
Lester Matthews
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lester Matthews (June 6, 1900 - June 5, 1975) was an English actor born in Nottingham, England, UK. In his career, he made more than 180 appearances in film and on television. He was on occasion erroneously credited as Lester Mathews and especially in later years was sometimes known as Les Matthews. He died on the 6 June 1975 in Los Angeles, California. He was cremated. His ashes were scattered into the Pacific Ocean. He appeared on television many times including an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour entitled "Completely Foolproof" (original air date: March 29, 1965). Description above from the Wikipedia Lester Matthews, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Also Known As
Movie Appearances

Werewolf of London
as Paul Ames
1935

The Invisible Man's Revenge
as Sir Jasper Herrick
1944

Man in the Attic
as Chief Insp. Melville
1953

Savage Intruder
as Ira Jaffee
1970

Mysterious Mr. Moto
as Sir Charles Murchison
1938

Moonfleet
as Major Hennishaw
1955

Assault on a Queen
as Doctor
1966

The Prince and the Pauper
as St. John
1937

Two O'Clock Courage
as Mark Evans
1945

Against All Flags
as Sir Cloudsley
1952

Manila Calling
as Wayne Ralston
1942

The Raven
as Dr. Jerry Holden
1935

Across the Pacific
as Canadian Major
1942

I Love a Mystery
as Justin Reeves / Mr. G
1945

I Am a Criminal
as District Attorney George Lane
1938

King Richard and the Crusaders
as Archbishop of Tyre / Narrator
1954

Bad for Each Other
as Dr. Homer Gleeson
1953

The Pied Piper
as Mr. Cavanaugh
1942

The Mysterious Doctor
as Dr. Frederick Holmes
1943

Two Tickets to London
as Treathcote (uncredited)
1943
TV Appearances

Family Affair
1966

December Bride
1954

Surfside 6
as Inspector Campbell
1960

Philip Marlowe
1959

Rawhide
as Larkins
1959

Daniel Boone
as Major
1964

Yancy Derringer
as Jerrison Ames
1958

Richard Diamond, Private Detective
as Frank Grace
1957

One Step Beyond
as Prison Governor
1959
Ford Theatre
1948

You Are There
1953

Racket Squad
1951