
Fred Griffiths
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Acting · Born 1912-03-08 · age 82 at death · Ludlow, Shropshire, England, UK
Fred Griffiths was born on March 8, 1912 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England as Frederick David Griffiths. He was an actor, known for To Sir, with Love (1967), Steptoe and Son(1972) and The Cruel Sea (1953). He was married to Emily Sadler. He died on August 27, 1994 in London, England. He was a fireman based in Chelsea during the war and broke into acting by accident. He played a taxi driver in no less than 20 films and appeared in over 100 in total. He died a widower and left one son. Often played taxi drivers and was indeed a qualified London Taxi Driver, who kept his badge and worked as a taxi driver between filming jobs. He appeared in a wartime documentary film, and someone saw his character appeal and started a new career. Appeared in a television commercial on top of Saint Paul's Cathederal in 1973 with Chris Sullivan.
Titles

The Ladykillers

To Sir, with Love

Murder at the Gallop

Billion Dollar Brain

Passport to Pimlico

Dad's Army

23 Paces to Baker Street

I'm All Right Jack

The Cruel Sea

It Always Rains on Sunday

Dunkirk

Carry On Nurse

Carry On Regardless

Fires Were Started

Genevieve

Carry On Loving

The Horse's Mouth

Steptoe & Son

Pool of London

A Stitch in Time

The Early Bird

The Battle of the Sexes

The Square Peg

On the Beat

The Sleeping Tiger

Perfect Friday

Doctor in the House

The Big Job

Doctor at Sea

That's Carry On!

Barnacle Bill

The Long Arm

Up the Chastity Belt

No Sex Please - We're British

Carrington V.C.

Doctor in Love

Meet Mr. Lucifer

Up in the World

Ring of Spies

Double Confession

Turn the Key Softly

Left Right and Centre

Nine Men

Just My Luck

One Good Turn

No Trees in the Street

Street of Shadows

I Believe in You

No Love for Johnnie

There Was a Crooked Man

A Cry from the Streets

Stop Press Girl

John and Julie

Light Up the Sky!

The Final Test

The Over-Amorous Artist

Lost

The Huggetts Abroad

A Day to Remember

Sailor Beware