Earl Cameron

Earl Cameron

Known for

Acting

Born

August 18, 1917

Birthplace

Pembroke Parish, Bermuda

Died

July 3, 2020 (aged 102)

Biography

Earlston Jewett Cameron (August 8, 1917 - July 3, 2020) was a Bermudian actor. He was among the first black actors to star in British cinema, making his debut in Pool of London (1951). Other notable films include Thunderball (1965), The Interpreter (2005), and Inception (2010). Cameron also had numerous television credits including episodes of Doctor Who and The Prisoner. He was married to Audrey J. P. Godowski (1959 - 1994, her death) and Barbara Bower (1994 - 2020, his death).

Best known work

Inception

Inception

2010

Thunderball

Thunderball

1965

The Interpreter

The Interpreter

2005

The Queen

The Queen

2006

Doctor Who

Doctor Who

1963

The Message

The Message

1976

The Prisoner

The Prisoner

1967

Scorpio

Scorpio

1973

Neverwhere

Neverwhere

1996

Lovejoy

Lovejoy

1986

Filmography

2015
Britain's Greatest GenerationTV
as Himself (1 episode)
2013
Up on the Roof
as Grandaad
2010
Inception
as Elderly Bald Man
2009
Right America: Feeling Wronged
as Self
2006
The Queen
as Portrait Artist
2005
The Interpreter
as Zuwanie
2002
15 Storeys HighTV
2001
Waking the DeadTV
as Carlton Jordan (1 episode)
2001
Revelation
as Cardeal Chisamba, as Cardinal Chisamba
1998
Déjà Vu
as Cedar Sinai Doctor
1996
NeverwhereTV
as The Abbot (2 episodes)
1996
Dalziel and PascoeTV
as Arthur Nolan (2 episodes)
1995
The Great Kandinsky
as Carlton
1993
Health and EfficiencyTV
1986
LovejoyTV
as Fogerty (1 episode)
1979
Cuba
as Col Rossel Leyva
1976
The Message
as An-Najashi
1974
The Zoo GangTV
as Jombote (1 episode)
1973
A Warm December
as Ambassador George Oswandu
1973
Scorpio
as Black Employee in Toilet
1972
Crown CourtTV
as Antoine Mbula (1 episode), as Daniel Rocco (1 episode)
1972
The FrightenersTV
as Mr Marshall (1 episode)
1972
Six Days of JusticeTV
as Maynard (1 episode)
1970
The Revolutionary
as Speaker
1969
Two Gentlemen Sharing
as Charles Marriott - Jane's Step-father