- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- July 14, 1918
- Place of Birth
- Budapest, Austria – Hungary (now Budapest, Hungary)
- Died
- July 26, 2002
Fred Haggerty
Fred Haggerty (14 July 1918 – 26 July 2002) was a Hungarian-born British actor and stuntman whose career lasted more than 40 years and took in more than 100 credits on the big and small screen. Fred Haggerty appeared in the films Circus of Horrors, Captain Sindbad and Nuns on the Run. He was often booked as a villain and had a short appearance in the series Law & Order. He also worked as a stuntman and performed stunts in such movies as An American Werewolf in London, Lifeforce, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and many James Bond films.
Filmography
movieNuns on the Run
1990 · Gatekeeper
movieWho Framed Roger Rabbit
1988 · Stunts
movieLifeforce
1985 · Stunts
movieThe Zany Adventures of Robin Hood
1984 · Guard
movieAn American Werewolf in London
1981 · Stunts
movieMurder Rap
1980 · PC Jarvis
tvBlake's 7
1978 · Stunts
movieThe Pink Panther Strikes Again
1976 · Munich Hotel Doorman
movieConfessions of a Window Cleaner
1974 · Cyclist (uncredited)
Men of Affairs
tvMen of Affairs
1973 · KGB Man
tvThe Protectors
1972 · Stunt Coordinator
tvThe Prisoner
1967 · Guardian
movieDon't Lose Your Head
1967 · Soldier (uncredited)
movieThe Gorgon
1964 · Constable
movieCarry On Spying
1964 · Dr. Crow's Assistant (uncredited)
movieThe Informers
1963 · Hoyle's Henchman (uncredited)
movieFrom Russia with Love
1963 · Krilencu
movieThe Scarlet Blade
1963 · Roundhead Soldier
movieVery Important Person
1961 · German Guard (uncredited)
movieThere Was a Crooked Man
1960
movieJazz Boat
1960 · Boat Passenger
movieThe Mouse That Roared
1959 · Fenwickian (uncredited)
movieThe Headless Ghost
1959 · Medieval Ghost (Uncredited)
movieUp in the World
1956 · Footballer (uncredited)
movieThe March Hare
1956
tvThe Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel
1955 · Guard (uncredited), Citizen (uncredited), Guard/Thug (uncredited)
movieDoctor at Sea
1955 · Released Prisoner (uncredited)
movieCaptain Horatio Hornblower R.N.
1951 · Seaman (uncredited), Stunts