Stanley Lebor

Stanley Lebor

Acting

Birthday

1934/09/24

Day of death

2014/11/22 (80 years old)

Gender

Male

Place of Birth

East Ham, London, England, UK

Also know as

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Biography

Stanley Harvey Lebor (24 September 1934 – 22 November 2014) was an English actor. He was best known for his roles as Howard Hughes in the 1980s BBC TV comedy series Ever Decreasing Circles, the Mongon Doctor in Flash Gordon (1980), and as RSM Lord in A Bridge Too Far (1977). Before this he was better known for villainous roles in series such as Jason King and The Tomorrow People.

Acting
The Naked Civil Servant
6.7

(1975) The Naked Civil Servant

as Mr. Pole

0.0

(1970) John Clare: "I Am"

as Shylock

The Deadly Affair
6.3

(1967) The Deadly Affair

as Lancaster (in Edward II)

10.0

(1996) La Passione

as Harry Lambert

Crossplot
5.5

(1969) Crossplot

as First Policeman

Madame Bovary
6.3

(2000) Madame Bovary

as Binet

Personal Services
6.0

(1987) Personal Services

as Jones

10.0

(1976) Ready When You Are, Mr McGill

as Don

Superman IV: The Quest for Peace
4.6

(1987) Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

as General Romoff

Gandhi
7.6

(1982) Gandhi

as Police Officer

0.0

(1977) The Bass Player and the Blonde

as Lenny

Ha-Kala
7.0

(1985) The 17th Bride

as ---

The Dig
0.0

(1980) The Dig

as Juntress

Exiles
0.0

(1977) Exiles

as Taki

Tarka the Otter
6.6

(1979) Tarka the Otter

as Farm Labourer

The Medusa Touch
6.8

(1978) The Medusa Touch

as Police Doctor

Oh! What a Lovely War
6.6

(1969) Oh! What a Lovely War

as Soldier (uncredited)

Hennessy
4.7

(1975) Hennessy

as Hawk

Soft Beds, Hard Battles
4.1

(1974) Soft Beds, Hard Battles

as Gestapo

A Bridge Too Far
7.2

(1977) A Bridge Too Far

as Regimental Sergeant Major

Thank You Very Much
0.0

(1971) Thank You Very Much

as Robin

Nothing But the Night
6.1

(1973) Nothing But the Night

as Policeman

Beyond the Pale
0.0

(1981) Beyond the Pale

as Yossel

Double Dare
0.0

(1976) Double Dare

as Waiter

0.0

(1982) Easy Money

as Stewart

Under the Hammer
0.0

(1984) Under the Hammer

as Derek

Brassneck
0.0

(1975) Brassneck

as ---

Visitor from the Grave
1.0

(1980) Visitor from the Grave

as Charles

Flash Gordon
6.2

(1980) Flash Gordon

as Mongon Doctor

The Hunchback of Notre Dame
5.8

(1982) The Hunchback of Notre Dame

as Torturer

Easy Money
0.0

(1982) Easy Money

as Stewart

Ever Decreasing Circles
7.3

(1984) Ever Decreasing Circles

as ---

Department S
4.9

(1969) Department S

as Fraser

Elizabeth R
7.4

(1971) Elizabeth R

as Sir Robert Tyrwhit

Shoestring
6.8

(1979) Shoestring

as ---

Star Maidens
3.2

(1976) Star Maidens

as ---

Jason King
7.3

(1971) Jason King

as ---

Crown Court
5.4

(1972) Crown Court

as Mr. Lowe

Hallmark Hall of Fame
8.7

(1951) Hallmark Hall of Fame

as Torturer

4.0

(1983) The Baker Street Boys

as ---

Within These Walls
5.3

(1974) Within These Walls

as ---

Hammer House of Horror
7.1

(1980) Hammer House of Horror

as Charles

Father Brown
6.6

(1974) Father Brown

as ---

'Allo 'Allo!
7.7

(1984) 'Allo 'Allo!

as Gypsy Leader

The Adventurer
5.5

(1972) The Adventurer

as Un garde

The Borrowers
6.4

(1992) The Borrowers

as Uncle Hendreary

Minder
6.8

(1979) Minder

as Wilson

Secret Army
7.6

(1977) Secret Army

as Shopkeeper

Grange Hill
6.5

(1978) Grange Hill

as Mr. Durrant

Return of the Saint
7.0

(1978) Return of the Saint

as Dalby

Last of the Summer Wine
7.1

(1973) Last of the Summer Wine

as Bramwell

6.5

(1993) The Return of the Borrowers

as Uncle Hendreary

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
7.3

(1971) The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes

as Paul Petrofsky

Holocaust
7.4

(1978) Holocaust

as Zalman

Peter and Paul
6.8

(1981) Peter and Paul

as Naaman

Play for Today
6.1

(1970) Play for Today

as Robin

Arabian Nights
6.7

(2000) Arabian Nights

as Faisal

Reilly: Ace of Spies
7.1

(1983) Reilly: Ace of Spies

as Grigorenko

The Protectors
5.6

(1972) The Protectors

as President Medina

Play for Today
6.1

(1970) Play for Today

as Derek

The Frighteners
8.5

(1972) The Frighteners

as Irving Sokolsky