

Acting
Peter Bull
- Titles
- 59movies7TV shows
- Career
Active from 1948 to 1979, with up to 1 main title a year.
- Leading roles
- 2top three billing
- Average score
60/100
- Highest rated
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb92/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 35 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical6.5average 2.6
- Wit & Wordplay5.6average 3.7
- Satire & Parody4.2average 2.3
- Nostalgia5.3average 3.7
- Situational Comedy4.1average 2.7
- Romance5.1average 3.8
- Class & Capitalism4.5average 3.3
- Physical Comedy3.5average 2.4
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism1.9, average 5.4
- Violence2.9, average 4.2
- Adrenaline3.9, average 4.9
- Scare1.7, average 2.6
Main genres
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Recurring tags
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Movies and TV shows
631980s
1 title Β· average score 37
as Queen Anne
1970s
11 titles Β· average score 51
as Alonso, the King of Naples
as August Visitor
as Fat Frog (voice)
as Sir Thomas Booby
as Housemaster
as Wemmick
as General von Kobler
as Minister
as Peter Hovendon
as Butterfield
1960s
14 titles Β· average score 63
as General Bellowes
as Masterman
as Ferocious Man in Library
as Philippe
as Botschafter De Sadesky
as Caspar Femm / Jasper Femm
as Thwackum
as Client
as Manager of Art Gallery, Paris
as Gustav
as Lord Bermogg
1950s
20 titles Β· average score 69
as Aristide
as Man in Taxi (uncredited)
as Town Crier
as General Niva
TV show Β· as Arthur Coburn
as Brasher
as Mr. Fox
as Kalikan firing-squad officer
as Captain of Louisa
as The Chief
as First Businessman / Narrator
TV show Β· as Circus Director / Edward Tappercoom
1940s
10 titles Β· average score 72
as Puppet Character (voice)
as Mosspot
as Prince George Louis
as Landlord of 'Three Cripples'
as Mr. Fletcher
as Fidgity Phil
as J.G. Clarkson
as Tenor
as Third Brother Grimm
as Defense Counsel
1930s
7 titles Β· average score 57
as French Soldier (uncredited)
as Gamin (uncredited)
as Eustace Ede
as Spurgeon
as Mr. Verloc's Visitor (uncredited)
as William
as Artist in bar





















































