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Maurice Dallimore
A seasoned British actor navigates the glitz and challenges of 1960s American television, striving to leave a lasting mark in a world of fleeting guest spots and typecast roles.
In short · Acted for seven decades — 8 credits.
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The Million Dollar Duck(1971)
Englishman (uncredited)

Batman: The Movie(1966)
United Kingdom Delegate (uncredited)

The Collector(1965)
Colonel Whitcomb - The Neighbor

My Fair Lady(1964)
Selsey Man (uncredited)

The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze(1963)
Scotland Yard Inspector J. B. Crotchet

Lad: A Dog(1962)
Lester, the Chauffeur
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Biography
Maurice Dallimore was an English actor who spent much of his career in the United States, specializing in proper British character roles. He appeared regularly or recurrently on numerous television series, including *77 Sunset Strip*, *The Jack Benny Show*, *Honey West*, *McHale's Navy*, *Batman* (as Superintendent Watson), *I Dream of Jeannie*, *The Monkees*, and *Fair Exchange*. Dallimore also made guest appearances on shows such as *The Tab Hunter Show* in 1961 and *Petticoat Junction*, where he played Faversham in the episode "The Butler Did It" in 1965. He also appeared in an episode of *The Rifleman*.
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Actor
8 creditsPetticoat Junction(2025)
Faversham (1 Episode)
TV
The Million Dollar Duck(1971)
Englishman (uncredited)
Film
Batman: The Movie(1966)
United Kingdom Delegate (uncredited)
Film
The Collector(1965)
Colonel Whitcomb - The Neighbor
Film
My Fair Lady(1964)
Selsey Man (uncredited)
Film
The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze(1963)
Scotland Yard Inspector J. B. Crotchet
Film
Lad: A Dog(1962)
Lester, the Chauffeur
FilmFair Exchange(1962)
Willie Shorthouse
TV
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