

Acting
Jack May was a mellifluous-voiced actor best known for playing butlers and establishment figures, often representing Britain's interests in far-flung corners of the empire. With regards the former, he memorably played William E. Simms, former music hall artise turned manservant to Gerald Harper's titular swashbuckling adventurer in '60s TV cult classic Adam Adamant Lives! as well as providing the voice of Igor, the long-suffering valet in Cosgrove Hall's 1980s animation Count Duckula. His film credits included the district commissioner in 1975's The Man Who Would Be King and the prosecuting...
Highest rated appearances
as District Commissioner

Whinfrey's Last Case
as General Chapman

Henry VIII
as Lord Chancellor

The Seven-Per-Cent Solution
as Dr. Schultz

The Man Who Would Be King
as District Commissioner

Soap Opera in Stockwell
as Detective

Big Zapper
as Jeremiah Horn
The Breaking of Colonel Keyser
as Watts

The Yes Girls
as King Reiter

Trog
as Dr. Selbourne

Emma's Time
as Emma's father

Goodbye, Mr. Chips
as Price (uncredited)

Doctor Who: The Space Pirates
as General Hermack

Night After Night After Night
as Judge Lomax

A Twist of Sand
as Inspector Seekert

How I Won the War
as Toby

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
as Shopkeeper
The Last Invasion

Stranger in the Family
as Evans
In Search of Sierra Nine
as Father Gabriel

A Prize of Arms
as MO

Solo for Sparrow
as Inspector Hudson

The Traitors
as Burton

Two-Way Stretch
as Prison Visitor (uncredited)

There Was a Crooked Man
as Police Sergeant

The Professionals
as Edwards

A Night to Remember
as Steerage Passenger (uncredited)

The Silent Enemy
as Navy Doctor

Cat Girl
as Richard Johnson

The Men of Sherwood Forest

The Gay Dog
as Pub Customer

Trouble in Store
as Bus Passenger (uncredited)

Behind the Headlines

Pool of London
as Sailor on the Dunbar (uncredited)

The Blue Lamp
as Old Man in Crowd (Uncredited)