Patrick Ludlow

Patrick Ludlow was an American actor known for Faces, Modesty Blaise, and Henry IV. He was born John Patrick Sutton Ludlow on March 24, 1903, in Kensington, London, England, and passed away on January 27, 1996, in Westminster, London, England.

Personal and Family Life

Patrick Ludlow grew up in a creative environment, starting his professional acting career at the young age of 11. He became known as a tall and debonair character actor, taking on roles in both comedies and thrillers. Throughout his career, he often portrayed roles like elegant lords and charming rogues, particularly in comedic works by well-known playwrights.

Career

In addition to acting, Ludlow was also a director and occasional playwright. He made a name for himself on stage in the West End and on Broadway, showcasing his versatility in various productions. His contributions to theater and film have left a significant mark on the entertainment industry.

Death and Legacy

Patrick Ludlow passed away on January 27, 1996. His extensive career and memorable performances have cemented his legacy as a respected figure in the world of acting. He is remembered for his contributions to both film and stage, inspiring many performers who followed in his footsteps.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
Modesty Blaise1966-05-01Under Secretary
Goodbye, Mr. Chips1939-07-28(uncredited)
Marriage of Convenience1960-11-01Registrar
Service for Ladies1932-01-14Minor Role
Gangway1937-08-19Carl Freemason
Old Mother Riley, MP1939-08-15Archie
Love on the Spot1932-06-30Mr. Terrington
Bachelor’s Baby1932-08-22Clarence
The Blue Danube1932-01-11Companion
His Lordship1932-06-02Hon. Grimsthwaite
Watch Beverly1932-10-20Patrick Nolan
Old Mother Riley1937-08-13Edwin Briggs
Evergreen1934-04-01Lord Shropshire
Seven Sinners1936-06-01Pilgrims of Peace Poet (Uncredited)
Rose of Tralee1937-04-01Frank
We’ll Smile Again1942-12-07BBC Man
Jury’s Evidence1936-01-01Cyril
Naughty Husbands1930-02-03Willy
Would You Kill for Me? The Mary Bailey Story2023-10-28Background performer (Police)
The Ware Case1928-04-27Eustace Ede