Actor
Norman Scace
5 October 1916† 24 December 1993 (aged 77) Chelmsford, Essex, England, UK
- Movies
- 8
- Shows
- 30
Biography
Norman Scace was born on 5 October 1916 in Chelmsford, Essex, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Melissa (1964), Judge Dee (1969) and Web (1957). He died on 24 December 1993 in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England, UK.
Known For
- 1983
- The Aerodrome · Film · Visiting Vicar
- 1980
- The Adventures of Frank: Seeds of Ice · Film · Mr. Twitch
- Chance of a Lifetime · Film · Pathologist
- 1979
- Thomas & Sarah · Series · Bishop
- 1978
- Going Straight · Series · Casablanca
- 1977
- Mr Big · Series · Mr Justice Rattenbury
- 1975
- The Romantic Englishwoman · Film · Head Waiter
- 1974
- Churchill's People · Series · Archbishop
- Father Brown · Series · Judge
- 1973
- The Terracotta Horse · Series · Avian Sannit
- 1972
- The Edwardians · Series · Sydney Buxton
- Van der Valk · Series · Officer of Justice
- 1971
- Tom Brown's Schooldays · Series · Mr Sloane
- 1970
- Emma's Time · Film · Arnold Crail
- Doomwatch · Series · Elliot
- 1969
- The Main Chance · Series · Anthony Markson
- Judge Dee · Series · Hoong
- 1968
- The Expert · Series · Dr Lowther
- 1967
- The Prisoner · Series · Psychiatric Director
- Great Expectations · Series · Pumblechook
- 1966
- Bat Out of Hell · Series · Nigel Mills
- Mystery and Imagination · Series · John Eldred
- 1965
- Alice · Film · Mock Turtle
- BBC Play of the Month · Series · Sergeant
- The Mask of Janus · Series · Ionides
- Gideon's Way · Series · Warner
- 1964
- Act of Murder · Film · Watson
- The Wednesday Play · Series · Papal Chamberlain
- Theatre 625 · Series · Whitecoat
- Story Parade · Series · Dr. Lyte
- 1963
- The Partner · Film · Dr. Ambrose
- Sergeant Cork · Series · Rev. Septimus Barrow
- 1962
- The Andromeda Breakthrough · Series · Ratcliffe
- Out of This World · Series · Dr Exner
- Studio 4 · Series · Mr Druce
- The Scales of Justice · Series · Mr. Hammond
- 1961
- Sir Francis Drake · Series · Stephens
- 1960
- Bootsie and Snudge · Series · Sir Arthur Pumpley-Gore