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Full name:	James David Graham Niven
Height:	6' (1.83 m)
Born:	1 March 1910, London, England, UK
Nickname:	Niv
Known as:	David Niven / David Nivens
Occupation:	Actor , Producer
Spouse:	Hjordis Paulina Tersmeden (14 January 1948 - 29 July 1983) (his death) 2 children Primula Rollo (16 September 1940 - 21 May 1946) (her death) 2 children
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Filmography:

Movies:

Curse of the Pink Panther

- Sir Charles Litton - Year: 1983

Better Late Than Never

- Nick Cartland - Year: 1982

Trail of the Pink Panther

- Sir Charles Litton - Year: 1982

The Sea Wolves: The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse

- Col. W.H. Grice - Year: 1980

Rough Cut

- Chief Insp. Cyril Willis - Year: 1980

A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square

- Ivan (Bernard Drew) - Year: 1979

Escape to Athena

- Professor Blake - Year: 1979

Death on the Nile

- Colonel Johnny Race - Year: 1978

Candleshoe

- Colonel Dennis/Mr. Gipping/Mr. Priory/John - Year: 1977

No Deposit, No Return

- J.W. Osborne - Year: 1976

Murder by Death

- Dick Charleston - Year: 1976

Paper Tiger

- 'Major' Walter Bradbury - Year: 1975

Old Drac

- Count Dracula - Year: 1974

King, Queen, Knave

- Charles Dreyer - Year: 1972

The Statue

- Alex Bolt - Year: 1971

The Extraordinary Seaman

- Cmdr. John Finchhaven, RN - Year: 1969

Before Winter Comes

- Maj. Giles Burnside - Year: 1969

The Brain

- Col. Carol Matthews - Year: 1969

The Impossible Years

- Jonathan Kingsley - Year: 1968

Prudence and the Pill

- Gerald Hardcastle - Year: 1968

Eye of the Devil

- Philippe de Montfaucon - Year: 1967

Casino Royale

- Sir James Bond - Year: 1967

Where the Spies Are

- Dr. Jason Love - Year: 1965

Lady L

- Dicky, Lord Lendale - Year: 1965

Bedtime Story

- Lawrence Jameson - Year: 1964

The Pink Panther

- Sir Charles Lytton - Year: 1963

55 Days at Peking

- Sir Arthur Robertson - Year: 1963

Conquered City

- Major Peter Whitfield - Year: 1962

The Shortest Day

- Unconfirmed - Year: 1962

Guns of Darkness

- Tom Jordan - Year: 1962

The Road to Hong Kong

- Lama, Remembering Lady Chatterly's Lover (uncredited) - Year: 1962

The Best of Enemies

- Maj. Richardson - Year: 1962

The Guns of Navarone

- Cpl. John Anthony Miller - Year: 1961

Please Don't Eat the Daisies

- Lawrence Larry Mackay - Year: 1960

Happy Anniversary

- Chris Walters - Year: 1959

Ask Any Girl

- Miles Doughton - Year: 1959

Separate Tables

- Major Pollock - Year: 1958

Bonjour tristesse

- Raymond - Year: 1958

The Silken Affair

- Roger Tweakham - Year: 1957

My Man Godfrey

- Godfrey Smith - Year: 1957

The Little Hut

- Henry Brittingham-Brett - Year: 1957

Oh, Men! Oh, Women!

- Dr. Alan Coles - Year: 1957

The Birds and the Bees

- Colonel Harris - Year: 1956

The King's Thief

- Duke of Brampton - Year: 1955

Court Martial

- Major Charles 'Copper' Carrington - Year: 1955

Tonight's the Night

- Jasper O'Leary - Year: 1954

The Love Lottery

- Rex Allerton - Year: 1954

The Moon Is Blue

- David Slater (US version) - Year: 1953

The Lady Says No

- Bill Shelby - Year: 1952

Island Rescue

- Maj. Valentine Moreland - Year: 1951

Happy Go Lovely

- B.G. Bruno - Year: 1951

Soldiers Three

- Capt. Pindenny - Year: 1951

The Toast of New Orleans

- Jacques Riboudeaux - Year: 1950

The Fighting Pimpernel

- Sir Percy Blakeney/The Scarlet Pimpernel - Year: 1950

A Kiss for Corliss

- Kenneth Marquis - Year: 1949

A Kiss in the Dark

- Eric Phillips - Year: 1949

Enchantment

- General Sir Roland Dane - Year: 1948

Bonnie Prince Charlie

- Prince Charles - Year: 1948

The Other Love

- Doctor Anthony Stanton - Year: 1947

The Bishop's Wife

- Henry Brougham - Year: 1947

The Perfect Marriage

- Dale Williams - Year: 1947

Magnificent Doll

- Aaron Burr - Year: 1946

Stairway to Heaven

- Peter Carter - Year: 1946

The Way Ahead

- Lieutenant Jim Perry - Year: 1944

Spitfire

- Geoffrey Crisp - Year: 1942

Raffles

- A.J. Raffles the Amateur Cracksman - Year: 1940

Eternally Yours

- Tony - Year: 1939

The Real Glory

- Lt. Terence McCool - Year: 1939

Bachelor Mother

- David Merlin - Year: 1939

Wuthering Heights

- Edgar Linton - Year: 1939

The Dawn Patrol

- Lieutenant Douglas 'Scotty' Scott - Year: 1938

Three Blind Mice

- Steve Harrington - Year: 1938

Four Men and a Prayer

- Christopher 'Chris'/'Nosey' Leigh - Year: 1938

Bluebeard's Eighth Wife

- Albert De Regnier - Year: 1938

Dinner at the Ritz

- Paul de Brack - Year: 1937

The Prisoner of Zenda

- Capt. Fritz von Tarlenheim - Year: 1937

We Have Our Moments

- Joe Gilling - Year: 1937

Beloved Enemy

- Gerald Preston - Year: 1936

The Charge of the Light Brigade

- Capt. Randall - Year: 1936

Thank You, Jeeves!

- Bertram Wooster - Year: 1936

Dodsworth

- Capt. Lockert - Year: 1936

Palm Springs

- George Britell - Year: 1936

Rose

-Marie - Teddy (as David Nivens) - Year: 1936

Splendor

- Clancey Lorrimore - Year: 1935

Mutiny on the Bounty

- Bit part (uncredited) - Year: 1935

A Feather in Her Hat

- Leo Cartwright - Year: 1935

Barbary Coast

- Ejected sailor (uncredited) - Year: 1935

Without Regret

- Bill Gage - Year: 1935

Cleopatra

- Slave (uncredited) - Year: 1934

There Goes the Bride

- Actor - Year: 1932

A Man Called Intrepid (TV mini

-series) - Sir William Stephenson - Year: 1979

David Niven's World (TV series)

- Host (1976) - Year: 1976

The Canterville Ghost (TV movie)

- Sir Simon de Canterville - Year: 1974

The Rogues (TV series)

- Alexander 'Alec' Fleming (1964-1965) - Year: 1964

Alcoa Theatre (TV series)

- Alternate Lead Player (1957-1958) - Year: 1957

Goodyear Theatre (TV series)

- Alternate Lead Player (1957-1958) - Year: 1957

Four Star Playhouse (TV series)

- Alternate Lead Player, Producer - Year: 1952

The American Film Institute Salute to Fred Astaire (TV special)

- Host - Year: 1981

Himself/Herself:

The 46th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)

- Himself - Co-host - Year: 1974

All Eyes On Sharon Tate (short)

- Himself (uncredited) - Year: 1967

The 38th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)

- Himself - recalling his award (pre-recorded) - Year: 1966

The David Niven Show (TV series)

- Himself/Host/performer (in one episode) - Year: 1959

The 31st Annual Academy Awards (TV special)

- Himself - Co-host/Best Actor Winner - Year: 1959

Glamorous Hollywood (documentary short)

- Himself - Year: 1958

The 30th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)

- Himself - Co-host - Year: 1958

Around the World in Eighty Days (documentary)

- Phileas Fogg - Year: 1956

Light's Diamond Jubilee (TV documentary)

- Himself - Year: 1954

TV Guest

The Statue

- Alex Bolt

Before Winter Comes

- Maj. Giles Burnside

Where the Spies Are

- Dr. Jason Love

The Shortest Day

- Unconfirmed

Happy Anniversary

- Chris Walters

The Little Hut

- Henry Brittingham-Brett

The Birds and the Bees

- Colonel Harris

Court Martial

- Major Charles 'Copper' Carrington

The Love Lottery

- Rex Allerton

The Lady Says No

- Bill Shelby

A Kiss for Corliss

- Kenneth Marquis

Four Men and a Prayer

- Christopher 'Chris'/'Nosey' Leigh

We Have Our Moments

- Joe Gilling

A Man Called Intrepid (TV mini

-series) - Sir William Stephenson

The Canterville Ghost (TV movie)

- Sir Simon de Canterville

Alcoa Theatre (TV series)

- Alternate Lead Player (1957-1958)

The American Film Institute Salute to Fred Astaire (TV special)

- Host

All Eyes On Sharon Tate (short)

- Himself (uncredited)

The David Niven Show (TV series)

- Himself/Host/performer (in one episode)

Glamorous Hollywood (documentary short)

- Himself

Bob Hope at 100 (TV documentary)

- Himself (uncredited)

Parkinson playing Himself, 3 October 1981

Paris aktuell playing Himself, 2 October 1968

The Dick Powell Show playing Guest Host, episode "Crazy Sunday" (#2.12), 18 December 1962

The Dick Powell Show playing Guest Host, episode "The Great Anatole" (#2.6), 30 October 1962

What's My Line? playing Guest Panelist, 3 January 1960

What's My Line? playing Guest Panelist, 25 January 1959

Zane Grey Theater playing Milo Brant, episode "The Accuser" (#3.4), 30 October 1958

What's My Line? playing Guest Panelist, 21 September 1958

Alcoa Theatre playing Robert Medhill, episode "My Wife's Next Husband" (#1.14), 21 April 1958

Alcoa Theatre playing Paul Martel, episode "Night Caller" (#1.10), 10 February 1958

Goodyear Theatre playing Jeff Carleton, episode "The Tinhorn" (#1.7), 23 December 1957

Goodyear Theatre playing Alan Kevin, episode "The Danger by Night" (#1.3), 28 October 1957

Cinépanorama playing Himself, 26 September 1957

What's My Line? playing Guest Panelist, 21 October 1956

Celanese Theatre, episode "The Petrified Forest" (#1.11), 20 February 1952