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Keith Pyott

Acting

Born March 9, 1902 · Blackheath, London, England, UK

Keith Pyott (9 March 1902 – 6 April 1968) was a British actor. He transferred from stage to screen and was a regular face in drama in the early days of television, appearing in Educated Evans, The Pr…

Known for

Doctor Who

Doctor Who

1963

The Avengers

The Avengers

1961

Theatre 625

Theatre 625

1964

No Hiding Place

No Hiding Place

1959

The Prisoner

The Prisoner

1967

The Adventures of William Tell

The Adventures of William Tell

1958

The Adventures of William Tell

The Adventures of William Tell

1958

Festival

1963

Acting(40)

1968The CaesarsHaterius

1968The Devil Rides OutMax

1968The Bells of HellCommander Shotcroft

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1968Late Night HorrorCommander Shotcroft

1967The PrisonerWaiter

1967Sword of HonourMr Goodall

1966The World in SilenceGeneral Harboard

1966The Corridor PeopleBishop

1966The InformerSir Felix

1965MasqueradeGustave

1964Doctor Who: The AztecsAutloc

1964Theatre 625Ambrose Goodall

1964Five Have a Mystery to SolveSir Hugo Blaize

1963Doctor WhoAutloc

1963FestivalDon Fernando de Olmeda

1963Drama '63: A Well Dressed ManJudge

1963The Human JungleBrigadier West

1962Man of the WorldBaron De Charlot

1962The Phantom of the OperaWeaver

1962Out of This WorldAssistant Commander Lucas

1962The Pirates of Blood RiverSilas (uncredited)

1961The AvengersProfessor Richter

1960Village of the DamnedDr. Carlisle

1960Bluebeard's 10 HoneymoonsEstate Agent

1959No Hiding Place

1959Operation AmsterdamDiamond Merchant

1958The Adventures of William TellErlanger

1958I Accuse!Judge at Second Dreyfus Trial

1956Who Done It?Mr. Ponting (uncredited)

1955The Colditz StoryFrench Colonel

1954Beautiful StrangerGeorges

1954John WesleyRev. Samuel Wesley

1953Knights of the Round TableCourt Chamberlain (uncredited)

1953A Day to RememberFrenchman with Watches (uncredited)

1953Sea DevilsGeneral Latour

1952Distant TrumpetSir Rudolph Gettins

1950The PoltergeistVincent Ebury

1949The Spider and the FlyFather Pletsier

1949Edgar Allan Poe CentenaryMr. Silk Buckingham