Graham Stark

Highest Rated: 97% Victor Victoria (1982)

Lowest Rated: 6% Son of the Pink Panther (1993)

Birthday: Jan 20, 1922

Birthplace: Not Available

British comic actor Graham Stark has contributed innumerable cameo roles to both films and television. His busiest era was the '60s, during which time he appeared in such class-A productions as Becket (1964) and Alfie (1966). Seldom arising above the "also in the cast" ranks, Graham Stark was memorable in a role for which he had his back to the camera for the most part and said little more than "Oui, monsieur." Stark was Hercule Lajoy, Inspector Clouseau's stonefaced assistant, in A Shot in the Dark (1964), and as such he sat in passive obesciance as Clouseau (Peter Sellers) toted up the clues in a murder case and barked "Facts, Hercule! Facts!" -- just before falling on his face or pinching his fingers.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
6%	Son of the Pink Panther	Dr. Balls	—	1993
21%	Blind Date	Jordan the Bedford Butler	—	1987
No Score Yet	Jane and the Lost City	Tombs	—	1987
No Score Yet	Neat & Tidy	Actor	—	1987
No Score Yet	Bloodbath at the House of Death	The Blind Man	—	1984
29%	Curse of the Pink Panther	Bored Waiter	—	1983
29%	Superman III	Blind Man	—	1983
23%	Trail of the Pink Panther	Hercule	—	1982
97%	Victor Victoria	Waiter	—	1982
No Score Yet	Hawk the Slayer	Sparrow	—	1981
No Score Yet	The Sea Wolves	Manners	—	1981
No Score Yet	There Goes the Bride	Rossi	—	1980
No Score Yet	The Prisoner of Zenda	Erik	—	1979
84%	The Revenge of the Pink Panther	Dr. Auguste Balls	—	1978
No Score Yet	What's Up Nurse!	Carthew	—	1978
No Score Yet	Gulliver's Travels	Actor	—	1977
No Score Yet	Crossed Swords (The Prince and the Pauper)	Jester	—	1977
No Score Yet	Let's Get Laid	Actor	—	1977
76%	The Pink Panther Strikes Again	Hotel Clerk	—	1976
84%	The Return of the Pink Panther	Pepi	—	1975
No Score Yet	The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins	Producer Director Screenwriter	—	1971
No Score Yet	The World of Peter Sellers	Actor	—	1971
No Score Yet	Doctor in Trouble	Satterjee	—	1970
83%	Start The Revolution Without Me	Andre Coupe	—	1970
59%	The Magic Christian	Waiter	—	1970
No Score Yet	A Day at the Beach	Pipi	—	1970
No Score Yet	The Picasso Summer	Actor	—	1969
No Score Yet	Salt and Pepper	Sgt. Walters	—	1968
No Score Yet	A Ghost of a Chance	Actor	—	1968
No Score Yet	Those Fantastic Flying Fools (Rocket to the Moon)	Grundle	—	1967
25%	Casino Royale	Cashier	—	1967
No Score Yet	The Plank	Amorous Van Driver	—	1967
96%	Alfie	Humphrey	—	1966
88%	The Wrong Box	Ian Scott Fife	—	1966
No Score Yet	You Must Be Joking!	McGregor's friend	—	1965
80%	Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines	Fireman	—	1965
No Score Yet	Runaway Railway	Grample	—	1965
No Score Yet	Guns at Batasi	Sgt. `Dodger' Brown	—	1964
94%	A Shot in the Dark	Hercule Lajoy	—	1964
76%	Becket	Pope's Secretary	—	1964
No Score Yet	Go Kart Go	Policeman	—	1964
86%	The Mouse on the Moon	Standard Bearer	—	1963
No Score Yet	Sword of Lancelot	Rian	—	1963
No Score Yet	The Wrong Arm of the Law	Sid Cooper	—	1963
No Score Yet	Only Two Can Play	Hyman	—	1962
No Score Yet	Double Bunk	Flower Man	—	1961
No Score Yet	A Weekend with Lulu	Chiron	—	1961
No Score Yet	On the Fiddle	Sgt. Ellis	—	1961
20%	The Millionairess	Butler	—	1960
No Score Yet	The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film	Actor	—	1960
No Score Yet	Down Among the Z Men (Stand Easy) (The Goon Show Movie)	Actor	—	1952

TV

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	YEAR
No Score Yet	Ain't Misbehavin' 1997	Spadger	1997

Quotes from Graham Stark's Characters

Inspector Jacques Clouseau:	Facts, Hercule! Facts! [lists off several facts all pointing to Maria's guilt] Now, from the facts we've seen what is the obvious conclusion?
Hercule Lajoy:	That Maria Gambrelli killed the gardener.
Inspector Jacques Clouseau:	You idiot!! She's not guilty!
Hercule Lajoy:	But what about the facts? They all say she's guilty!
Inspector Jacques Clouseau:	There's only one answer Hercule. She's protecting someone!

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Graham Stark

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

TV

Quotes from Graham Stark's Characters