Who plays General Henry Barclay in No, My Darling Daughter?

General Henry Barclay is played by Roger Livesey.

How is General Henry Barclay connected to other characters?

General Henry Barclay has 2 mapped relationships in No, My Darling Daughter. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

General Henry Barclay — No, My Darling Daughter Character Profile

About General Henry Barclay

Ex-General and close friend and employee of Sir Mathew Carr. Struggles with parenting his son Thomas similarly to Carr's struggles with Tansy. Takes Tansy on a fishing vacation to Scotland. Initially furious when Tansy elopes with his son Thomas, but is reminded by Carr that this mutual pairing was ultimately their hope.

Character Facts

Played by: Roger Livesey
Appears in: No, My Darling Daughter (1961)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (2)

General Henry Barclay — Social Associate's Son — Cornelius Allingham (James Westmoreland)
Cornelius is connected to Barclay through his father's business ties.
General Henry Barclay — Family Father — Thomas Barclay (Michael Craig)
Father-son dynamic marked by initial friction over Tansy's troubles.

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More characters from No, My Darling Daughter

Sir Mathew Carr (Michael Redgrave)
Tansy Carr (Juliet Mills)
Thomas Barclay (Michael Craig)
Cornelius Allingham (James Westmoreland)
Miss Yardley (Renée Houston)
Miss PacPherson, a typist (Joan Sims)
Second Typist (Carole Shelley)
Vicar (Ian Fleming)
Charles (Peter Barkworth)
Mr. Allingham (Court Benson)
Constable (Terry Scott)
Flanigan (David Lodge)