
Actor
Harry Towb
Born July 27, 1925 in Larne, County Antrim, Northern IrelandDied July 24, 200944 films
Harry Towb was a Northern Irish actor of stage and screen.
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First watchBarry Lyndon19758.0as InnkeeperAn Irish rogue uses his cunning and wit to work his way up the social classes of 18th century England, transforming himself from the humble Redmond Barry into the noble Barry Lyndon.View filmEssential films
Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
44 films as actor- 2003CheekyMr Oates
- 2003Conspiracy of SilenceFather Doherty
- 2000The Most Fertile Man in IrelandUncle Eugene
- 1998Clinton: His Struggle with DirtKen Starr
- 1996Moll FlandersMagistrate
- 1992Trust MeGeorge Empson
- 1986LambPriest
- 1984LassiterRoger Boardman
- 1983Five Go Mad on MescalinBuzz
- 1981Elizabeth AloneMr Maloney
- 1978Rosie Dixon - Night NurseMr. Phillips
- 1975Barry LyndonInnkeeper
- 1974The Girl from PetrovkaAmerican Reporter
- 1974Sex PlayFour Star General
- 1973Digby, the Biggest Dog in the WorldRingmaster
- 1972The Stumbling BlockMr. Bertram
- 1972The Folk Singer1st Workman
- 1972Carson CountrySash Walker
- 1971Carry On at Your ConvenienceDoctor
- 1971Doctor Who: Terror of the AutonsMcDermott
- 1970PattonAmerican GI Cook (uncredited)
- 1969All Neat in Black StockingsIssur
- 1969Doctor Who: The Seeds of DeathOsgood
- 1968The Bliss of Mrs. BlossomDoctor
- 1968Prudence and the PillRacetrack Official
- 196830 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia!Mr. Woolley
- 1966The Big Man Coughed and DiedErnie
- 1963The Scarlet BladeCobb
- 1962All Night LongPhales
- 1960Crossroads to CrimePaddy
- 1957The End of the LineVince
- 1957Stranger in TownCafe Attendant
- 1956Circus FriendsLarry
- 1956EyewitnessSugdon
- 1956The March Hare
- 1955A Prize of GoldBenny
- 1955Above Us the WavesMcCleery
- 1955The Time of His LifeSteele
- 1954The Sleeping TigerHarry, second criminal
- 1954Monsieur RipoisStewart (uncredited)
- 1954They Got What They WantedDerry Murnaghan
- 1954John WesleyMichael O'Rory
- 1952Escape RouteImmigration Officer (uncredited)
- 1951The Quiet WomanJim Cranshaw


