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1960 95% Village of the Damned
  • Sir Edgar Hargreaves
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1958 100% Indiscreet
  • Actor
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1953 The Shadow Man (Street of Shadows)
  • Director
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Quotes from Richard Vernon's Characters

    1. Man on Train: I fought the war for your sort.
    2. Ringo Starr: I bet you're sorry you won.
    From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by Brian G (16 months ago)
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