Brian Worth

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Characters played by Brian Worth

Fred Scrooge — Scrooge (1951)

Fred Scrooge is Ebenezer Scrooge's nephew, whose invitation to Christmas dinner is initially rejected and mocked. Despite criticism from his guests, Fred defends his uncle and continues welcoming him. Scrooge later attends Fred's dinner, asks forgiveness from the family, and takes part in the celebration.

Man in Sports Car (uncredited) — Room at the Top (1958)

Background or minor uncredited character with limited screen time and no significant narrative impact.

Gerald Croft — An Inspector Calls (1954)

Sheila's fiancé and a well-connected gentleman who confesses to having a secret affair with Daisy Renton (Eva Smith). He provided her with money and housing before she requested they part ways to protect his social reputation.

Henri Le Blanc — The Square Peg (1958)

Henri is the leader of the local resistance in occupied France. He joins Pitkin in breaking into the chateau through a tunnel dug during Pitkin's rescue attempt, but is captured before the operation succeeds. His resistance role makes him an important ally in the effort to free the prisoners.

Werner von Grotjahn — Pastor Hall (1940)

Werner returns and tells Christine Hall that he has been offered a job in America. His marriage to Christine is arranged for the following day, but she hesitates because she is reluctant to leave her father. The summary does not describe his involvement in the political conflict or any further actions.

Michael — It Started in Paradise (1952)

Identified as the deceiving lothario involved in Martha's failed love affair, which accelerates her professional decline and falling reputation in the 1950s.

Mr Saunders — The Boy Who Turned Yellow (1972)

Mr Saunders is John's father. After John turns yellow, Mr Saunders hears that many people in London have changed color as well. His role connects John's unexplained condition to a wider event affecting the city, although the summary gives no further actions for him.

Philip Morring — The Arsenal Stadium Mystery (1939)

Philip Morring is connected to John Doyce and becomes the chief suspect in the investigation. He had a grievance against Doyce, quarrelled with Gwen Lee, and cannot account for his movements. He admits evading a policeman who followed him, but denies killing either Doyce or Gwen.

Career Overview

Brian Worth has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently At The Top Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Golden Rain, Barbados Quest, The Terror of the Tongs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
38
Birth Date
1914-07-30
Birth Place
Willesden, London, England, UK

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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