Dudley Foster

Dudley Foster was widely known for his acting on the big screen. Foster worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "The Two-Headed Spy" with Jack Hawkins (1958) and "Term of Trial" (1963) starring Laurence Olivier. Later, he acted in "Foreign Exchange" (1969-1970), "The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer" (1970) with Peter Cook and "Wuthering Heights" (1970) with Anna Calder-Marshall. He also appeared in the drama "Dulcima" (1971) with Carol Ita White. Later in his career, Foster acted in "Follow Me!" (1972).

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THE AVENGERS · S4, E9

The Hour That Never Was

Steed has to face the music, Emma disappears.
THE SAINT · S4, E2

The Abductors

Shortly after meeting the Saint in a Paris nightclub and informing him that he is being followed, Brian Quell is kidnapped by a gang led by a man called Jones in an attempt to lure Brian's brother, a professor, to work for foreign agents.
THE AVENGERS · S6, E20

Wish You Were Here

In a spoof of the 1967 British TV series The Prisoner, Tara finds herself trapped in a posh prison without bars or guards, which, on the surface, appears to be merely an elegant hotel...
THE AVENGERS · S5, E14

Something Nasty in the Nursery

A school for Nannies is linked to stolen defense contracts.

Dudley Foster

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