

Acting
Harry Towb
- Titles
- 44movies39TV shows
- Career
Active from 1951 to 1991, with a break from 1956 to 1968, busiest in 1972 with 2 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 4top three billing
- Average score
51/100
- Highest rated
Lamb66/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 37 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Nostalgia6.4average 3.7
- Historical5.1average 2.6
- Crime5.5average 3.7
- Wit & Wordplay5.0average 3.7
- Class & Capitalism4.4average 3.3
- Politics3.6average 2.6
- Mystery4.8average 4.1
- Social Commentary5.4average 4.9
Rarely in their work
- Fantasy0.7, average 1.7
- Coming of Age2.0, average 3.0
- Uncanny1.5, average 2.5
- Scare1.6, average 2.6
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Movies and TV shows
822000s
3 titles · average score 51
as Father Doherty
as Mr Oates
as Uncle Eugene
1990s
8 titles · average score 72
as Ken Starr
as Magistrate
TV show · as Liam Moran
TV show · as Matthew Krean MP / Chief Whip (uncredited)
TV show · as Michael
TV show · as Hugo Cummins
as George Empson
TV show · as George Nathan
1980s
10 titles · average score 67
TV show · as Syd Mann
TV show · as Sam Kelvin
as Priest
TV show · as Conductor
TV show
as Roger Boardman
TV show · as Buzz
TV show · as Michael O'Connor
as Mr Maloney
1970s
18 titles · average score 64
TV show · as Harry
TV show · as Harry Spence
as Innkeeper
as Four Star General
TV show · as Mr. Maloney
as American Reporter
as Ringmaster
TV show · as Patrick McGinty
as Sash Walker
TV show · as Sash Walker
as American GI Cook (uncredited)
1960s
23 titles · average score 64
TV show · as George
TV show
TV show
TV show · as Tod Cowan
TV show · as Detective O'Shea
TV show · as McDermott / Osgood
TV show · as Johnny Anworth
TV show · as Dennis Steegan
TV show
TV show · as Paxton
TV show
1950s
20 titles · average score 61
TV show · as Jamie Galloway
TV show · as O'Keefe
TV show · as Private Dooley
as Vince
TV show · as Enoch O'Connor
TV show · as Reg Bishop / Fred
as McCleery
as Benny
TV show
as Harry, second criminal
as Stewart (uncredited)
as Jim Cranshaw
























































