
Actor
Alexander Gauge
29 July 1914† 29 August 1960 (aged 46) Wenchow, China
- Movies
- 30
- Shows
- 7
Biography
Alexander Gauge was a British actor best known for playing Friar Tuck in The Adventures of Robin Hood from 1955 to 1959. Born in a Methodist Mission station in Wenzhou in China, Gauge was a well-known English character actor. Gauge attended school in California before moving to England.
Known For
- 1961
- Nothing Barred · Film · Policeman
- 1960
- Take Me As I Am · Film · Chalmers
- 1959
- A Christmas Carol · Film · Ghost of Christmas Present
- The Third Man · Series
- The Adventures of Brigadier Wellington-Bull · Series
- 1957
- The Passionate Stranger · Film · MC at Dance
- 1956
- The Green Man · Film · Chairman
- The Iron Petticoat · Film · Senator Howley
- Breakaway · Film · MacAllister
- Port of Escape · Film · Inspector Levins
- The Count of Monte Cristo · Series
- 1955
- No Smoking · Film · Wellington-Simpson
- Tiger by the Tail · Film · Fitzgerald
- The Reluctant Bride · Film · Humbold
- The Hornet's Nest · Film · Mr. Arnold
- Before I Wake · Film · Police sergeant
- The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel · Series · Prince of Wales
- The Adventures of Robin Hood · Series · Friar Tuck
- 1954
- Mystery on Bird Island · Film · Bronson
- The Golden Link · Film · Arnold Debenham
- Dance Little Lady · Film · Joseph Miller
- Double Exposure · Film · Denis Clayton
- Fast and Loose · Film · Claude Hankin · M.P.
- The Blazing Caravan · Film · Mr Buxton
- Sherlock Holmes · Series
- 1953
- Will Any Gentleman...? · Film · Mr. Billing
- Counterspy · Film · Smith
- House of Blackmail · Film · John Markham
- The Square Ring · Film · 2nd Wiseacre
- Martin Luther · Film · Tetzel
- The Great Game · Film · Ben Woodhall
- 1952
- The Pickwick Papers · Film · Tracy Tupman
- Mother Riley Meets the Vampire · Film · Police Constable
- Penny Princess · Film · MacNabb the Lawyer
- 1951
- Murder in the Cathedral · Film · King Henry II
- 1950
- Sunday Night Theatre · Series · Señor Gonzales
- 1949
- The Interrupted Journey · Film · Jerves Wilding


































