Nicholas Phipps
- Known for
- Writing
- Born
- June 23, 1913
- Died
- April 11, 1980
- Birthplace
- London, England, UK
Nicholas Phipps (23 June 1913 - 11 April 1980) was a British actor.
Filmography
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer 1970
as Snaggot
Some Girls Do 1969
as Lord Dunnberry
Charlie Bubbles 1968
as Agent
Doctor in Distress 1963
Screenplay
Heavens Above! 1963
as DG
Summer Holiday 1963
as Wrightmore
The Amorous Prawn 1962
Screenplay
The Wild and the Willing 1962
Writer
A Pair of Briefs 1962
as Peter Sutcliffe, Screenplay
No Love for Johnnie 1961
Screenplay
The Pure Hell of St Trinian's 1960
as Major Hargreaves
Doctor in Love 1960
as Dr. Clive Cardew, Screenplay
Tommy the Toreador 1959
Additional Dialogue
Upstairs and Downstairs 1959
as Harry
Don't Panic Chaps 1959
as Mortimer
The Lady is a Square 1959
Writer
The Captain's Table 1959
as Reddish, Screenplay
The Navy Lark 1959
as Capt. Povey
Rockets Galore 1958
as Andrew Wishart
Orders to Kill 1958
as Lecturer Lieutenant
Doctor at Large 1957
as Mr. Wayland, Screenplay
The Iron Petticoat 1956
as Tony Mallard
Who Done It? 1956
as Scientist
All for Mary 1955
as Gen. McLintock-White
Doctor at Sea 1955
Screenplay
Out of the Clouds 1955
as Hilton-Davidson
Mad About Men 1954
as Col. Barclay Sutton
Forbidden Cargo 1954
as Royal Navy Information Officer
Doctor in the House 1954
as Magistrate
The Intruder 1953
as Regular Officer
The Captain's Paradise 1953
as The Major, Screenplay
Escape Route 1952
Additional Dialogue
Appointment with Venus 1951
as Minister, Screenplay
Into the Blue 1950
Writer
Madeleine 1950
Writer
Adam and Evelyne 1949
Writer
Maytime in Mayfair 1949
as Sir Henry Hazelrigg, Screenplay
Elizabeth of Ladymead 1948
as John Beresford in 1854, Writer
Woman Hater 1948
Writer
Spring in Park Lane 1948
as Marquis of Borechester, Writer
The First Gentleman 1948
Screenplay
The Courtneys of Curzon Street 1947
as Phipps, Writer
This Man Is Mine 1946
Adaptation
Piccadilly Incident 1946
Writer
I Live in Grosvenor Square 1945
Scenario Writer
Old Bill and Son 1941
as BBC Reporter
You Will Remember 1941
as Earl of Potter
Contraband 1940
as Man in Car
Credits from TMDB.