
Harry Towb
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 27 July 1925 · Larne, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
- Died
- 24 July 2009
Harry Towb was a Northern Irish actor of stage and screen.
Known for
Acting 47
- 2009Roger Delgado: The Master
- 2007James Ellis: An Actor's Life as Himself
- 2003Cheeky as Mr Oates
- 2003Conspiracy of Silence as Father Doherty
- 2000The Most Fertile Man in Ireland as Uncle Eugene
- 1998Clinton: His Struggle with Dirt as Ken Starr
- 1996Moll Flanders as Magistrate
- 1992Trust Me as George Empson
- 1986Lamb as Priest
- 1984Lassiter as Roger Boardman
- 1983Five Go Mad on Mescalin as Buzz
- 1981Elizabeth Alone as Mr Maloney
- 1978Rosie Dixon - Night Nurse as Mr. Phillips
- 1975Barry Lyndon as Innkeeper
- 1974The Girl from Petrovka as American Reporter
- 1974Sex Play as Four Star General
- 1973Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World as Ringmaster
- 1972The Stumbling Block as Mr. Bertram
- 1972The Folk Singer as 1st Workman
- 1972Carson Country as Sash Walker
- 1971Carry On at Your Convenience as Doctor
- 1971Doctor Who: Terror of the Autons as McDermott
- 1970Patton as American GI Cook (uncredited)
- 1969All Neat in Black Stockings as Issur
- 1969Doctor Who: The Seeds of Death as Osgood
- 1968The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom as Doctor
- 1968Prudence and the Pill as Racetrack Official
- 196830 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia! as Mr. Woolley
- 1966The Big Man Coughed and Died as Ernie
- 1963The Scarlet Blade as Cobb
- 1962All Night Long as Phales
- 1960Crossroads to Crime as Paddy
- 1960Who Pays the Piper?
- 1957The End of the Line as Vince
- 1957Stranger in Town as Cafe Attendant
- 1956Circus Friends as Larry
- 1956Eyewitness as Sugdon
- 1956The March Hare
- 1955A Prize of Gold as Benny
- 1955Above Us the Waves as McCleery
- 1955The Time of His Life as Steele
- 1954The Sleeping Tiger as Harry, second criminal
- 1954Monsieur Ripois as Stewart (uncredited)
- 1954They Got What They Wanted as Derry Murnaghan
- 1954John Wesley as Michael O'Rory
- 1952Escape Route as Immigration Officer (uncredited)
- 1951The Quiet Woman as Jim Cranshaw



