
Eynon Evans
Cast · Writer
- Born
- May 18, 1904 · Nelson, Glamorganshire, Wales, UK
- Died
- January 1, 1989
- Birth name
- Evan Eynon Evans
Eynon Evans was born on May 18, 1904 in Nelson, Glamorganshire, Wales, UK. He was an actor and writer, known for Wishing Well (1956), Ring Out an Alibi (1964) and Room in the House (1955). He died in January 1989 in Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, Wales.
Cast
- 1967Turn Out the LightsDavid
- 1966Softly SoftlyDr. Roberts
- 1964Davy JonesMorgan the Keeper
- 1964Secret AgentSchoolmaster
- 1964Ring Out an AlibiDet. Insp. Enoch Probert
- 1963FestivalBen
- 1962Only Two Can PlayTown Hall Clerk
- 1962Go to BlazesMayor
- 1962Barbara in BlackDr. Evans
- 1962The Net
- 1961Warning SignalJoan's father
- 1961Harpers West OneLen Garrett
- 1961Thirty Minute TheatreJenkins Morris-Jinks
- 1961You Can't WinMr. Parry
- 1960Two Way StretchSolicitor (uncredited)
- 1960How Green Was My ValleyGwylim Morgan Sr.
- 1959Tiger BayMr. Morgan
- 1959Home WinnerEnoch Howells, JP, Chairman of Directors
- 1959Barbed Wire and BrackenCouncillor Gladstone Pugh
- 1959I'm All Right JackTruscott
- 1959Friends and NeighboursShopkeeper
- 1959Web of EvidenceMr. Fisher (uncredited)
- 1959The Davy Jones SagaPC Prosser
- 1959Knight Errant LimitedDai Morgan
- 1959The Flying DoctorDan Petersen
- 1958The Immortal Evan HarrisDavid Henry, the second husband
- 1958Uncle HarryBen
- 1958The Sheriff of Fractured JawMason - Manager - Jonathan Tibbs & Co.)
- 1957Wishing WellAmos Parry
- 1957The Peaceful InnBoots
- 1957Hour of MysteryPeters
- 1956Plaintiff in a Pretty HatWatkyn
- 1956Without VisionTrevor Bowen
- 1956The OrpheansMatthew Sewell the Sotto
- 1956Private's ProgressTicket Collector (uncredited)
- 1956Pursuit of the Graf SpeeChief Engineer, Newton Beach,Pprisoner on Graf Spee (uncredited)
- 1956Wishing WellAmos Parry
- 1956Armchair TheatreMr. Mostyn
- 1956The BuccaneersDeacon
- 1955Dixon of Dock GreenHuw Phillips
- 1955ITV Television Playhouse3rd Old man
- 1955TerminusThomas Richards
- 1954Bless This HouseBenjamin Pugh
- 1953Rheingold Theatre
- 1950BBC Sunday-Night TheatreJohn Goronwy Jones
- 1943Underground GuerrillasLieut. Banse