David Niven

David Niven

1910-03-01 London, England, UK Male 141 Known Credits

Biography

James David Graham Niven (1 March 1910 – 29 July 1983), known as David Niven, was a British actor and novelist, best known for his roles as Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days and Sir Charles Lytton, a.k.a. "the Phantom", in The Pink Panther. He was awarded the 1958 Academy Award for Best Actor in Separate Tables.

Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1910-03-01

Place of Birth

London, England, UK

Known Credits

141

Known For

Acting

Also Known As

James David Graham Niven, David Nivens, Дейвид Нивен, Дэвид Нивен, 大卫·尼文

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Known For Movies

Known For TV Shows

Movie Credits

Casino Royale

1967

James Bond

The Bishop's Wife

1947

Henry Brougham

Beloved Enemy

1936

Captain Gerald Preston

Paper Tiger

1975

'Major' Walter Bradbury

The Real Glory

1939

Lieut. McCool

Sir John Mills' Moving Memories

2000

Self (archive footage)

The Adventures of Errol Flynn

2005

Self - Actor (archive footage)

Rat Pack

2022

Self (archive footage)

The Statue

1971

Alex Bolt

The Elusive Pimpernel

1950

Percy "Scarlet Pimpernel" Blakeney

The Perfect Marriage

1947

Dale Williams

The Shortest Day

1963

Soldato inglese (uncredited)

There Goes the Bride

1932

Bit Role (uncredited)

The Sea Wolves

1980

Col. W.H. Grice

Bonnie Prince Charlie

1948

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

The Toast of New Orleans

1950

Jacques Riboudeaux

The Pink Panther

1963

Sir Charles Lytton

Soldiers Three

1951

Capt. Pindenny

Bachelor Mother

1939

David Merlin

Three Blind Mice

1938

Steve Harrington

Bedtime Story

1964

Lawrence Jameson

The Little Hut

1957

Henry Brittingham-Brett

Death on the Nile

1978

Colonel Race

The Brain

1969

Colonnel Carol Matthews, aka 'Le Cerveau'

The Best of Enemies

1961

Maj. Richardson

Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker

1991

actor 'Bonjour Tristesse' (archive footage) (uncredited)

Bogart: The Untold Story

1997

Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Before Winter Comes

1969

Major Burnside

Prudence and the Pill

1968

Gerald Hardcastle

The Love Lottery

1954

Rex Allerton

Barbary Coast

1935

Cockney Sailor Thrown Out of Saloon (uncredited)

Happy Ever After

1954

Jasper O'Leary

The Canterville Ghost

1974

Sir Simon de Canterville

The Guns of Navarone

1961

Cpl. John Anthony Miller

My Man Godfrey

1957

Godfrey Smith

Curse of the Pink Panther

1983

Sir Charles Litton

Wuthering Heights

1939

Edgar Linton

Roger Moore: A Matter of Class

1995

Self (archive footage)

Appointment with Venus

1951

Valentine Moreland

Murder by Death

1976

Dick Charleston

Dinner at the Ritz

1937

Paul de Brack

Eye of the Devil

1966

Philippe de Montfaucon

Vampira

1974

Count Dracula

Guns of Darkness

1962

Tom Jordan

Where the Spies Are

1966

Dr. Jason Love

Rough Cut

1980

Chief Insp. Cyril Willis

Escape to Athena

1979

Professor Blake

55 Days at Peking

1963

Sir Arthur Robertson

The Prisoner of Zenda

1937

Captain Fritz von Tarlenheim

A Kiss for Corliss

1949

Kenneth Marquis

The Dawn Patrol

1938

Lt. Scott

Magnificent Doll

1946

Aaron Burr

A Kiss in the Dark

1949

Eric Phillips

Eternally Yours

1939

Tony "The Great Arturo"

The Road to Hong Kong

1962

Lama who remembers Lady Chatterly's Lover (uncredited)

Without Regret

1935

Bill Gage

The Silken Affair

1956

Roger Tweakham

Cleopatra

1934

Slave (uncredited)

Ask Any Girl

1959

Miles Doughton

Mutiny on the Bounty

1935

Able Bodied Seaman (uncredited)

Happy Anniversary

1959

Chris Walters

The Extraordinary Seaman

1969

Lt. Commander John Finchhaven, R.N.

Conquered City

1962

Major Peter Whitfield

The Impossible Years

1968

Jonathan Kingsley

A Feather in Her Hat

1935

Leo Cartwright

Rose Marie

1936

Teddy

All Eyes on Sharon Tate

1966

Self - Interviewee

Happy Go Lovely

1951

B.G. Bruno

Four Men and a Prayer

1938

Christopher Leigh

Enchantment

1948

Roland Dane

Bonjour Tristesse

1958

Raymond

We Have Our Moments

1937

Joe Gilling

Splendor

1935

Clancey Lorrimore

Separate Tables

1958

Major Angus Pollock

Bluebeard's 8th Wife

1938

Albert De Regnier

The Other Love

1947

Doctor Anthony Stanton

No Deposit, No Return

1976

J.W. Osborne

Raffles

1939

A.J. Raffles

Trail of the Pink Panther

1982

Sir Charles Litton

United States

1944

Narrator (voice)

Oh, Men! Oh, Women!

1957

Alan Coles

The First of the Few

1942

Geoffrey Crisp

The Way Ahead

1944

Lieutenant Jim Perry

Dodsworth

1936

Captain Clyde Lockert

Lady L

1965

Dicky, Lord Lendale

The Many Faces of Dracula

2000

Count Dracula (archive footage)

Candleshoe

1977

Priory

King, Queen, Knave

1972

Charles Dreyer

Gregory Peck: His Own Man

1988

Self (archive footage)

Hollywood's Funniest All-Star Bloopers

1985

Self (archive footage)

Carrington V.C.

1954

Major Charles Carrington

The Moon Is Blue

1953

David Slater

Thank You, Jeeves!

1936

Bertie Wooster

The King's Thief

1955

James - Duke of Brampton

The Birds and the Bees

1956

Patrick Harris

The Lady Says No

1952

Bill Shelby

Better Late Than Never

1983

Nick Cartland

Palm Springs

1936

George Britell

Gorilla

1974

Narrator

The Remarkable Rocket

1975

Narrator (voice)

TV Credits

The Mike Douglas Show

1961

Self (4 episodes)

Golden Globe Awards

1944

Self - Nominee (1 episodes)

Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre

1956

Allen Raikes (1 episodes)

The Dick Cavett Show

1968

Self - Guest (2 episodes)

The Oscars

1953

Self (3 episodes)

Dinah!

1974

Self (2 episodes)

Burke's Law

1963

Harvey Cleeve (1 episodes)

Four Star Playhouse

1952

Doctor (1 episodes)

The Jack Benny Program

1950

David Niven (1 episodes)

Robert Montgomery Presents

1950

Sheffield (1 episodes)

What's My Line?

1950

Self (1 episodes)

The Bob Hope Show

1950

Self (3 episodes)

The Ed Sullivan Show

1948

Self (1 episodes)

The Star and the Story

1955

Johnny (1 episodes)

Cinépanorama

1956

Self (1 episodes)

The Dick Powell Show

1961

Self / Host (1 episodes)

Alcoa Theatre

1957

Mark Garron (1 episodes)

The Rogues

1964

Alec Fleming (30 episodes)

The BAFTA Awards

1949

Host (1 episodes)

V.I.P. Schaukel

1971

Self (2 episodes)

The DuPont Show with June Allyson

1959

Marcus Dodds (1 episodes)

Talking Pictures

2013

Self (archive footage) (1 episodes)

Goodyear Theatre

1957

Jeff Carleton (1 episodes)

A Man Called Intrepid

1979

Sir William Stephenson (3 episodes)

The David Niven Show

1959

Self - Host (13 episodes)

Movie Production Credits

The Night They Saved Christmas

Executive Producer

1984

TV Production Credits