
Alan Napier
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 7, 1903
- Died
- August 8, 1988
- Birthplace
- Kings Norton, Birmingham, England, UK
Alan Napier (born Alan William Napier-Clavering) was an English actor. After a decade in London West End theatres, he had a long film career first in Britain and then in Hollywood. He eventually became widely known for portraying Alfred the butler in the 1960s live-action Batman television series.
Filmography

And One Was Loyal TBA
as Jack Simmons

Joe Dancer II: The Monkey Mission 1981
as Briarton

The Golden Dog 1977
as Archie

Come Die with Me 1974
as Lawyer

Batman 1966
as Alfred

The Loved One 1965
as British Club Official

Mary Poppins 1964
as Huntsman/Reporter #3/Hound (voice) (uncredited)

Signpost to Murder 1964
as The Vicar

My Fair Lady 1964
as Gentleman Escorting Eliza to the Queen (uncredited)

36 Hours 1964
as Col. Peter MacLean

Marnie 1964
as Mr. Rutland

The Sword in the Stone 1963
as Sir Pellinore (voice)

The Premature Burial 1962
as Dr. Gideon Gault

Tender Is the Night 1962
as Señor Pardo
- Five Fingers : Thin Ice
Five Fingers : Thin Ice 1961
as Wembley

Wild in the Country 1961
as Prof. Joe B. Larson (uncredited)

Journey to the Center of the Earth 1959
as Dean

Island of Lost Women 1959
as Dr. Paul Lujan

Until They Sail 1957
as Prosecution Attorney

The Mole People 1956
as Elinu, the High Priest

Miami Exposé 1956
as Raymond Sheridan

The Court Jester 1955
as Sir Brockhurst

Moonfleet 1955
as Parson Glennie

Désirée 1954
as Despreaux

Playmates 1954
as Stephen Everton

Julius Caesar 1953
as Cicero

Young Bess 1953
as Robert Tyrwhitt

Big Jim McLain 1952
as Sturak

The Strange Door 1951
as Count Grassin

The Blue Veil 1951
as Professor George Carter

Across the Wide Missouri 1951
as Capt. Humberstone Lyon

The Highwayman 1951
as Barton

Double Crossbones 1951
as Capt. Kidd

The Great Caruso 1951
as Jean de Reszke

Tarzan's Peril 1951
as Commissioner Peters

Tripoli 1950
as Khalil

Master Minds 1949
as Dr. Druzik

Challenge to Lassie 1949
as Lord Provost

The Red Danube 1949
as The General

Manhandled 1949
as Alton Bennet

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court 1949
as High Executioner

The Adventure of the Speckled Band 1949
as Sherlock Holmes

Tarzan's Magic Fountain 1949
as Jessup

Criss Cross 1949
as Finchley

Joan of Arc 1948
as Earl of Warwick

Hills of Home 1948
as Sir George

Macbeth 1948
as A Holy Father

Johnny Belinda 1948
as Defense Attorney

My Own True Love 1948
as Kittredge

The Lone Wolf in London 1947
as Monty Beresford

Unconquered 1947
as Sir William Johnson

Forever Amber 1947
as Landale

Driftwood 1947
as Dr. Nicholas Adams

Lured 1947
as Detective Gordon

Adventure Island 1947
as Attwater

Ivy 1947
as Sir Jonathan Wright

High Conquest 1947
as Tommy Donlin

Fiesta 1947
as The Tourist

Sinbad the Sailor 1947
as Aga

The Strange Woman 1946
as Judge Henry Saladine

A Scandal in Paris 1946
as Houdon De Pierremont, Police Minister

House of Horrors 1946
as F. Holmes Harmon

Three Strangers 1946
as David Shackleford

Isle of the Dead 1945
as St. Aubyn

Hangover Square 1945
as Sir Henry Chapman

Dark Waters 1944
as The Doctor (uncredited)

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo 1944
as Mr. Parker

Mademoiselle Fifi 1944
as The Count de Breville

The Hairy Ape 1944
as MacDougald, Chief Engineer

Ministry of Fear 1944
as Dr. JM Forrester

The Uninvited 1944
as Dr. Scott

Action in Arabia 1944
as Eric Latimer

Lost Angel 1943
as Dr. Woodring

The Song of Bernadette 1943
as Dr. Debeau

Madame Curie 1943
as Dr. Bladh (uncredited)

Lassie Come Home 1943
as Jock

Appointment in Berlin 1943
as Col. Patterson (uncredited)

Assignment in Brittany 1943
as Sam Wells

Random Harvest 1942
as Julian

Cat People 1942
as Doc Carver (uncredited)

A Yank at Eton 1942
as Willow Club Restauranteur (uncredited)

Eagle Squadron 1942
as Black Watch officer

Confirm or Deny 1941
as Updyke (scenes deleted)

The House of the Seven Gables 1940
as Fuller

The Invisible Man Returns 1940
as Willie Spears

We Are Not Alone 1939
as Archdeacon

The Four Just Men 1939
as Sir Hamar Ryman M.P.
- The Wife of General Ling
The Wife of General Ling 1937
as Governor
- For Valour
For Valour 1937
as General

Wings over Africa 1936
as Redfern

The Wandering Jew 1933
as Knight (Phase II)

Loyalties 1933
as Gen. Canynge
- In a Monastery Garden
In a Monastery Garden 1932
as Count Romano

Stamboul 1931
as Bouchier

Caste 1930
as Capt. Hawtree
Credits from TMDB.