
Fortune in Diamonds
1951
as Chief Engineer
Acting
Albert Martin Boddey (16 April 1907 – 24 October 1975) was a British film and television actor. Boddey started acting when he was nearly 40, often portraying irritable authority figures such as police officers or magistrates. He was a founder member of the Lord's Taverners charity.

1951
as Chief Engineer

1961
as Max

1972
as Husband

1950
as Clubman

1951
as Inspector Hallam

1957
as Police Sergeant

1950
as Adams

1958
as Albert

1963
as Superintendent J.S. Forest

1957
as Captain

1954
as Demonstrator at Pedal Machine

1958
as Colonel (uncredited)

1954
as Sub-Director Holt

1958
as Sixth Specialist

1952
as Sitter in Bath Studio

1951
as Desk Sgt.

1958
as Bus Inspector

1960
as Mertons

1961
as Jason Roote

1963
as Policeman with Dog (uncredited)

1958
as SS Colonel

1953
as Police Inspector Fred Garland (uncredited)

1958
as Gen. Optiz

1954
as Marco (uncredited)

1967
as Cardinal (uncredited)

1959
as Gunther

1957
as Police Sergeant

1959
as Brigadier

1951
as Chief of the Lost Valley

1948
as Major

1954
as Doctor

1952
as Gufo

1963
as Inspector

1950
as Maj. Ahmed Mustafa

1956
as Grisha

1956
as Detective Sgt. Horne

1954
as Insp. Mulrooney

1960
as Henry Crow

1973
as Sgt. Riley

1973
as Coroner

1958

1950
as Minor Role (uncredited)

1951
as Sgt. Vogel

1956
as Inspector Crane

1960
as Inspector Richards

1953
as General Cadogan

1957
as Cafferty

1960
as Mr. Arpels

1953
as Stumpy

1956
as Detective

1975
as Gent

1971
as Sgt. Wall

1956
as Michael O'Dell

1974
as Mr. O'Brien

1955
as Squire Marlowe, the Wrestler

1960
as Sir John Middleburgh
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