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Willoughby Goddard
In short · Acted for four decades — 25 credits.
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Biography
Willoughby Goddard was born on 4 July 1926 in Bicester, Oxfordshire, England, UK. He was an actor known for his appearances in *The Last Days of Pompeii* (1984), *Love and Mr Lewisham* (1959), and *The Man in Room 17* (1965). He was married to Ann Phillips. Goddard died on 11 April 2008 in London, England, UK.
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Actor
15 credits
4 Idle Hands(1976)
The Dealer
TV
Gawain and the Green Knight(1973)
Knight
Film
The Juggler of Notre Dame(1970)
Judge Broadbottom
Film
The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder(1969)
Sir Jason Toovey
TV
Laughter in the Dark(1969)
Colonel
Film
The Charge of the Light Brigade(1968)
Squire
FilmThe Golden Rabbit(1962)
Clitheroe
FilmOliver Twist(1962)
Mr. Bumble
TV
The Long Shadow(1961)
Schober
Film
Fate Takes a Hand(1961)
Rollenshaw
Film
The Avengers(1961)
The Deacon, Professor Harvey Truman
TV
In the Wake of a Stranger(1959)
Shafto
Film
Heart of a Child(1958)
Stott
Film
The Million Pound Note(1954)
Stockbroker
FilmBait(1950)
John Hartley
Film
Editor
10 credits
Porterhouse Blue(1987)
Credits
TV
God's Outlaw(1986)
Credits
Film
First Among Equals(1986)
Credits
TV
Young Sherlock Holmes(1985)
Credits
Film
The Last Days of Pompeii(1984)
Credits
TVThe Incredible Mr Tanner(1981)
Credits
TV
The Good Companions(1980)
Credits
TV
Not The Nine O'Clock News(1979)
Credits
TV
Quincy's Quest(1979)
Credits
Film
Crown Court(1972)
Credits
TV
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