Earl Cameron
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- August 18, 1917
- Died
- July 3, 2020 (aged 102)
- Birthplace
- Pembroke Parish, Bermuda
Biography
Earlston Jewett Cameron (August 8, 1917 - July 3, 2020) was a Bermudian actor. He was among the first black actors to star in British cinema, making his debut in Pool of London (1951). Other notable films include Thunderball (1965), The Interpreter (2005), and Inception (2010). Cameron also had numerous television credits including episodes of Doctor Who and The Prisoner. He was married to Audrey J. P. Godowski (1959 - 1994, her death) and Barbara Bower (1994 - 2020, his death).
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Filmography
Britain's Greatest Generation
TV · as Himself · 1 ep
Up on the Roof
Movie · as Grandaad
Inception
Movie · as Elderly Bald Man
Right America: Feeling Wronged
Movie · as Self
The Queen
Movie · as Portrait Artist
The Interpreter
Movie · as Zuwanie
15 Storeys High
TV · 1 ep
Revelation
Movie · as Cardeal Chisamba, Cardinal Chisamba
Waking the Dead
TV · as Carlton Jordan · 1 ep
Déjà Vu
Movie · as Cedar Sinai Doctor
Neverwhere
TV · as The Abbot · 2 eps
Dalziel and Pascoe
TV · as Arthur Nolan · 2 eps
The Great Kandinsky
Movie · as Carlton
Health and Efficiency
TV · 1 ep
Lovejoy
TV · as Fogerty · 1 ep
Cuba
Movie · as Col Rossel Leyva
The Message
Movie · as An-Najashi
The Zoo Gang
TV · as Jombote · 1 ep
A Warm December
Movie · as Ambassador George Oswandu
Scorpio
Movie · as Black Employee in Toilet
Crown Court
TV · as Antoine Mbula, Daniel Rocco · 1 ep
The Frighteners
TV · as Mr Marshall · 1 ep
Six Days of Justice
TV · as Maynard · 1 ep
The Revolutionary
Movie · as Speaker
Two Gentlemen Sharing
Movie · as Charles Marriott - Jane's Step-father
Number Ten
Movie · as Dr. Henry Mbala
Wind Versus Polygamy
Movie · as Chief Ozuomba
Two a Penny
Movie
Battle Beneath the Earth
Movie · as Sgt. Seth Hawkins
The Prisoner
TV · as Supervisor · 1 ep
ITV Playhouse
TV · as Matthew Ramsay · 1 ep
The Sandwich Man
Movie · as Bus Conductor
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet
Movie · as Williams
Thunderball
Movie · as Pinder
The Troubleshooters
TV · as Thomas · 1 ep
The Power Game
TV · as Jordan Kobola · 2 eps
Thirty-Minute Theatre
TV · as Conley, Mr. Luck · 1 ep
Guns at Batasi
Movie · as Captain Abraham
A Fear of Strangers
Movie · as Ramsay
Theatre 625
TV · as M'Landa, Chief Ozuomba · 1 ep
The Chocolate Tree
Movie · as William Jones
Tarzan's Three Challenges
Movie · as Mang
Doctor Who
TV · as Williams · 2 eps
Festival
TV · as The Negro · 1 ep
Espionage
TV · as M'Bata · 1 ep
Term of Trial
Movie · as Chard
The Andromeda Breakthrough
TV · as Yucel · 1 ep
Flame in the Streets
Movie · as Gabriel Gomez
Drama 61-67
TV · as Ramsey · 1 ep
Tarzan the Magnificent
Movie · as Tate
No Kidding
Movie · as Black Father
Danger Man
TV · as Chand, Professor Moma, Darcy · 1 ep
Sapphire
Movie · as Dr. Robbins
Killers of Kilimanjaro
Movie · as Witchdoctor
The Mark of the Hawk
Movie · as Prosecutor
Thunder on Sycamore Street
Movie · as Joseph Blake
The Heart Within
Movie · as Victor Conway
The End Begins
Movie · as Hank Christians
Safari
Movie · as Jeroge
Odongo
Movie · as Hassan
A Man from the Sun
Movie · as Joseph Brent
The Buccaneers
TV · as Sam · 1 ep
Armchair Theatre
TV · as William Jones · 1 ep
Simba
Movie · as Karanja
The Woman for Joe
Movie · as Lemmie
Dixon of Dock Green
TV · as John Tate · 1 ep
Submarine Attack
Movie · as Johnny Brown
The Heart of the Matter
Movie · as Ali
Dollars for Sale
Movie · as Earl Rutters
Emergency Call
Movie · as George Robinson
Pool of London
Movie · as Johnny Lambert
There Is Another Sun
Movie · as Ginger Jones
Sunday Night Theatre
TV · as Adam · 1 ep