
Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook
1991
as Arthur Holmwood (archive footage)
Also known as: Mike Gough, Michael Roland Gough, Francis Michael Gough
Francis Michael Gough ( GOF; 23 November 1916 – 17 March 2011) was a British character actor who made more than 150 film and television appearances. He is known for his roles in the Hammer horror films from 1958, with his first role as Sir Arthur Holmwood in Dracula, and for his recurring role as Alfred Pennyworth from 1989 to 1997 in the four Batman films directed by Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher. He appeared in three more Burton films: Sleepy Hollow, voicing Elder Gutknecht in Corpse Bride and the Dodo in Alice in Wonderland. Gough also appeared in popular British television shows, including Doctor Who (as the villain in The Celestial Toymaker (1966) and as Councillor Hedin in Arc of Infinity (1983)), and in an episode of The Avengers as the automation-obsessed wheelchair user Dr. Armstrong in "The Cybernauts" (1965). In 1956 he received a British Academy Television Award for Best Actor. At the National Theatre in London, Gough excelled as a comedian, playing a resigned and rueful parent in Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce (1977). When the comedy transferred to Broadway in 1978 he won a Tony Award. One of Gough's most well-received West End roles was as Baron von Epp in the 1983 revival of John Osborne's A Patriot for Me.

1991
as Arthur Holmwood (archive footage)

1983
as Councillor Hedin

1996
as Gopher (voice)

1974
as Mr. Yule

2024
as The Toymaker (voice)

2000
as Gopher (voice)

1995
as Gopher (voice)

2005
as Elder Gutknecht (voice)

1989
as Douglas Brodie

1984
as Mr. Poole

1958
as Arthur Holmwood

1989
as Alfred Pennyworth

1982
as Dr. Rust

1955
as Dighton

1999
as Notary Hardenbrook

1985
as Lord Delamere

2000
as Self

1984
as Dr. Paul Flammond

1991
as Arthur Apple

1993
as Henry van der Luyden

1961
as Fisk - the Butler

1992
as Alfred Pennyworth

1951
as Michael Corland

1971
as Mr Maudsley

1983
as Frank Carrington

1978
as Mr. Harrington

1949
as Capt. Dick Stuart

1958
as Abel

1973
as Emeric Belasco (uncredited)

1991
as Lord Goddard

2010
as Uilleam / Dodo (voice)

1959
as Kingsley Beauchamp

1969
as Mr. Brangwen

1962
as Lord Ambrose d'Arcy

1965
as Eric Landor (segment 4 "Disembodied Hand")

1978
as Sir Baldwin

1988
as Schoonbacher

1993
as Betrand Russell

1948
as Prince Charles

1982
as Judge

1953
as Duke of Buckingham

1989
as Roy Brookner

1987
as Sir Bernard Hemmings

1957
as Andoni Zoidakis

1975
as Voice of the Man (voice)

1996
as Leo Tolstoy

1972
as M. Gaudier

1986
as Cardinal Del Monte

1993
as Magistrate Boniface

1965
as Auctioneer

1948
as Laurence Fury

1994
as Gopher (voice)

1953
as Mr. Lloyd

1968
as Jeremiah
1957
as Geoffrey Carter

1992
as (voice)

1948
as Nicholai

1975
as Sagredo

1966
as March Hare

1969
as Mad Monk

1970
as Metellus Cimber

1950
as (uncredited)

1951
as Martin

1994
as Jean de Remy

1959
as Edmond Bancroft

1983
as Belarius

1995
as Don Manuel

1972
as Norfolk

1966
as The Toymaker

1961
as Tamise

1963
as Michael Conrad

1967
as Albert Dorando

1981
as David Ball

1990
as Voice Overs/Old Man at Sauna

1984
as Doctor Ambrose

1995
as Alfred Pennyworth

1998
as Comte de Saint-Yves

1976
as Alexander Yorke

1968
as Elder

1971
as Walter Eastwood

1973
as Dr. Christian Storm

1984
as Kerimoglu

1951
as Alec Kyle

1967
as Dr. Arnold Grey

1953
as Duke of Montrose

1983
as Mr. Ramsay

1998
as Justice Tomlin

1995
as Sir Ralph Unwin

1963
as Cartwright

1970
as Sam Murdock

1997
as Alfred Pennyworth

1999
as Feers

1995
as Barnaby

1961
as Dr. Charles Decker

1985
as Archbishop

1972
as Vincent Van Gogh

1951
as Maurice Edwards
1982
as Professor Burrows

1976
as Father

1974
as Bill Wakely

1965
as Robert Hilary

1962
as Donald Edwards

1991
as Andrei Zorin

1987
as Vater

1984
as Professor Loubser

1991
as Veteran Warrior
1965
as Pausanias

1999
as Doctor

1989
as Mr Maggs
1974
as Narrator

1997
as The Voice, Johnny, Dog (voice)

1955

1987
as Albani
1957
as Hatlock

1964
as Gerard de Villefort

2008
as Self
2004
as Self (archive footage)

1971
as David Livingstone
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