Wiloughby Goddard
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About
Actor who grew to be well-known for portraying villains over the span of his prolific 4 decade-long career. Some of his most notable roles on television included Landburger Gessler on The Adventures of William Tell and Sir Geoffrey on The Man in Room 17. He also appeared in films such as The Canterbury Tales, Laughing in the Dark, and Quincy's Quest until he retired from the industry in 1987.
Before Fame
He made his professional acting debut playing the role of John Hartley in the 1950 crime drama film Bait. His first television appearance came 4 years later, when he portrayed the recurring character of E. Robertson Caldwell on the series The Dancing Bear.
Trivia
In 1960, he inaugurated the role of Mr. Bumble in the original Broadway presentation of the musical Oliver!
Family Life
He was married to Ann Phillips from 1950 until his passing in 2008. They had 1 child together.
Associated With
His final acting credit was in the BAFTA-winning 1987 comedy mini-series Porterhouse Blue. He played the role of Professor Siblington, opposite co-stars David Jason and Ian Richardson.
