Roy Beck

Born: 16 November 1929, Kent, England, UK

Died: 14 February 1998, London, England, UK

Roy Beck began his career in films at Denham Studios in 1947 working on 'So Evil My Love'. During his long career, Beck worked as a stand-in and double for many of the stars of the day from the UK and the USA including Robert Mitchum, Roger Moore, Anthony Hopkins, John Hurt and James Stewart. He also featured many television adverts in the 1960s.

The Sandwich Man (1966) as Hotel Waiter (uncredited)

Roy Beck walks off screen as Fred Emney leads Wilfrid Hyde-White away.