Donald Pleasence Net Worth

Donald Pleasence Net Worth is
$10 Million

Donald Pleasence Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Balding, quietly-spoken, of slight build and possessed of piercing blue eyes -- often peering out from behind round, steel-rimmed glasses -- Donald Pleasence had the necessary physical attributes which make a great screen villain. In the course of his lengthy career, he relished playing the obsessed, the paranoid and the purely evil. Even the Van ...

Full Name	Donald Pleasence
Net Worth	$10 Million
Date Of Birth	October 5, 1919, Worksop, United Kingdom
Died	February 2, 1995, Saint Paul de Vence, France
Place Of Birth	Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, UK
Height	5' 6" (1.68 m)
Profession	Actor, Soundtrack, Writer
Education	Ecclesfield School
Nationality	British
Spouse	Linda Kentwood (m. 1988–1995)
Children	Angela Pleasence, Lucy Pleasance, Miranda Pleasence, Polly Jo Pleasence, Jean Pleasence
Parents	Thomas Stanley Pleasence, Alice Armitage
Awards	British Academy Television Award for Best Actor, Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Performance
Nominations	Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Play, AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actor, Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performance By A Supporting Actor In A Comedy Or Drama Special
Movies	Halloween, You Only Live Twice, Halloween II, Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, The Great Escape, Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Escape from New York, Prince of Darkness, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Fantastic Voyage, Wake in Fright, THX 1138, Cul-de-sac, Will Penny, Th...
TV Shows	The Barchester Chronicles, Centennial, Jesus of Nazareth, The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Foxtrot
Star Sign	Libra

#	Trademark
1	Intense performances
2	Dr. Sam Loomis from the Halloween films
3	Bald head and piercing blue eyes

Title	Salary
Halloween (1978)	$20,000

#	Quote
1	[om The Flesh and the Fiends (1960)] George Rose and myself were perfectly horrible grave robbers. As I recall, that film had some rather bloody scenes in it which, in 1960, was a rare occurrence in horror films. That was a really atmospheric film, and it portrayed the poverty of 19th century Europe realistically.
2	[on Fantastic Voyage (1966)] I remember being amazed the first day I walked onto the shoot and saw these outsize sets that simulated the human body. I enjoyed that film because, even though my character was the villain, I got to play him as a much gentler person. Of course, he richly deserved to be swallowed by the antibodies at the end.
3	I don't know if I'm the first actor people think of when it comes to horror films, but I do seem to get these calls pretty regularly. I work all the time, and it's by choice. I've got homes in Spain and France, and I do tend to have, shall we say, extravagant ways. It's nice to know that, at some point, I'll have a month off to work in my garden or be with my grandchildren. But it's equally good to know that a call might come that would take me halfway around the world to make a film.
4	All kids love horror films. Films of that nature are especially attractive to teenagers for the simple reason that they don't want to sit home with Mom and Dad and watch game shows. Give them a film that's scary, violent, and a little bit funny and they'll be out of the house and into the theaters like a shot.
5	[from an interview in 1988] Being typed as the one who constantly plays the crazy, mixed-up person is something I vehemently deny. I love playing the heavies, like Blofeld in You Only Live Twice (1967); they're usually larger than life and are the characters that most people remember. But as my career has progressed, more and more I'm the good guy chasing after the crazy, mixed-up people. I'm rarely the crazed monster anymore. If the truth be known, I prefer being the pursuer. If the crazed killer was the only role I was being offered, I don't know what I might do to myself.
6	For a while, I wore a toupee because I thought it would help me get work. But it didn't, so eventually I threw it away and said, "They'll have to take me the way I am."
7	I don't like horror films. I'm interested in them, but if there were three kinds of film playing across the road at my local cinema, the horror film would not be the one I would go to see. I do a lot of horror films because I'm asked to do them, and I need to make money all the time, so ...
8	John Carpenter is the best director I ever worked with. One of the main reasons is his bravery in the way he's cast me in his films. By casting me as the president in Escape from New York (1981) and as the essentially good Dr. Loomis in the original Halloween (1978), he gave me the opportunities that might have been missed had I stayed a stereotypical madman. That casting against type is what made Prince of Darkness (1987) such a lovely bit of business for me. People were walking into the theaters expecting me to be bad, and I ended up representing all the good in the universe.
9	[on The Great Escape (1963)] That was my first big Hollywood picture, and it struck particularly close to home for me because I had been in the RAF and spent some time in a POW camp in Germany. I had a wonderful part and was delighted. Steve McQueen was a bit difficult during the filming, flying in three separate screenwriters to make sure his character was to his liking. Coming from a theater background, I had a lot of qualms with the way this big budget movie was being made, but I kept my mouth shut and was ultimately very happy with the experience.
10	[from an interview done in 1989] It's gotten to the point where it's big news when I don't do a horror film. At this point in my career, it doesn't bother me much that I'm probably hopelessly typecast. I like to work, and horror films definitely keep me working.
11	[on THX 1138 (1971)] It was an enjoyable film to make. Even at that point, I had a feeling George Lucas would go on to do some wonderful things. Technically he knew everything about the business at a very young age.
12	[on Halloween (1978)] There are parts of the script which I couldn't accept. I believe people are behaving in a way in which they couldn't possibly in real life behave. And that's always difficult because if you're one of the people, then you are the one who's going to look like an idiot.
13	There was a sort of horror picture that I did called The Mutations (1974). I think I did that solely for the money. I have six daughters, and they can be quite expensive, so one has to keep working and be able to pay the bills. I did get to work with Tom Baker. He's a very charming, bright man and I liked him very much. I remember that movie as a very happy time; the whole gang of us were very friendly, and that means so much when you're working together. But I surely wouldn't list that film among my proudest moments.
14	I treat all film roles one way - very seriously.
15	I'm a professional actor. I get the part. I read the script. If I decide to do it, I learn the lines. I have no theory about acting. For me, there is no Method. I just do it.

#	Fact
1	He was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 1994 Queen's New Year Honours List for his services to drama.
2	He and his The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) co-stars Telly Savalas and Max von Sydow all later played the Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld: Pleasence in You Only Live Twice (1967), Savalas in On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) and von Sydow in Never Say Never Again (1983).
3	He was the first actor to play Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the James Bond films. However, he was a last-minute replacement for a Czech actor, Jan Werich.
4	Among the possible actors for the role of Fallanda in Lifeforce (1985). Frank Finlay won the role.
5	He was good in school plays and won prizes.
6	Daughter, Jean, is an occupational therapist at a psychiatric hospital.
7	Is Carrie Anderson's great-uncle.
8	He was flying in a Lancaster NE112 "AS-M" when it was shot down on September 9, 1944.
9	Often joked to friends and family that, before Halloween (1978) came out, he was typecast as villains and psychopaths, never having been given the chance to play a good guy or hero. However, after his portrayal of the heroic, Van Helsing-like Dr. Sam Loomis in Halloween, he had the exact opposite problem in that no one wanted to see him play bad guys anymore, that the only parts offered to him were avengers and heroes.
10	He was a wireless operator in Lancaster bombers in 166 Squadron, Royal Air Force.
11	Was nominated for four Tony Awards as Best Actor (Dramatic): in 1962 for "The Caretaker", a part he recreated in the film version also titled The Guest (1963); in 1965 for "Poor Bitos"; in 1969 for "The Man in the Glass Booth" and, in 1972 for "Wise Child" - but he never won.
12	One of the stars of The Great Escape (1963) to have actually been a World War II prisoner of war (Hannes Messemer, who played Colonel Lugo the camp commander, was a German soldier in World War II and was captured by American troops and held in a POW camp until the end of the war). He was also a POW in Russia. When he kindly offered advice to director John Sturges, he was politely asked to keep his "opinions" to himself. Later, when another star from the film informed Sturges that Pleasence had actually been an RAF officer in a World War II German POW camp, Sturges requested Pleasance's technical advice and input on historical accuracy from that point forward.
13	Played Loomis in Innocent Bystanders (1972), Dr. Sam Loomis in most of the first six Halloween (1978) movies (Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) was not a "Michael Myers" movie) and Father Loomis in Prince of Darkness (1987).
14	Was held at Stalag Luft I, near the Baltic Sea. While a POW during World War II, he organized a theatre company in order to pass the time. His productions included "The Petrified Forest", in which he played the Leslie Howard role opposite a 6' 1" Canadian who played the Bette Davis part.
15	He was initially a conscientous objector during World War II, but later changed his mind and joined the British Royal Air Force. His plane was shot down and was taken prisoner of war by the Nazis until his release in 1945.
16	His father was a stationmaster.
17	Shortly before his death in 1995, he was scheduled to star in a production of "King Lear" that would have featured daughters Angela Pleasence, Polly Jo Pleasence and Miranda Pleasence.
18	Married four times and had five daughters. Angela Pleasence and Jean Pleasence were born from his marriage to actress Miriam Raymond; Lucy Pleasance and Polly Jo Pleasence were the products of his union with actress/singer Josephine Crombie and Miranda Pleasence was conceived during his marriage to singer Miera Shore.
19	When Moustapha Akkad asked Donald Pleasence how many more Halloween (1978) films he was planning to make, Donald replied "I stop at twenty-two!"
20	Was originally chosen to play Blair in The Thing (1982), but a scheduling conflict prevented him from doing so. Therefore, the role went to Wilford Brimley.
21	The only actor to have appeared in both The Great Escape (1963) and its television sequel The Great Escape II: The Untold Story (1988). Ironically, he played one of the would-be great escapees in the first film and one of the German executioners in the second. Strangely he even played the role of the SS and Gestapo chief, Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, in the film The Eagle Has Landed (1976). Heinrich Himmler was the one who ordered the secret murder of "the 50" POWs. Thus, Pleasence is likely to be one of only a few actors to have ever portrayed all three roles of murder conspirator, executioner, and victim (although technically he was not among the 50. His character died earlier.).
22	He had elocution lessons as a child.
23	Father of Angela Pleasence, Jean Pleasence, Polly Jo Pleasence, Lucy Pleasance (1962) and Miranda Pleasence.
24	His portrayal of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in You Only Live Twice (1967) will always be an influence of the Dr. Evil character in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999). Both Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) and Pleasence's Blofeld have a large facial scar.

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Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Night Creature	1978		Axel MacGregor
The Bastard	1978	TV Movie	Solomon Sholto
Tomorrow Never Comes	1978		Dr. Todd
Les liens de sang	1978		James Doniac
The Defection of Simas Kudirka	1978	TV Movie	Captain Vladimir Popov
The Dark Secret of Harvest Home	1978	TV Mini-Series	Narrator
Telefon	1977		Nicolai Dalchimsky
Oh, God!	1977		Doctor Harmon
The Uncanny	1977		Valentine De'ath (segment "Hollywood 1936")
Jesus of Nazareth	1977	TV Mini-Series	Melchior
The Eagle Has Landed	1976		Himmler
Hindle Wakes	1976	TV Movie	Nat Jeffcote
The Last Tycoon	1976		Boxley
The Passover Plot	1976		Pontius Pilate
BBC2 Playhouse	1974-1976	TV Series	George Livingston / Aaron
Goldenrod	1976		John Tyler Jones
The Devil's Men	1976		Father Roche
A Dirty Knight's Work	1976		Sir Giles Marley
Death of an Informer	1976	TV Movie	The man in the office
Peep Show	1976	TV Series	Max
Ubu roi	1976	TV Movie	Pa Ubu
Shades of Greene	1975	TV Series	Puckler
Hearts of the West	1975		A.J. Nietz
Journey Into Fear	1975		Kuvetli
Sharon's Baby	1975		Dr. Finch
Escape to Witch Mountain	1975		Lucas Deranian
The Count of Monte-Cristo	1975	TV Movie	Danglars
Performance	1975	TV Series
Barry McKenzie Holds His Own	1974		Erich Count von Plasma
The Mutations	1974		Professor Nolter
La loba y la Paloma	1974		Martin Zayas
Occupations	1974	TV Movie	Christo Kabak
The Black Windmill	1974		Cedric Harper
Watch Out, We're Mad	1974		The Doctor
From Beyond the Grave	1974		Jim Underwood (segment 2 "An Act of Kindness")
Tales That Witness Madness	1973		Prof. R.C. Tremayne
Columbo	1973	TV Series	Adrian Carsini
Malachi's Cove	1973		Malachi
Great Mysteries	1973	TV Series	Cawser
The Rainbow Boys	1973		Ralph Logan
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	1973	TV Movie	Fred Smudge
The Spirit of Dark and Lonely Water	1973	TV Short	The Spirit (voice)
Wedding in White	1972		Jim Dougall, Sr.
Police Surgeon	1972	TV Series	Jerry Hahn
Innocent Bystanders	1972		Loomis
Henry VIII and His Six Wives	1972		Thomas Cromwell
The Man Outside	1972	TV Series	Victor Cobb
The Pied Piper	1972		Baron
The Jerusalem File	1972		Major Samuels
Hawaii Five-O	1972	TV Series	Hans Vogler
Raw Meat	1972		Inspector Calhoun
Kidnapped	1971		Ebenezer Balfour
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes	1971	TV Series	Carnacki
Wake in Fright	1971		Doc Tydon
THX 1138	1971		SEN
Confession	1970	TV Series	Sergeant Hurby
Soldier Blue	1970		Isaac Q. Cumber
The Madwoman of Chaillot	1969		The Prospector
Arthur! Arthur!	1969		Arthur Brownjohn / Sir Easonby 'E' Mellon
NBC Experiment in Television	1969	TV Series
Creature of Comfort	1968		James Thorne
The Other People	1968		Clive - Elsa's father
Mr. Freedom	1968		Dr. Freedom (as Don Pleasence)
Thirty-Minute Theatre	1967-1968	TV Series	J.G. / Richard Pratt
Will Penny	1967		Preacher Quint
The Diary of Anne Frank	1967	TV Movie	Albert Dussel
Matchless	1967		Gregori Andreanu
You Only Live Twice	1967		Blofeld
Armchair Theatre	1957-1967	TV Series	Ben Hoffman / Fred Watson / Arthur Gladwell / ...
Seven Deadly Virtues	1967	TV Series	Buchanan
The Night of the Generals	1967		General Kahlenberge
Call Me Daddy	1967	TV Movie	Mr. Hoffman
The Wednesday Play	1966	TV Series	The Head Waiter
Fantastic Voyage	1966		Dr. Michaels
Eye of the Devil	1966		Pere Dominic
Cul-De-Sac	1966		George
ITV Play of the Week	1956-1966	TV Series	Supt. Smith / Barton Keyes / Henri Pincoff / ...
The Fugitive	1966	TV Series	Max Pfeiffer
Armchair Mystery Theatre	1965	TV Series	Ambrose
The Hallelujah Trail	1965		'Oracle' Jones
The Defenders	1965	TV Series	Dr. Byron Saul
The Greatest Story Ever Told	1965		The Dark Hermit - Satan
Espionage	1964	TV Series	Escalon
The Outer Limits	1963	TV Series	Harold J. Finley
Dr. Crippen	1963		Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen
The Great Escape	1963		Blythe 'The Forger'
The Guest	1963		Mac Davies Bernard Jenkins
The Hatchet Man	1962	TV Movie	Harry Laws, assistant to Curnic
The Twilight Zone	1962	TV Series	Professor Ellis Fowler
Lisa	1962		Sgt. Wolters
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	1961	TV Series	Captain Pinski
No Place Like Homicide!	1961		Everett Sloane
Spare the Rod	1961		Mr. Jenkins
One Step Beyond	1961	TV Series	Harvey Laurence
A Story of David: The Hunted	1961		Nabal
The Wind of Change	1961		'Pop' Marley
No Love for Johnnie	1961		Roger Renfrew
Danger Man	1960-1961	TV Series	Nikolides / Captain Aldrich
Alice Through the Looking Box	1960	TV Movie	Caterpillar
The Hands of Orlac	1960		Graham Coates
The Risk	1960		Parsons, alias Bill Brown
The Big Day	1960		Victor Partridge
Interpol Calling	1960	TV Series	Karl Haussman
BBC Sunday-Night Play	1960	TV Mini-Series	Admiral Vespery
Rendezvous	1960	TV Series	Potter
Sons and Lovers	1960		Pappleworth
Hell Is a City	1960		Gus Hawkins
Circus of Horrors	1960		Vanet
The Battle of the Sexes	1960		Irwin Hoffman (as Donald Pleasance)
The Flesh and the Fiends	1960		William Hare
The Four Just Men	1960	TV Series	Paul Koster
The Shakedown	1960		Jessel Brown
Killers of Kilimanjaro	1959		Captain
ITV Television Playhouse	1956-1959	TV Series	Robert Robertson / Leonard Browne / Lenin / ...
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre	1952-1959	TV Series	Doctor The Foreign Minister Syme ...
The Traitor	1959	TV Movie	Grantley Caypor
William Tell	1959	TV Series	The Spider
Look Back in Anger	1959		Hurst
The Scarf	1959	TV Series	Det. Insp. Harry Yates
Granite	1958	TV Movie	A nameless man
The Two-Headed Spy	1958		General Hardt
The Man Inside	1958		Organ-grinder
The Adventures of Robin Hood	-1958	TV Series	Prince John / Bailiff Baldwin
The Wind Cannot Read	1958		Doctor
The Desk Set	1958	TV Movie	Kenny
Heart of a Child	1958		Spiel
The Killing Stones	1958	TV Series	Jakob Kleiber
A Tale of Two Cities	1958		Barsad
I Spy	1958	TV Movie	Mr. Frute
All at Sea	1957		Cashier
Stowaway Girl	1957		Evans
Assignment Foreign Legion	1957	TV Series	Commandant
Decision Against Time	1957		Crabtree
The Black Tent	1956		Ali
1984	1956		R. Parsons (as Donald Pleasance)
Encounter	1956	TV Series
On Camera	1955	TV Series
Value for Money	1955		Limpy
Orders Are Orders	1955		L / Cpl. Martin (as Donald Plesance)
The Grove Family	1955	TV Series	Monsieur Paul
The Face of Love	1954	TV Movie	Alex
The Runaway Slave	1954	TV Movie	Kidnapper
Montserrat	1954	TV Movie	Juan Alvarez
The Beachcomber	1954		Tromp
The Coiners	1954	TV Movie	Mr. Chamberlayn
The Dybbuk	1952	TV Movie	Second batlon
Fatal Frames - Fotogrammi mortali	1996		Professor Robinson
Safe Haven	1995		The Sailor
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers	1995		Dr. Loomis
Signs and Wonders	1995	TV Series	Cornelius Van Damm
Guinevere	1994	TV Movie	Merlin
The Big Freeze	1993	TV Movie	Soup slurper
The Advocate	1993		Pincheon
The Thief and the Cobbler	1993		Phido the Vulture (original and Majestic Films version) / Additional voices (Miramax version) (voice)
Screen Two	1993	TV Series	Victor Harty
Lovejoy	1992	TV Series	Karel Redl
Diên Biên Phú	1992		Howard Simpson
Shadows and Fog	1991		Doctor
Millions	1991		Ripa
L'avvoltoio può attendere	1991		Aaron Shalik
Donne armate	1990	TV Movie	Dreyfuss
Moi, général de Gaulle	1990	TV Movie	Winston Churchill
American risciò	1990		Reverend Mortom
Buried Alive	1990		Dr. Schaeffer
Miss Marple: A Caribbean Mystery	1989	TV Movie	Jason Rafiel
Casablanca Express	1989		Colonel Bats
Halloween 5	1989		Loomis
Paganini Horror	1989		Mr. Pickett
Ten Little Indians	1989		Judge Wargrave
River of Death	1989		Heinrich Spaatz
The House of Usher	1989		Walter Usher
The Great Escape II: The Untold Story	1988	TV Movie	Dr. Absalon
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers	1988		Dr. Sam Loomis
Hanna's War	1988		Captain Thomas Rosza
Vampire in Venice	1988		Don Alvise
Angel Hill: l'ultima missione	1988		Colonel B. Abrahams
Der Commander	1988		Henry Carlson
The Ray Bradbury Theater	1988	TV Series	George Hill
Phantom of Death	1988		Inspector Datti
Animali metropolitani	1987		Prof. Livingstone
Gila and Rik	1987	TV Movie	Joe Gardenia
Django 2 - Il grande ritorno	1987		Ben Gunn
Prince of Darkness	1987		Priest
Ground Zero	1987		Prosper Gaffney
Double Target	1987		Senator Blaster
Basements	1987	TV Movie	Mr. Kidd (segment "The Room")
Spettri	1987		Professor Lasky
Scoop	1987	TV Movie	London - Lord Copper
Warrior Queen	1987		Clodius
Into the Darkness	1986	Video	David Beckett
Operation Nam	1986		Father Lenoir
Honor Thy Father	1986	TV Movie	Aldo Rossi
Naso di cane	1986	TV Mini-Series	Olindo Cuomo
Sotto il vestito niente	1985		Commissioner Danesi
Treasure of the Amazon	1985		Klaus von Blantz
The Corsican Brothers	1985	TV Movie	The Chancellor
Phenomena	1985		Professor John McGregor
Black Arrow	1985	TV Movie	Sir Oliver Oates
Arch of Triumph	1984	TV Movie	Haake
A Breed Apart	1984		J.P. Whittier
The Ambassador	1984		Minister Eretz
Where Is Parsifal?	1984		Mackintosh
Master of the Game	1984	TV Mini-Series	Salomon Van der Merwe
Frankenstein's Great Aunt Tillie	1984		Victor Frankenstein Old Baron Frankenstein
The Devonsville Terror	1983		Dr. Warley
To Kill a Stranger	1983		Col. Kostik
Play for Today	1971-1983	TV Series	Samuel Johnson / Gerry Muddiman / Tom
Warrior of the Lost World	1983		Prossor
The Barchester Chronicles	1982	TV Mini-Series	Rev. Septimus Harding
Witness for the Prosecution	1982	TV Movie	Mr. Myers
Alone in the Dark	1982		Dr. Leo Bain
Treasure of the Yankee Zephyr	1981		Gilbert Carson
Halloween II	1981		Sam Loomis
Computercide	1981	TV Movie	George Dettler
Dick Turpin	1981	TV Series	Ignatius Slake
Escape from New York	1981		President
The Monster Club	1981		Pickering - Chief of the B-Squad
Blade on the Feather	1980	TV Movie	Professor Jason Cavendish
The Ghost Sonata	1980	TV Movie	The old man
The Pumaman	1980		Kobras (as Donald Pleasance)
All Quiet on the Western Front	1979	TV Movie	Kantorek
Better Late Than Never	1979	TV Movie	Colonel Riddle
Jaguar Lives!	1979		General Villanova
Dracula	1979		Dr. Jack Seward
Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff	1979		Dr. Steiner
L'homme en colère	1979		Albert Rumpelmayer
Gold of the Amazon Women	1979	TV Movie	Clarence Blasko
Mrs. Columbo	1979	TV Series	Ian A. Morly
Centennial	1978-1979	TV Mini-Series	Sam Purchas
The French Atlantic Affair	1979	TV Mini-Series	Max Dechambre
Halloween	1978		Loomis
Last In, First Out	1978		Rothko
Power Play	1978		Blair
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1978		B.D. Hoffler

Writer

Title	Year	Status
The Unforeseen	1959	TV Series teleplay - 1 episode
ITV Play of the Week	1959	TV Series adaptation - 1 episode
The Telltale Heart	1958	TV Movie adapted by
On Camera	1955	TV Series adaptation - 1 episode

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status
Treasure of the Yankee Zephyr	1981	performer: "Beautiful Browneye" - uncredited
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1978	performer: "I Want You She's So Heavy"
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	1973	TV Movie performer: "Smudge's Song"

Director

Title	Year	Status	Character
Zur Nacht	1970	TV Series documentary 1 episode

Thanks

Title	Year	Status
Phelous & the Movies	2012	TV Series special thanks - 1 episode
Halloween Existence	2012	Short dedicated to the memory of - as Donald Pleasance
Halloween H20: 20 Years Later	1998	in memory of - as Donald Pleasance
Fatal Frames - Fotogrammi mortali	1996	in memory of
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers	1995	in memory of
Dieter & Andreas	1989	Short grateful acknowledgment

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Aspel & Company	1992	TV Series	Himself
The Making of 'Halloween 5'	1989	TV Movie documentary	Himself - Dr. Loomis
Wogan	1985	TV Series	Himself
Il mondo dell'orrore di Dario Argento	1985	Documentary	Himself / Prof. John McGregor
Terror in the Aisles	1984	Documentary	Himself - Host
Saturday Night Live	1981	TV Series	Himself - Host / Various
London Bridge	1975	TV Series	Himself
Russell Harty Plus	1972	TV Series	Himself - Guest
Collector's World	1972	TV Series	Himself
Cinema	1972	TV Series documentary	Himself
The 26th Annual Tony Awards	1972	TV Special	Himself
The David Frost Show	1969-1972	TV Series	Himself
Frost Over America	1972	TV Series	Himself - Interviewee
Omnibus	1972	TV Series documentary
Aquarius	1970	TV Series documentary	Himself
Zur Nacht	1970	TV Series documentary	Himself - Narrator
The 23rd Annual Tony Awards	1969	TV Special	Himself
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	1969	TV Series	Himself - Guest
The Skitch Henderson Show	1968	TV Series	Himself
Tempo	1968	TV Series	Arthur Goldman
Call My Bluff	1968	TV Series	Himself
Armchair Mystery Theatre	1960	TV Series	Himself - Host
I Want to Be a Doctor	1947	TV Movie documentary

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
IMDb Originals	2015	TV Series	Blofeld
Pop Culture Beast's Halloween Horror Picks	2015	TV Series documentary	Pickering - Chief of the B-Squad
FalconCast	2015	TV Series	The Spirit
Söldner-Stories	2014	Video documentary short	Henry Carlson (uncredited)
Top Gear	2012	TV Series	Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness	2007-2011	TV Series documentary	Dr. Sam Loomis Sam Loomis
Halloween: The Inside Story	2010	TV Movie documentary	Himself / Dr. Sam Loomis
Escape from New Jersey	2010		The President
Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy	2010	Video documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!	2008	Documentary	Himself
Ground Zero: An Important Story - Jack Thompson in Conversation	2008	Video documentary short	Prosper Gaffney
Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film	2006	Documentary	Himself
Halloween: 25 Years of Terror	2006	Video documentary	Himself
The Revamping of Dracula	2004	Video short documentary
'Halloween': A Cut Above the Rest	2003	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Barry Humphries Gives Us the Good Oil	2003	Video	Erich Count von Plasma
Happy Anniversary Mr. Bond	2002	TV Movie documentary	Blofeld
Best Ever Bond	2002	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Arena	1982-2002	TV Series documentary	Mac Davies Bernard Jenkins Himself - Mourner
Halloween: Resurrection	2002		Dr. Samuel 'Sam' Loomis (uncredited)
Halloween 4: Final Cut	2001	Video documentary short	Dr. Sam Loomis (uncredited)
Boogeymen: The Killer Compilation	2001	Video documentary	Dr. Samuel 'Sam' Loomis (Halloween)
Intimate Portrait	2001	TV Series documentary	Dr. Michaels
Inside 'You Only Live Twice'	2000	Video documentary short	Himself
The James Bond Story	1999	TV Movie documentary	Ernst Stavro Blofeld (uncredited)
In and Out of Fashion	1998	Documentary	Himself
Cold War	1998	TV Mini-Series documentary	Ernst Stavro Blofeld
The Secrets of 007: The James Bond Files	1997	TV Movie documentary	Blofeld (uncredited)
American Masters	1995	TV Series documentary
The 67th Annual Academy Awards	1995	TV Special	Himself (Memorial Tribute)
Robin Hood: Quest for the Crown	1995		Prince John
Return to 'The Great Escape'	1993	Video documentary short	Himself
Reel Horror	1985		Axel MacGregor
The Walt Disney Comedy and Magic Revue	1985	Video short	Lucas Deranian
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	1980	TV Series	Lucas Deranian
Barry McKenzie: Ogre or Ocker	1974	TV Movie	Erich Count von Plasma
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	1973	TV Series	Man with Columbo
Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond	1967	TV Movie	Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1959	BAFTA TV Award	BAFTA Awards	Light Entertainment

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1987	AFI Award	Australian Film Institute	Best Actor in a Supporting Role	Ground Zero (1987)
1982	Saturn Award	Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA	Best Actor	Halloween II (1981)
1980	Saturn Award	Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA	Best Supporting Actor	Dracula (1979)
1978	Primetime Emmy	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Drama Special	The Defection of Simas Kudirka (1978)

Known for movies

Source

Donald Pleasence Net Worth

Donald Pleasence Net Worth is
$10 Million