Nigel Green

[RogerThornhill]

He made a very brief appearance in The League of Gentemen. He played a lorry driver whose vehicle was targeted by Race. (Nigel Patrick.)

[billy farmer]

Here are some more screencaps of Nigel Green as Nayland Smith in The Face Of Fu Manchu (1965) also featuring other members of the cast.



Karl Janssen (Joachim Fuchsberger), Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie (Howard Marion Crawford) at The

Museum Of Oriental Studies.





Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie in the back of a Car chasing after Fu Manchu.





Nayland Smith, Dr. Petrie and Karl Janssen listening to Fu Manchu broadcasting a message





Nayland Smith in the Village of Fleetwick listening to Fu Manchu broadcasting another message

[Timmy_Lea]

A wonderful actor

[wellendcanons]

I love watching Nigel Green in any role. I especially enjoyed the brilliant rapport he had with Michael Bates in an episode of Jason King called As Easy As A, B And C.



wellendcanons.

[cornershop15]

Excellent captures from the Fu Manchu film, billy

I've also yet to see Nigel's appearance in Ghost Squad. This picture is among the DVD's
image galleries & was taken during the filming of the episode The Missing People (1963):

Other guest stars included Marjie Lawrence, Willoughby Goddard and Rio Fanning. I can't wait!

[billy farmer]

A TV Times listing from January 28th 1972.

[flynn]

Nigel in the Spanish Sword.1962.with Ronald Howard.

[Moor Larkin]

I was amused watching his "entrance" last evening in the Danger Man episode, "That's two of us sorry". His naked knees fill the shot....

He's Scottish and wearing a kilt and his mouth is as naked as his knees - no muzzy or hairy beard. Mr. Green affects the strangest Scottish accent, evidently attempting to indicate a very posh Scotsman and so he has the Celtic burr mixed in with a Cambridge H for Harold nasal tic. It's all very weird but somehow communicates exactly who this guy is supposed to be, which is very clever of him. He makes an interesting speech about Scotland being misgoverned by Englishmen from Whitehall who have no comprehension of the country and it's needs.

Other than standing on the SNP ticket, Nigels' role is utterly superflous to the plot so I'm not even sure why ITC paid to cast him in what was not even a guest star role. His credit appears in the second echelon of names in the end-credits. This was 1964/65 so he was at his acme commercially I would have thought.

[HUGHJAMPTON]

As the malcontent Pvt. Wilkins swinging the lead.

[MovieBuff63]

I am a big Nigel Green fan yet still haven't seen everything he was in. He was very talented and I wish he had been in more American cinema as well. My favorites are Tobruk as Colonel John Harker and of course as Major Dalby in the Ipcress File. What a great classic spy thriller that is!

As Col. John Harker in Tobruk with George Peppard & Rock Hudson.

[Gerald Lovell]

I've also yet to see Nigel's appearance in Ghost Squad. This picture is among the DVD's
image galleries & was taken during the filming of the episode The Missing People (1963):

Other guest stars included Marjie Lawrence, Willoughby Goddard and Rio Fanning. I can't wait!

I hope you've now seen this episode, cornershop. I watched it the other day and Nigel is a particularly nasty piece of work! All the other guest stars you mention have good roles to portray.

[Harbottle]

Another Nigel Green fan here with more captures for the collection:

Nasty Nige from Witness in the Dark (1959).



Doc Green in Pit of Darkness (1961)



Bonkers Nige in The Ruling Class (1972).



Colonel Nigel (on the other side!) from Fraulein Doktor (1969).



Scottish Nige in the Danger Man episode That's Two of Us Sorry.