Acting
Ray Milland
EN, ES, IT, RO cinema · 152 credits
Born
3 January 1907
Died
10 March 1986 (aged 79)
Birthplace
Neath, Glamorgan, Wales, UK
Also known as Raymond Milland · R.A. Milland · R. Milland · Raymond Alton Milland · Alfred Reginald Jones · Reginald Truscott-Jones
Ray Milland (3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986) was a Welsh actor and director. He is best remembered for his Academy Award–winning portrayal of an alcoholic writer in The Lost Weekend (1945), as well as for his performances in Dial M for Murder (1954) and Love Story (1970).
Known for
Filmography
The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender
as Self (archive footage)
Sad?
1996
Sad?
as (archive footage)
Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey
as Don Birnam (archive footage) (uncredited)
Faces of Horror
as Maxwell Kirshner (archive)
Grace Kelly: The American Princess
as Self (archive footage)
The Sea Serpent
as Professor Timothy Wallace
The Masks of Death
as Home Secretary
Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land
as Q. T. Thornwell
Cave-In!
as Prof. Harrison Soames
Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
as (in "The Lost Weekend") (archive footage)
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana
as Mr. Griffiths
The Attic
as Wendell
Survival Run
as Professor
The Darker Side of Terror
as Prof. Meredith
Game for Vultures
as Colonal Brettle
Cruise Into Terror
as Dr. Isiah Bakkun
Blackout
as Richard Stafford
Oliver's Story
as Oliver Barrett III
Slavers
as Hassan
Battlestar Galactica
as Sire Uri
The Pyjama Girl Case
as Inspector Timpson
The Uncanny
as Frank Richards (segment "Montreal 1977")
Mayday at 40,000 Feet
as Dr. Joseph Mannheim
Oil
as Boss Stewart
The Swiss Conspiracy
as Johann Hurtil
The Last Tycoon
as Fleishacker
Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby
as Roman Castevet
Aces High
as Brigadier General Whale
The Dead Don't Die
as Jim Moss / Varrick
Escape to Witch Mountain
as Aristotle Bolt
Ellery Queen: Too Many Suspects
as Carson McKell
Gold
as Hurry Hirschfeld
Witness to Murder
as Dr. Roger Mann
The House in Nightmare Park
as Stewart Henderson
Terror in the Wax Museum
as Harry Flexner
The Big Game
as Pete Handley
The Thing with Two Heads
as Maxwell Kirshner
Frogs
as Jason Crockett
Embassy
as Ambassador
Black Noon
as Caleb Hobbs
River of Gold
as Evelyn Rose
Love Story
as Oliver Barrett III
Company of Killers
as George DeSalles
Daughter of the Mind
as Prof. Samuel Hale Constable
Hostile Witness
as Simon Crawford, Director
Quick, Let's Get Married
as Mario Forni
X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes
as James Xavier
Panic in Year Zero!
as Harry Baldwin, Director
The Premature Burial
as Guy Carrell
King of Kings
as Satan (voice) (uncredited)
The Safecracker
as Colley Dawson, Director, Story
The River's Edge
as Nardo Denning
High Flight
as Wing Commander Rudge
Lisbon
as Robert John Evans, Director, Associate Producer
Three Brave Men
as Joe DiMarco
The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing
as Stanford White
A Man Alone
as Wes Steele, Director
Dial M for Murder
as Tony Wendice
Let's Do It Again
as Gary Stuart
Jamaica Run
as Patrick Fairlie
The Thief
as Allan Fields
Bugles in the Afternoon
as Kern Shafter
Something to Live For
as Alan Miller
Rhubarb
as Eric Yeager
Circle of Danger
as Clay Douglas
Close to My Heart
as Brad Sheridan
Night Into Morning
as Philip Ainley
Copper Canyon
as Johnny Carter
A Woman of Distinction
as Alexander "Alec" Stevenson
A Life of Her Own
as Steve Harleigh
Alias Nick Beal
as Nick Beal
It Happens Every Spring
as Vernon Simpson
The Art Director
as Self - from 'The Big Clock' (archive footage) (uncredited)
So Evil My Love
as Mark Bellis
The Big Clock
as George Stroud
Sealed Verdict
as Robert Lawson
Miss Tatlock's Millions
as Himself
Variety Girl
as Ray Milland
Golden Earrings
as Ralph Denistoun
California
as Jonathan Trumbo
The Trouble with Women
as Gilbert Sedley
The Imperfect Lady
as Clive Loring
The Well Groomed Bride
as Dudley Briggs
The Lost Weekend
as Don Birnam
Kitty
as Sir Hugh Marcy
Ministry of Fear
as Stephen Neale
The Uninvited
as Roderick Fitzgerald
Lady in the Dark
as Charley Johnson
Forever and a Day
as Bill Trimble
The Crystal Ball
as Brad Cavanaugh
Reap the Wild Wind
as Stephen Tolliver
The Major and the Minor
as Major Kirby
The Lady Has Plans
as Kenneth Harper
Are Husbands Necessary?
as George Cugat
Skylark
as Tony Kenyon
I Wanted Wings
as Jeff Young
Sullivan's Travels
as Near-Collision Man (uncredited)
The Doctor Takes a Wife
as Dr. Timothy Sterling
Irene
as Don Marshall
Arise, My Love
as Tom Martin
French Without Tears
as Alan Howard
Untamed
as Dr. William Crawford
Beau Geste
as John Geste
Everything Happens at Night
as Geoffrey Thompson
Hotel Imperial
as Lieutenant Nemassy
Tropic Holiday
as Ken Warren
Men with Wings
as Scott Barnes
Her Jungle Love
as Bob Mitchell
Say It in French
as Richard Carrington, Jr.
Bulldog Drummond Escapes
as Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond
Easy Living
as John Ball Jr.
Wise Girl
as John O'Halloran
Ebb Tide
as Robert Herrick
Wings Over Honolulu
as Richard "Stony" Gilchrist
Three Smart Girls
as Lord Michael Stuart
Next Time We Love
as Tommy Abbott
The Jungle Princess
as Christopher Powell
The Big Broadcast of 1937
as Bob Miller
The Return of Sophie Lang
as Jimmy Dawson
The Glass Key
as Taylor Henry
The Gilded Lily
as Charles Gray Granville
Four Hours to Kill!
as Carl Barrett
Alias Mary Dow
as Peter Marshall
Charlie Chan in London
as Neil Howard
We're Not Dressing
as Prince Michael (as Raymond Milland)
Bolero
as Robert Coray
Menace
as Freddie Bastion
One Hour Late
as Tony St. John
Many Happy Returns
as Ted Lambert
Orders Is Orders
as Dashwood
This Is the Life
as Bob Travers
Payment Deferred
as James Medland
But the Flesh Is Weak
as Mr. Stewart
The Man Who Played God
as Eddie (uncredited)
Polly of the Circus
as Church Usher (uncredited)
Blonde Crazy
as Joe Reynolds
Ambassador Bill
as King Lothar
Bought!
as Charles Carter Jr.
The Bachelor Father
as Geoffrey Trent
Strangers May Kiss
as 3rd Admirer
Just a Gigolo
as Freddie
Way for a Sailor
as Ship's Officer
Passion Flower
as Party Guest with Letter (uncredited)
The Flying Scotsman
as Jim Edwards
The Lady from the Sea
as Tom Roberts
Piccadilly
as Diner in Nightclub (uncredited)
The Informer
as Sharpshooter, Technical Advisor
Moulin Rouge
as Theater Patron (uncredited)