Acting
Hugh Cross
- Titles
- 13movies19TV shows
- Career
Active from 1947 to 1984, with a break from 1951 to 1962, busiest in 1950 with 2 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 4top three billing
- Average score
84/100
- Highest rated
Seven Days to Noon84/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 9 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Politics5.2average 2.6
- Nostalgia6.2average 3.7
- Social Commentary6.4average 4.9
- Historical3.9average 2.6
- Wit & Wordplay5.0average 3.7
- Crime5.0average 3.7
- Class & Capitalism4.5average 3.3
- Mystery5.0average 4.1
Rarely in their work
- Coming of Age1.3, average 3.0
- Contemporary Realism3.9, average 5.4
- Eroticism0.8, average 1.8
- Cringe Humor1.4, average 2.2
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Historical Setting 2
- British Cinema 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
- WWilliam GrahamActorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town
Garry MarshActorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town
Jane WelshActorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town- KKathleen StuartActorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town
Muriel AkedActorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town
Val GuestDirectorJust William's Luck, William Comes to Town
Movies and TV shows
321980s
3 titles · average score 68
as Richard Blair (Snr)
TV show · as Society President
TV show
1970s
5 titles · average score 71
TV show · as Police Doctor
as Police Doctor
as Doctor
TV show · as Richard Austin, MP
TV show
1960s
15 titles · average score 75
TV show · as Coroner
TV show · as Archie Weekes
TV show · as Mr. Gardiner
TV show · as Sir Francis Getliffe
TV show · as Insp. Hersch
TV show · as Edward Drayford
TV show · as Dr. Stanley
TV show · as Detective Inspector Hyde
TV show · as Inspector Riley
TV show · as Captain Andrews
as Captain Cuby
as Official
1950s
5 titles · average score 63
TV show
TV show · as Jim Stark
as Dubose
as Stephen Lane
as Captain Bertram Wraydon
1940s
4 titles · average score 62
as Pauli
as Robert Brown
as Robert Brown
as Man at Dance Hall