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Cast
- 1992 - Freddie as F.R.0.7.
- 1990 - The Fool
- 1989 - Danny the Champion of the World
- 1989 - Diamond Skulls
- 1986 - Comrades
- 1985 - Lady Jane
- 1983 - Yellowbeard
- 1982 - Oliver Twist
- 1981 - The Missionary
- 1980 - Shogun
- 1980 - The Wildcats of St Trinian's
- 1978 - Watership Down
- 1978 - The Medusa Touch
- 1976 - The Slipper and the Rose
- 1976 - Joseph Andrews
- 1975 - Lucky Lady
- 1975 - Royal Flash
- 1974 - Mister Quilp
- 1973 - Theatre of Blood
- 1973 - The Mackintosh Man
- 1972 - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- 1972 - England Made Me
- 1971 - The Pied Piper
- 1971 - The Possession of Joel Delaney
- 1971 - Demons of the Mind
- 1969 - Anne of the Thousand Days
- 1969 - The Bed Sitting Room
- 1968 - Where Eagles Dare
- 1966 - Khartoum
- 1966 - A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
- 1965 - The Spy Who Came In From the Cold
- 1963 - Dr Syn, Alias the Scarecrow
- 1961 - El Cid
- 1958 - I Was Monty's Double
- 1957 - No Time for Tears
- 1957 - Windom's Way
- 1956 - The Spanish Gardener
- 1955 - The Night My Number Came Up
- 1955 - The Dark Avenger
- 1955 - The Man Who Never Was
- 1954 - The Beachcomber
- 1953 - The Heart of the Matter
- 1951 - Scrooge
- 1951 - Tom Brown's Schooldays
- 1950 - Trio
- 1950 - Highly Dangerous
- 1947 - Mine Own Executioner
- 1939 - Band Waggon
Music
- 1967 - How I Won the War
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