
Known for
Acting
Born
May 7, 1900
Birthplace
London, England, UK
Died
October 15, 1977 (aged 77)
Veteran British character player Ralph Truman was a pioneer radio actor and appeared in over 5000 broadcasts during his career. Born in London at the turn of the century, his overall film career was commendable but less enviable than his voice work on the airwaves. Originally from the stage, he had just finished a run of "Josef Suss" in 1930 when he moved directly into films, making his unbilled debut in the early talkie Farewell to Love (1931). Throughout the 1930s he would be found steadily in "B" films including The Bells (1931), That's My Uncle (1935), The Lad (1935), Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk (1935), Under the Red Robe (1937) and Dinner at the Ritz (1937). In the 1940s the distinctively ba...
1974
1972
as Admiral
1971
as Rodzianko
1971
1969
1961
as King Ferdinand
1960
as Colonel
1960
as Admiral Bensen
1960
1959
as Aide to Tiberius (uncredited)
1959
as Sir Matthew Sprott
1958
as Sir Robert Wyvern
1957
as George Memsford
1957
as Vice Admiral
1956
as Colonel Blenkinsop
1956
as John Dowling
1956
as Buchanan
1956
as Inspector Bridger
1956
as Major Cross
1955
as Sir Richard
1955
as Wainwright
1954
as Sir Ralph Sidley
1953
as Clarendon
1953
as Vice Adm Willie Banks
1952
as Duc de Castro