Cyril Raymond Net Worth
Cyril Raymond Net Worth is
$8 Million
Cyril Raymond Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Cyril Raymond was born on February 13, 1899 in Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, England as Cyril William North Raymond. He was an actor and writer, known for Brief Encounter (1945), Angels One Five (1952) and Don't Talk to Strange Men (1962). He was married to Iris Hoey and Gillian Lind. He died on March 20, 1973 in Ripe, Sussex, England. | Date Of Birth | February 13, 1899 |
| Died | 1973-07-28 |
| Place Of Birth | Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, England, UK |
| Profession | Actor, Writer |
| Star Sign | Aquarius |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Ruddy-complexioned British character actor, trained at Tree's Academy of Dramatic Art in 1915. Usually played quiet, dependable types and professional men. Best remembered as Celia Johnson's dullish husband in Brief Encounter (1945). |
| 2 | Like fellow actor Ronald Adam, he was a fighter controller in the Battle of Britain. Raymond controlled the Kenley sector. He re-enacted his wartime role in the film Angels One Five (1952). |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday Theatre | 1964 | TV Series | Humphrey Caldwell |
| The Sullavan Brothers | 1964 | TV Series | Colin Lugton |
| The Plane Makers | 1964 | TV Series | Major Farrell |
| Night Train to Paris | 1964 | Insp. Fleming | |
| No Hiding Place | 1964 | TV Series | Mr. Holman |
| Don't Talk to Strange Men | 1962 | Mr. Painter | |
| Probation Officer | 1961 | TV Series | John Carter |
| Carry on Regardless | 1961 | Army Officer | |
| BBC Sunday-Night Play | 1960-1961 | TV Mini-Series | Colonel Ryka / The Colonel |
| Danger Man | 1961 | TV Series | Nash |
| Beware of Children | 1960 | Col. Matthews | |
| Saturday Playhouse | 1958-1960 | TV Series | Colonel Morrigan / Edward Ritchie / Leonard |
| BBC Sunday-Night Theatre | 1956-1959 | TV Series | Robert Lancaster / Tom Moonlight |
| Theatre Night | 1958-1959 | TV Series | Charles Pleydell / Dr. Hubert Welsh |
| Dunkirk | 1958 | General The Viscount Gort V.C. | |
| The Safecracker | 1958 | Inspector Frankham | |
| Armchair Theatre | 1957 | TV Series | Inspector Pembury |
| The Baby and the Battleship | 1956 | P.M.O. | |
| ITV Television Playhouse | 1956 | TV Series | Detective Inspector / Lord Henry Strait |
| Charley Moon | 1956 | Bill | |
| Miss Chloe | 1956 | TV Movie | Howard Potter |
| Lease of Life | 1954 | The Headmaster | |
| One Just Man | 1954 | ||
| Shop Spoiled | 1954 | Philip Stanton | |
| The Vise | 1954 | TV Series | Benson |
| Both Ends Meet | 1954 | TV Movie | Jimmy Scott-Kennedy |
| The Gay Dog | 1954 | Rev. Gowland | |
| The Heart of the Matter | 1953 | Carter (uncredited) | |
| Shoot First | 1953 | Cartwright | |
| Angels One Five | 1952 | Squadron Leader Barry Clinton | |
| Cupid and the Commander | 1949 | TV Movie | Commander Lawrence Drake |
| The Jack of Diamonds | 1949 | Roger Keen | |
| Quartet | 1948 | Railway Passenger (segment "The Colonel's Lady") | |
| Arms and the Man | 1948 | TV Movie | Capt. Bluntschli |
| This Was a Woman | 1948 | Austin Penrose | |
| Men of Two Worlds | 1946 | Education Officer | |
| Brief Encounter | 1945 | Fred Jesson | |
| Spitfire | 1942 | Radio Control Officer (uncredited) | |
| Saloon Bar | 1940 | Harry Small | |
| Come on George! | 1939 | Jimmy Taylor | |
| Goodbye, Mr. Chips | 1939 | Teacher (uncredited) | |
| The Spy in Black | 1939 | The Rev. John Harris | |
| Night Alone | 1938 | Tommy | |
| Stardust | 1938/II | Jerry Sears | |
| Dreaming Lips | 1937 | PC | |
| Thunder in the City | 1937 | James | |
| Accused | 1936 | Guy Henry | |
| Tomorrow We Live | 1936 | George Warner | |
| It's Love Again | 1936 | Montague | |
| Transatlantic Tunnel | 1935 | Harriman | |
| Regal Cavalcade | 1935 | Undetermined Minor Role (uncredited) | |
| Keep It Quiet | 1934 | Jack | |
| Home, Sweet Home | 1933 | John Falkirk | |
| Mixed Doubles | 1933 | Reggie Irving | |
| The Man Outside | 1933 | Captain Fordyce | |
| Strike It Rich | 1933 | Slaughter | |
| The Lure | 1933 | Paul Dane | |
| The Shadow | 1933 | Jim Silverton | |
| Criminal at Large | 1932 | Sergeant Ferraby | |
| Condemned to Death | 1932 | Jim Wrench | |
| A Man of Mayfair | 1931 | Charles | |
| The Happy Ending | 1931 | Anthony Fenwick | |
| The Ghost Train | 1931 | Richard Winthrop | |
| These Charming People | 1931 | Miles Winter | |
| The Faithful Heart | 1922 | Albert Oughterson | |
| Cocaine | 1922 | ||
| The Norwood Builder | 1922 | Short | John McFarlane |
| Sappho | 1922 | Short | |
| Moth and Rust | 1921 | Fred Black | |
| Single Life | 1921 | John Henty | |
| Sonia | 1921 | Tom Dainton | |
| Wuthering Heights | 1920 | Hareton | |
| The Scarlet Kiss | 1920 | ||
| His Last Defence | 1919 | David Hislop | |
| I Will | 1919 | Harris Giles | |
| Disraeli | 1916 | Lord Deeford | |
| The Hypocrites | 1916 | Leonard Wilmore |
Writer
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Jack of Diamonds | 1949 | writer |
Known for movies
Brief Encounter (1945)
as Fred Jesson
Angels One Five (1952)
as Squadron Leader Barry Clinton
The Spy in Black (1939)
as The Rev. John Harris
Cupid and the Commander (1949)
as Commander Lawrence Drake