
Edward Malin
Known for: Acting
Born: 1894-10-22 – 1977-03-01 (aged 82)
From: Hackney, London, England, UK
Edward Malin was and English actor. He was born on October 22, 1894 in Hackney, London, England, UK. He was known for his appearances in How to Steal a Million (1966), A Hard Day's Night (1964) and A Night to Remember (1958). He died on March 1, 1977 in Ealing, London, England, UK.
Filmography (38)
MOVIE★ 7.1Nearest and Dearest1972as Walter Tattersall
MOVIE★ 4.3Percy1971as Elderly Patient
TV★ 6.3Cribbins1969
MOVIE★ 5.9The Bed Sitting Room1969as Club Waiter- TV★ 6.7Oh, Brother!1968
TV★ 7.5Nearest and Dearest1968as Walter Tattersall
MOVIE★ 6.0The Magnificent Six and ½: Ghosts and Ghoulies1968as Old Tom
MOVIE★ 7.5How to Steal a Million1966as Insurance Clerk
TV★ 7.6Till Death Us Do Part1966as Man in Saloon
TVLondoners1965as Old Man
MOVIE★ 7.3A Hard Day's Night1964as Hotel Waiter- TVThe Four Seasons of Rosie Carr1964as Jack Talbot
TV★ 7.2Theatre 6251964as Salvation Army Captain- TV★ 8.0Story Parade1964as Old Man
- MOVIE★ 7.5Hair of the Dog1962as Sidney
TV★ 7.1Maigret1960
MOVIE★ 7.0A Night Out1960as Mr Ryan
MOVIE★ 6.0Operation Cupid1960
MOVIEWorm in the Bud1959as Mr. Snow
TV★ 4.8No Hiding Place1959
MOVIE★ 7.4Too Many Crooks1959as Charlie (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.3The Two-Headed Spy1958as Orderly (uncredited)
TV★ 7.6The Larkins1958as The Fluids- TVCharlesworth at Large1958as Barman
MOVIE★ 7.6A Night to Remember1958as Dining Saloon Steward
TV★ 6.4The Buccaneers1956as Dawson
TV★ 7.0The Adventures of Sir Lancelot1956as Paul (as Eddie Malin)
TV★ 7.4Hancock's Half Hour1956
MOVIE★ 6.7A Kid for Two Farthings1955as Dog Man (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.5The End of the Road1954as Nightwatchman
MOVIE★ 6.7Genevieve1953as Spectator (Uncredited)
MOVIE★ 7.0The Drayton Case1953as Caretaker
MOVIE★ 5.0Skid Kids1953as Darts Player
TVScotland Yard1953
MOVIEStrange Stories1953as Newgate Turnkey ('Strange Mr Bartleby') (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.0The Six Men1951as 'Keyhole' Russell
MOVIE★ 9.0William Comes to Town1948as Toy Shop Man
MOVIE★ 5.2The Greed of William Hart1948as David Paterson