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Full name:	Peter Sydney Ernest Aylen
Height:	6' (1.83 m)
Born:	7 September 1923, London, England, UK
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Occupation:	Actor , Producer
Spouse:	Patricia Seaton (July 1984 - December 1984) (his death) Deborah Gould (25 June 1976 - 1977) (divorced) Mary Rowan (October 1971 - 1975) (divorced) Patricia Kennedy (24 April 1954 - 1 February 1966) (divorced) 4 children
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Filmography:

Movies:

Where Is Parsifal?

- Montague Chippendale - Year: 1983

Body and Soul

- Big Man - Year: 1981

Gypsy Angels

- Actor - Year: 1980

Angels' Brigade

- Burke - Year: 1979

Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood

- Slapstick star - Year: 1976

Rosebud

- Lord Carter - Year: 1975

They Only Kill Their Masters

- Campbell - Year: 1972

Clay Pigeon

- Government Agent - Year: 1971

Togetherness

- Actor - Year: 1970

One More Time

- Chris Pepper/Lord Sydney Pepper, Executive Producer - Year: 1970

Quarta parete

- Papá Baroni - Year: 1969

The April Fools

- Ted Gunther - Year: 1969

Hook, Line & Sinker

- Dr. Scott Carter - Year: 1969

Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell

- Justin Young - Year: 1969

Skidoo

- The Senator - Year: 1968

Salt and Pepper

- Christopher Pepper, Executive Producer - Year: 1968

Dead Run

- Dain - Year: 1967

A Man Called Adam

- Manny - Year: 1966

The Oscar

- Steve Marks - Year: 1966

Billie

- Executive Producer - Year: 1965

Harlow

- Paul Bern - Year: 1965

Sylvia

- Frederic Summers - Year: 1965

Dead Ringer

- Tony Collins - Year: 1964

Johnny Cool

- Executive Producer - Year: 1963

The Longest Day

- Lord Lovat - Year: 1962

Advise and Consent

- Sen. Lafe Smith (Rhode Island) - Year: 1962

Sergeants 3

- Sgt. Larry Barrett - Year: 1962

Pepe

- Cameo appearance - Year: 1960

Ocean's Eleven

- Jimmy Foster - Year: 1960

Exodus

- Maj. Caldwell - Year: 1960

Never So Few

- Capt. Grey Travis - Year: 1959

It Should Happen to You

- Evan Adams III - Year: 1954

Rogue's March

- Capt. Dion Lenbridge - Year: 1953

The Hour of 13

- Nicholas Revel - Year: 1952

You for Me

- Tony Brown - Year: 1952

Kangaroo

- Richard Connor - Year: 1952

Just This Once

- Mark MacLene IV - Year: 1952

Royal Wedding

- Lord John Brindale - Year: 1951

Please Believe Me

- Jeremy Tayler - Year: 1950

The Red Danube

- Maj. John 'Twingo' McPhimister - Year: 1949

Little Women

- Theodore 'Laurie' Laurence - Year: 1949

Julia Misbehaves

- Ritchie Lorgan - Year: 1948

Easter Parade

- Jonathan Harrow III (Johnny) - Year: 1948

On an Island with You

- Lt. Lawrence Y. Kingslee - Year: 1948

It Happened in Brooklyn

- Jamie Shellgrove - Year: 1947

Good News

- Tommy Marlowe - Year: 1947

My Brother Talks to Horses

- John S. Penrose - Year: 1947

Cluny Brown

- Andrew Carmel - Year: 1946

Two Sisters from Boston

- Lawrence Tyburt Patterson Jr - Year: 1946

Ziegfeld Follies

- Porky in 'Number Please' (voice) (uncredited) - Year: 1946

Son of Lassie

- Joe Carraclough - Year: 1945

The Picture of Dorian Gray

- David Stone - Year: 1945

Mrs. Parkington

- Lord Thornley - Year: 1944

The Canterville Ghost

- Anthony de Canterville - Year: 1944

The White Cliffs of Dover

- John Ashwood II (Age 24) - Year: 1944

The Adventures of Mark Twain

- Young Oxford Celebrant (uncredited) - Year: 1944

When the Girls Meet the Boys

- Bit Part (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Flesh and Fantasy

- Pierrot (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Sahara

- Bit part (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Paris After Dark

- Frenchman (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Corvette K

-225 - Naval Officer (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Sherlock Holmes Faces Death

- Young Sailor at Bar (uncredited) - Year: 1943

West Side Kid

- Jerry Winston (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Someone to Remember

- Joe Downes - Year: 1943

Above Suspicion

- Student (uncredited) - Year: 1943

The Man from Down Under

- Mr. Jones (uncredited) - Year: 1943

The Sky's the Limit

- RAF Officer on Train (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Pilot #5

- British soldier (uncredited) - Year: 1943

The Purple V

- Roger - Year: 1943

Assignment in Brittany

- Navigator (uncredited) - Year: 1943

London Blackout Murders

- Percy, soldier on train (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Immortal Sergeant

- Bit part (uncredited) - Year: 1943

Random Harvest

- Soldier (uncredited) - Year: 1942

Junior Army

- Cadet Wilbur - Year: 1942

Thunder Birds

- Bit Part (uncredited) - Year: 1942

A Yank at Eton

- Ronnie Kenvil - Year: 1942

Eagle Squadron

- Pilot - Year: 1942

Mrs. Miniver

- Pilot (uncredited) - Year: 1942

Lord Jeff

- Benny Potter - Year: 1938

A Gentleman of Paris

- Child (uncredited) - Year: 1931

Poor Old Bill

- Bit Part (uncredited) - Year: 1930

Island of Saint Theresa (TV movie)

- Gordon Duvall - Year: 1979

Highcliffe Manor (TV series)

- Narrator - Year: 1979

Fantasy Island (TV movie)

- Grant Baines - Year: 1977

The Phantom of Hollywood (TV movie)

- Roger Cross - Year: 1974

Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You (TV movie)

- Ellery Queen - Year: 1971

The Deadly Hunt (TV movie)

- Mason - Year: 1971

A Step Out of Line (TV movie)

- Art Stoyer - Year: 1971

The Doris Day Show (TV series)

- Dr. Peter Lawrence - Year: 1968

How I Spent My Summer Vacation (TV movie)

- Ned Pine - Year: 1967

President Kennedy's Birthday Salute (TV movie)

- Host - Year: 1962

The Thin Man (TV series)

- Nick Charles - Year: 1957

Ruggles of Red Gap (TV movie)

- Nice Guy - Year: 1957

Dear Phoebe (TV series)

- Bill Hastings - Year: 1954

Himself/Herself:

Battle of the Network Stars (TV special documentary)

- Himself - Year: 1976

Elizabeth Taylor: An Intimate Biography (TV documentary)

- Himself/Host - Year: 1975

Just One More Time (short)

- Himself (uncredited) - Year: 1974

That's Entertainment! (documentary)

- Himself (Host/Narrator) - Year: 1974

Peyton Place Revisited (TV special)

- Host - Year: 1973

Sammy Davis Jr. in Europa (TV movie)

- Himself - Year: 1968

Frank Sinatra's Welcome Home Party for Elvis Presley (TV special)

- Himself - Year: 1960

Screen Snapshots: Out

-of-This-World Series (short) - Himself - Year: 1947

TV Guest

Where Is Parsifal?

- Montague Chippendale

Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood

- Slapstick star

Togetherness

- Actor

Quarta parete

- Papá Baroni

Hook, Line & Sinker

- Dr. Scott Carter

Skidoo

- The Senator

Dead Run

- Dain

The Oscar

- Steve Marks

Sergeants 3

- Sgt. Larry Barrett

Rogue's March

- Capt. Dion Lenbridge

You for Me

- Tony Brown

Just This Once

- Mark MacLene IV

Please Believe Me

- Jeremy Tayler

My Brother Talks to Horses

- John S. Penrose

Corvette K

-225 - Naval Officer (uncredited)

West Side Kid

- Jerry Winston (uncredited)

The Purple V

- Roger

London Blackout Murders

- Percy, soldier on train (uncredited)

Thunder Birds

- Bit Part (uncredited)

Eagle Squadron

- Pilot

Lord Jeff

- Benny Potter

Poor Old Bill

- Bit Part (uncredited)

Island of Saint Theresa (TV movie)

- Gordon Duvall

Fantasy Island (TV movie)

- Grant Baines

Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You (TV movie)

- Ellery Queen

A Step Out of Line (TV movie)

- Art Stoyer

How I Spent My Summer Vacation (TV movie)

- Ned Pine

The Thin Man (TV series)

- Nick Charles

Dear Phoebe (TV series)

- Bill Hastings

Battle of the Network Stars (TV special documentary)

- Himself

Just One More Time (short)

- Himself (uncredited)

Peyton Place Revisited (TV special)

- Host

Frank Sinatra's Welcome Home Party for Elvis Presley (TV special)

- Himself

A&E Biography: Sharon Tate

- Murdered Innocence (TV documentary) - Himself (uncredited)

Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days (TV documentary)

- Himself (uncredited)

The Real Las Vegas (TV series documentary)

- Himself

Stalking the President: A History of American Assassins (documentary)

- Himself (at graveside of JFK)

Fantasy Island playing Sherlock Holmes, episode "The Case Against Mr. Roarke/Save Sherlock Holmes" (#5.15), 6 February 1982

Fantasy Island playing Jesse, episode "Crescendo/Three Feathers" (#4.8), 20 December 1980

Fantasy Island playing Harvey Winslow, episode "Cowboy/The Second Mrs. Winslow" (#2.15), 20 January 1979

Rowan & Martin's Laugh

-In playing Himself - Guest Performer, episode "Episode #89" (#4.23), 22 February 1971

Rowan & Martin's Laugh

-In playing Himself, episode "Episode #78" (#4.12), 30 November 1970

The Name of the Game playing Himself, episode "I Love You, Billy Baker: Part 1" (#3.10), 20 November 1970

Rowan & Martin's Laugh

-In playing Himself - Guest Performer, episode "Episode #52" (#3.12), 1 December 1969

Rowan & Martin's Laugh

-In playing Himself - Guest Performer, episode "Episode #29" (#2.15), 13 January 1969

Rowan & Martin's Laugh

-In playing Himself, episode "Episode #5" (#1.5), 19 February 1968

Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre playing Lieutenant Philip Cannon, episode "March from Camp Tyler" (#3.3), 6 October 1965

Profiles in Courage playing Gen. Alexander Doniphan, episode "General Alexander William Doniphan" (#1.10), 17 January 1965

Password All

-Stars playing Panelist, episode "Carol Channing vs. Peter Lawford" (#4.6), 5 November 1964

What's My Line? playing Mystery Guest, 26 July 1964

Password All

-Stars playing Panelist, episode (#3.3), 9 October 1963

What's My Line? playing Mystery Guest, 12 May 1963

Sunday Showcase playing Himself, episode "Milton Berle Show" (#1.6), 25 October 1959

The Bob Cummings Show playing Himself, episode "Bob Judges a Beauty Pageant" (#5.11), 16 December 1958

Climax Mystery Theater playing Tom Welles, episode "Bait for the Tiger" (#3.27), 16 May 1957

I've Got a Secret playing Himself, 16 January 1957

Schlitz Playhouse, episode "Once Upon a Time" (#6.7), 30 November 1956

What's My Line? playing Guest Panelist, 3 June 1956

Screen Directors Playhouse playing Tom Macy, episode "Tom and Jerry" (#1.9), 30 November 1955

Jane Wyman Theater playing Stephen, episode "Stephen and Publius Cyrus" (#1.7), 11 October 1955

Schlitz Playhouse, episode "Decision at Sea" (#3.35), 30 April 1954

Schlitz Playhouse, episode "At the Natchez Inn" (#3.21), 22 January 1954

G.E. Theatre playing John, episode "Woman's World" (#2.9), 25 October 1953

The Ford Television Theatre, episode "The Son

-in-Law" (#1.31), 30 April 1953