Richard Wattis: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 66
- on screen
- 1938–1973
- box office
- $156K
Richard Wattis's Career in Numbers
Richard Wattis's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Richard Wattis works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from A Yank at Oxford (1938) to Take Me High (1973), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
Richard Wattis Movies by Decade
- 1930s 1
- 1940s 4
- 1950s 43
- 1960s 15
- 1970s 3
The 1950s were Richard Wattis's busiest decade, with 43 films.
Richard Wattis Movies by Genre
- Comedy 34
- Drama 14
- Romance 5
- War 5
- Mystery 3
- Crime 2
- Family 1
- Adventure 1
- Thriller 1
Comedy is the genre Richard Wattis has worked in most, with 34 films, ahead of drama (14).
Richard Wattis Career Milestones
- First film
- A Yank at Oxford 1938
- Biggest box office hit
- Kind Hearts and Coronets $147K worldwide
- Newest film
- Take Me High 1973
Richard Wattis Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Richard Wattis is credited on, newest first, with the role, the box office and the Movie Echo Score. Re-order the list to see the best-rated films or the biggest hits first.
- 1973
Take Me High as Sir Charles Furness · Romance - 1971
Games That Lovers Play as Mr. Lothran · Comedy - 1970
The Ballad of Tam Lin as Elroy · Mystery - 1968
Wonderwall as Perkins · Romance - 1966
The Great St. Trinian’s Train Robbery as Manton Bassett · Family - 1965
The Alphabet Murders as Wolf · Comedy - 1965
The Liquidator as Flying Instructor · Drama - 1965
You Must Be Joking as Parkins · Comedy - 1965
The Battle of the Villa Fiorita as Travel Agent · Drama - 1964
Carry On Spying as Cobley · Comedy - 1963
Come Fly with Me as Oliver Garson · Comedy - 1962
Venus fra Vestø War - 1962
I Thank a Fool as Ebblington · Drama - 1962
Bon Voyage! as Party Guest · Comedy - 1962
Play It Cool as Nervous Man · Drama - 1961
Dentist on the Job as Macreedy · Comedy - 1961
Very Important Person as Woodcock, Entertainments Officer · War - 1960
Your Money or Your Wife as Hubert Fry · Comedy - 1959
Libel as The Judge · Mystery - 1959
The Ugly Duckling as Barclay · Comedy - 1959
Ten Seconds to Hell as Major Haven · Drama - 1959
The Captain’s Table as Prittlewell · Comedy - 1959
Follow a Star as Dr. W. Chatterway · Comedy - 1958
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness as Mr. Murfin · Drama - 1957
Barnacle Bill as Registrar of Shipping · Comedy - 1957
Blue Murder at St. Trinian’s as Manton Bassett · Comedy - 1957
High Flight as Wilson · Drama - 1957
The Abominable Snowman as Dr. Peter Fox · Adventure - 1957
The Prince and the Showgirl as Northbrook · Comedy Worldwide box office: $8.44K - 1956
The Green Man as Doctor · Comedy - 1956
A Touch of the Sun as Purchase · Comedy - 1956
The Iron Petticoat as Lingerie Clerk · Comedy - 1956
Eyewitness as Anaesthetist · Drama - 1956
The Man Who Never Was as Shop Assistant · War - 1955
An Alligator Named Daisy as Hoskins · Comedy - 1955
Simon and Laura as Controller of Television Drama · Comedy - 1955
I Am a Camera as Bespectacled Man at Book Launch (uncredited) · Comedy - 1955
The Colditz Story as Richard Gordon · War - 1955
A Yank in Ermine as Boone · Comedy - 1954
Lease of Life as Solicitor · Drama - 1954
The Crowded Day as Mr. Christopher · Drama - 1954
Hobson’s Choice as Albert Prosser · Comedy - 1954
Doctor in the House as Medical Book Salesman (uncredited) · Comedy - 1953
Small Town Story as Marsh · Drama - 1953
The Intruder as School Master · Crime - 1953
Blood Orange as Detective Inspector MacLeod · Crime - 1953
Park Plaza 605 as Theodore Feather · Comedy - 1953
Innocents in Paris as Wilkinson · Comedy - 1953
Colonel March Investigates as Cabot · Mystery - 1953
The Final Test as Cricket Fan · Drama - 1953
Appointment in London as Pascal · War - 1952
Top Secret as Barnes · Comedy - 1952
Made in Heaven as The vicar · Comedy - 1952
Mother Riley Meets the Vampire as P.C. Freddie · Comedy - 1952
Derby Day as Editor · Drama - 1952
The Importance of Being Earnest as Seton · Comedy - 1952
Penny Princess as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) · Romance - 1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again as Casting Director · Comedy - 1951
Appointment with Venus as Carruthers - Higher Executive · Romance - 1950
The Clouded Yellow as Employment Agent · Thriller - 1950
The Happiest Days of Your Life as Arnold Billings: Staff of Nutbourne · Comedy - 1949
The Chiltern Hundreds as Vicar (uncredited) · Comedy - 1949
Kind Hearts and Coronets as Defence Counsel (uncredited) · Comedy Worldwide box office: $147K - 1949
Marry Me as Minor Role (uncredited) · Comedy - 1949
Helter Skelter as Compere of Nick Nack Show · Romance - 1938
A Yank at Oxford as Latin Speaker at Dinner (uncredited) · Drama
Who Richard Wattis Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Richard Wattis shares the most films with. Judith Furse comes first, with 6 films together, followed by Lionel Jeffries (5).
Richard Wattis: Questions & Answers
How many movies Richard Wattis has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Richard Wattis been in?
Richard Wattis is credited on 66 films, from 1938 to 1973. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Richard Wattis's highest-grossing movie?
Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) is Richard Wattis's biggest box office hit, with $147K worldwide, ahead of The Prince and the Showgirl (1957) ($8.44K). Across every film with box office figures, Richard Wattis's movies have made $156K.
Richard Wattis's biggest hits What is Richard Wattis's newest movie?
The most recent film on Richard Wattis's filmography is Take Me High (1973), in the role of Sir Charles Furness.
Who does Richard Wattis work with most often?
Richard Wattis shares the most films with Judith Furse (6 films), Lionel Jeffries (5 films) and Margaret Rutherford (5 films).
The Best Richard Wattis Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 66 credits.
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