Derek Bond

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Characters played by Derek Bond

Lord Charnley — When Eight Bells Toll (1971)

Castle occupant initially acting hostile alongside his teenage daughter. His underground dock serves as the secret offloading point for the stolen gold, while his dungeons hold hostages.

Captain L.E.G. Oates — Scott of the Antarctic (1948)

Oates is a member of Scott's polar team whose foot becomes badly frostbitten on the return journey. Realising that his condition is slowing the others, he deliberately leaves the tent during the blizzard, sacrificing himself so Scott and the remaining men may have a better chance of survival.

Duncan McLeod — The Quiet Woman (1951)

Duncan is a gentleman artist and former naval officer who smuggles liquor across the Channel with Lefty. He falls for Jane and rejects Helen's attempts to revive their former romance. To protect Jane, he secretly takes her escaped husband Jim aboard his yacht, where Jim draws a gun and dies during their struggle.

Andrew Scott — Marry Me (1949)

Andrew needs capital to buy a business partnership, so he agrees to marry Marcelle Duclos, who needs a husband to remain in Britain. They are candid about their motives and fall in love. When Marcelle reveals that she is Louis's wife and that Louis has returned, Andrew refuses to abandon her and confronts the danger with her.

Arthur Walker — Stranger from Venus (1954)

Arthur Walker is a high-ranking British government official and Susan North's fiancée. After learning of The Stranger's arrival, he alerts the Ministry of War, later tries to stop the military from trapping the Venusian spacecraft, and finally returns the stolen communication disc so the threatened conflict can be avoided.

Gerald — Trouble in Store (1953)

A handsome and suave man who is the boyfriend of personnel manager Peggy Drew. He plots to rob the department store alongside Peggy, timing the heist with a major sale. His presence prompts Norman to investigate and uncover the criminal scheme.

Career Overview

Derek Bond has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include The Man Who Ruined the British Film Industry, Press for Time, The Hand. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
38
Birth Date
1920-01-26
Birth Place
Glasgow, Scotland, UK

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