Harold Goodwin
Known for ActingBorn 1917-10-22 — died 2004-06-03Wombwell, Barnsley, Yorkshire, England, UK
Harold Goodwin (October 22, 1917 – June 3, 2004 ) was an English actor. Primarily a character actor, he trained at RADA and started in repertory in Liverpool. By 1949, he appeared on the West End stage. Goodwin never lost his Barnsley accent, and tended to specialize in playing working-class men, such as cabbies, stewards, or non-commissioned officers.
Known for
The Longest Day
1962 · as British Soldier (uncredited)
The Million Pound Note
1954 · as Horace
The Bridge on the River Kwai
1957 · as Baker
Jabberwocky
1977 · as 1st Peasant
The Ladykillers
1955 · as Parcels Clerk (uncredited)
Sink the Bismarck!
1960 · as Airman on Phone (uncredited)
The Mummy
1959 · as Pat
The Dam Busters
1955 · as Wing Comdr. Gibson's Batman
The Cruel Sea
1953 · as ASDIC Operator
The Prince and the Showgirl
1957 · as Call Boy
Crooks Anonymous
1962 · as George
Zarak
1956 · as Sgt. Higgins
The Long Arm
1956 · as Official at Somerset House
The Man in the White Suit
1951 · as Wilkins
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
1969 · as Burglar (uncredited)
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
1964 · as Fred
Barnacle Bill
1957 · as Duckworth
One Good Turn
1955 · as No. 2 in Walking Race (uncredited)