Bryan Coleman

Bryan Coleman was a British film actor and television actor.
In 1954 he appeared in William Douglas Home's comedy The Manor of Northstead in the West End.

Selected filmography

Conquest of the Air – Minor Role Sword of Honour – Unlisted A Window in London – ConstableJassy – Sedley – the ArchitectTrain of Events – Actor Landfall – PO Weaver The Lost Hours – Tom WrigleyThe Planter's Wife – Capt. Dell When Knighthood Was in Flower – Earl of SurreyYou Know What Sailors Are – Lt. Comdr. VolesLoser Takes All – Elegant Man at Casino Suspended Alibi – Bill ForrestThe Tommy Steele Story – Hospital DoctorThe Truth About Women Blood of the Vampire – Monsieur AuronLife in Danger – Chief Constable RymanThe Hand – Adams

Crooks Anonymous – HoldingThe Longest Day – Ronald Callen Life in Danger – Chief Constable RymanMr. Brown Comes Down the Hill – BishopGive a Dog a Bone – Lord SwillHappy Deathday – Dr. Oliver TarquinZeppelin – Colonel WhippenMona Lisa – Gentleman in Mirror Room The Crying Game – JudgeChaplin – Drunk

Television roles

William Tell, 'Boy Slaves', 1958, as the Count HeinemannHappily Ever After – Harry WatkinsAdam Adamant Lives! – Major FitzgibbonUpstairs, Downstairs – Sir William ManningThe Duchess of Duke Street – Lord Henry NortonHazell – Charles CourtneyThe Incredible Mr Tanner – Commissionaire