
Cyril Chamberlain
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- March 8, 1909
- Died
- December 5, 1974
- Birthplace
- London, England, UK
Cyril Chamberlain (8 March 1909 – 5 December 1974) was an English film and television actor.
Filmography

What's a Carry On? 1998
as Bert Able / Alf Hodgson (archive footage) (uncredited)

That's Carry On! 1977
as Constable Thurston / Tom Tree (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery 1966
as Maxie

Ring of Spies 1964
as Anderson

A Stitch in Time 1963
as Bit Part (uncredited)

The Iron Maiden 1963
as Mrs. Webb's Teammate

Carry On Cabby 1963
as Sarge

Two Left Feet 1963
as Miles

On the Beat 1962
as Café Proprietor (uncredited)

Carry On Cruising 1962
as Tom Tree

Raising the Wind 1961
as L.A.M.A. Porter

Flame in the Streets 1961
as Dowell

Dentist on the Job 1961
as Director

Carry On Regardless 1961
as Policeman

The Pure Hell of St Trinian's 1960
as Army Captain

Two-Way Stretch 1960
as Day Gate Warder

The Bulldog Breed 1960
as Jimmy (uncredited)

No Kidding 1960
as Cafe Proprietor

Doctor in Love 1960
as Shower Steward (uncredited)

The League of Gentlemen 1960
as AA Patrolman (uncredited)

Carry On Constable 1960
as Constable Thurston

The Dover Road Mystery 1960
as Chambers

Please Turn Over 1959
as Mr. Jones

Upstairs and Downstairs 1959
as Guard

The Ugly Duckling 1959
as Police Sergeant

Carry On Teacher 1959
as Alf Hodgson

The Heart of a Man 1959
as Boxing Match MC

Operation Bullshine 1959
as Orderly Sgt.

Too Many Crooks 1959
as Chief Fire Officer (uncredited)

Carry On Nurse 1959
as Bert Able

Chain of Events 1958
as Bus Conductor

Carry On Sergeant 1958
as Stores Sergeant

Man with a Gun 1958
as Supt. Wood

A Night to Remember 1958
as Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe

Wonderful Things 1958
as Butler

The Big Money 1958
as Detective at Hotel

The Duke Wore Jeans 1958
as Barman

Innocent Sinners 1958
as Col. Francis Baldock

The Man Who Wouldn't Talk 1958
as Liftman (uncredited)

Blue Murder at St. Trinian's 1957
as Army Captain

Just My Luck 1957
as Goodwood Official

No Time for Tears 1957
as Hall Porter

After the Ball 1957
Actor

The Tommy Steele Story 1957
as Chief Steward

Doctor at Large 1957
as Police Constable (uncredited)

The Green Man 1956
as Sergeant Bassett

Up in the World 1956
as Harper

The Gamma People 1956
as Graf

Eyewitness 1956
as Cinema Patron

Lost 1956
as Uniformed Police Officer

Dial 999 1955
as Anderson (murder victim)

Man of the Moment 1955
as British Delegate

Simon and Laura 1955
as Bert

Tiger by the Tail 1955
as Foster
- Windfall
Windfall 1955
as Clarkson

Value for Money 1955
as Hotel Manager (uncredited)

Doctor at Sea 1955
as Mr. Whimble

Above Us the Waves 1955
as CPO Chubb

The Embezzler 1954
as Alec Johnson

Forbidden Cargo 1954
as Customs Officer

The Diamond Wizard 1954
as Castle

Doctor in the House 1954
as Policeman

Impulse 1954
as Gray

Trouble in Store 1953
as Alf

A Day to Remember 1953
as Boarding Card Official on Ferry

The Net 1953
as Inspector Carter

Folly to Be Wise 1952
as Drill Sergeant

Escape Route 1952
as Bailey (uncredited)
- Sing Along with Me
Sing Along with Me 1952
as Jack Bates

Lady Godiva Rides Again 1951
as Harry, the boarder

The Lavender Hill Mob 1951
as Commander

Scarlet Thread 1951
as Mason

Fortune in Diamonds 1951
as Waiter

Blackmailed 1951
as Police Constable
- Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure
Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure 1951
as Captain Daincourt

Waterfront 1950
as Reporter

Stage Fright 1950
as Detective Sgt. Loomis (uncredited)

Boys in Brown 1949
as Mr. Johnson

The Chiltern Hundreds 1949
as Sentry

Helter Skelter 1949
as (uncredited)

Don't Ever Leave Me 1949
as News Reporter

Whisky Galore! 1949
Actor

Marry Me 1949
as P.C. Jackson

Stop Press Girl 1949
as Johnnie

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike 1949
as Bert Gardner
- The Bad Lord Byron
The Bad Lord Byron 1949
as Defending Counsel

It's Not Cricket 1949
as MP #2

Once a Jolly Swagman 1949
as Reporter

Here Come the Huggetts 1948
as Policeman at Crash Site (uncredited)

Portrait from Life 1948
as Supervisor

London Belongs to Me 1948
as Det Sgt Wilson

Quartet 1948
as Reporter (segment "The Kite")

The Blind Goddess 1948
as Policeman in Park

My Brother's Keeper 1948
as Archer

The Dark Road 1948
as Editor

The Calendar 1948
as Customs Official

Nightbeat 1947
as PC Rix

Dancing with Crime 1947
as Henchman "Sniffy"

The Upturned Glass 1947
as Junior Doctor (uncredited)

The Man Within 1947
as Runner

India Strikes 1945
as Self - Commentator

The Black Sheep of Whitehall 1942
as B.B.C. Producer

The Big Blockade 1942
as Press

The Common Touch 1941
as Jenkins

Old Mother Riley in Business 1941
as John Halliwell
- Night Watch
Night Watch 1941
as The Man

Spare a Copper 1940
as Policeman

Love on Leave 1940
as George Hurst

Crook's Tour 1940
as American (uncredited)
- Old Mother Riley in Society
Old Mother Riley in Society 1940
Actor

Jailbirds 1940
as Bob

Return to Yesterday 1940
as Bit Part (uncredited)

The Body Vanished 1939
as Auctioneer

The Spy in Black 1939
as Bit Part (uncredited)

Poison Pen 1939
as Peter Cashelton

This Man in Paris 1939
as Swindon

Ask a Policeman 1939
as Radio Announcer

Dead Men Are Dangerous 1939
as George Franklin

Crackerjack 1938
as Bit Role
Credits from TMDB.