Who plays Sir Wilfrid in Witness for the Prosecution?

Sir Wilfrid is played by Charles Laughton.

How is Sir Wilfrid connected to other characters?

Sir Wilfrid has 2 mapped relationships in Witness for the Prosecution. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Sir Wilfrid — Witness for the Prosecution Character Profile

About Sir Wilfrid

Senior barrister nearing retirement after a heart attack. Defends Leonard Vole despite medical warnings. Uncovers Christine's conspiracy through forged letters during cross-examination, leading to Leonard's acquittal. Initially outraged by her manipulation, but decides to delay retirement to defend her after she kills Leonard.

Character Facts

Played by: Charles Laughton
Appears in: Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (2)

Sir Wilfrid — Professional Defense Attorney — Christine (Marlene Dietrich)
Sir Wilfrid initially consults Christine as his client's spouse.
Sir Wilfrid — Professional Defense Attorney — Leonard Vole (Tyrone Power)
Sir Wilfrid takes on Leonard's murder defense despite medical warnings.

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More characters from Witness for the Prosecution

Leonard Vole (Tyrone Power)
Christine (Marlene Dietrich)
Miss Plimsoll (Elsa Lanchester)
Judge (Francis Compton)
Brogan-Moore (John Williams)
Carter (Ian Wolfe)
Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) (Eddie Baker)
Mayhew (Henry Daniell)
Juror (uncredited) (Brandon Beach)
Inspector Hearne (Philip Tonge)
Diana (Ruta Lee)
Court Officer (uncredited) (Patrick Aherne)