Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1925-03-07
Deathday 1997-12-04 (72 years old)
Place of Birth Reading, Berkshire, England, UK
Richard Vernon was a distinguished British actor known for his contributions to film, television, and theater. He had a prolific career spanning several decades. Vernon appeared in various roles across different genres, showcasing his versatility and talent. While perhaps best known for his role as Slartibartfast in the original television adaptation of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," his career encompassed numerous other productions. His performances in both classical theater and modern works solidified him as a respected figure in the British entertainment industry. Vernon's contributions to acting continue to be remembered and appreciated by audiences worldwide.
as Aged Professor
as Mr. Pott
as Lord Dunstable
as Heraclius
as Miriam's father
as The Earl of Swaffham
as King
as Colonel Hebron
as Professor Jerry Coe
as Sir Nicholss Fanner
as The Marquess of Winchester
as Sir Nicholas Fanner
as Dr. RIchard Payton
as Mr. Garstanton
as Roger Nettleton
as Duncan Anderson
as Sir Roland Hall
as Uncle Felix
as Brogan-Moore
as Sir Edward Gait
as Flewitt
as Suspect
as Roland Tolhurst
as (voice)
as Makato
as Slartibartfast
as Slartibartfast
as Quimby Charles
as Sir John Hargreaves
as Lord Bartlesham
as Mr. Price
as Mr. Becket
as Fassbender
as Gentleman
as Major Smith-Barton
as Lord Bartlesham
as Sir Maxwell Dean
as George Cornfield
as Col. Mathews
as Sir Lionel Hibury
as George Cornfield
as Dr. Edwards
as Dr Whitman
as Sir Richard McKenzie
as Andrew Coombes
as Major Cochrane-Danby
as Lord Tilling
as Sir Maxwell Dean
as Admiral Croft
as Councilman
as Mr. Price
as Pa Stone
as Chairman of the Board of Governors (uncredited)
as Colonel
as Colonel Loring
as Professor Krempe
as Edwin Oldenshaw
as Lord Hetherby
as Sir Edward Seabrook
as Oldenshaw
as Race Course Official (uncredited)
as Dr. Vivian
as Lord Brisburn
as Smithers
as Man on Train
as Roddinghead
as Lord Mounset
as Government Official at Enquiry (uncredited)
as Prime Minister
as Dr. Aldrich
as Sir John Ripwell
as Mr. Endworthy
as Pearson
as Lord Matterley
as Edgar Hargraves
as Doctor at Crime Scene
as Manager
as Under Secretary
as Leading man in play
as Merchant
as Lewis
as Sir Hector Rose
as Mr. Pascoe
as Mr. Fellowes
as Brogan-Moore
as Director
as Screenplay