Peter Hammond was an English actor and TV director born 15th November 1923 making his film debut in Waterloo Road in 1945. He subsequently went on to appear in several more films throughout the late 1940’s and early 1950’s. One of his more memorable roles was as Peter Hawtrey (pictured) in The Huggetts trilogy films as well as the prequel Holiday Camp in 1947 – but as Harry Huggett.
Other notable films that he appeared in include Helter Skelter 1949 – he played the part of Spencer Stone, Morning Departure 1950, The Reluctant Widow 1950, Come Back Peter 1950 – this was a reprisal of his role in Fly Away Peter in 1948, Alf’s baby 1953, Flannelfoot 1953, Soho Incident 1956 and Model For Murder 1959.
He appeared in a small number of TV productions including William Tell as Hofmanstahl, Joe Miller in Something in the City and Lester in The World of Tim Frazer. His TV directing outputs include Count of Monte Cristo 1964, Contract to Kill 1965, The Three Musketeers 1966, Follyfoot 1972, Our Mutual Friend 1976, Wuthering Heights 1978, Round and Round 1984 and The Case Book/Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes 1994.
He died 12th October 2011.
Other notable films that he appeared in include Helter Skelter 1949 – he played the part of Spencer Stone, Morning Departure 1950, The Reluctant Widow 1950, Come Back Peter 1950 – this was a reprisal of his role in Fly Away Peter in 1948, Alf’s baby 1953, Flannelfoot 1953, Soho Incident 1956 and Model For Murder 1959.
He appeared in a small number of TV productions including William Tell as Hofmanstahl, Joe Miller in Something in the City and Lester in The World of Tim Frazer. His TV directing outputs include Count of Monte Cristo 1964, Contract to Kill 1965, The Three Musketeers 1966, Follyfoot 1972, Our Mutual Friend 1976, Wuthering Heights 1978, Round and Round 1984 and The Case Book/Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes 1994.
He died 12th October 2011.
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