Peter Dyneley

Peter Dyneley

1921-04-13 – 1977-08-19 (age 56) Hastings, East Sussex, England
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Peter Dyneley (13 April 1921 - 19 August 1977) was a British actor, born in Hastings, East Sussex, England.

Although appearing in many smaller roles in both film and television, he is best remembered for his performance as the voice of Jeff Tracy in the Gerry Anderson 1960s TV series Thunderbirds and the subsequent movies Thunderbirds Are GO (1966) and Thunderbird 6 (1968). Dyneley also provided the uncredited voice-over countdown in the opening sequence of the TV series.

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Known For

It Happened Here
It Happened Here

1966

as German Officer #1

Chato's Land
Chato's Land

1972

as Ezra Meade

The Executioner
The Executioner

1970

as Balkov

The Day of the Triffids
The Day of the Triffids

1963

as Narrator / Parisian Radio Operator (voice) (uncredited)

Sink the Bismarck!
Sink the Bismarck!

1960

as Commander Jenkins (uncredited)

Hell Below Zero
Hell Below Zero

1954

as Miller

Call Me Bwana
Call Me Bwana

1963

as Williams

Beau Brummell
Beau Brummell

1954

as Midger

The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone
The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

1961

as Lloyd Greener

House of Mystery
House of Mystery

1961

as Mark Lemming

The Dame of Sark
The Dame of Sark

1976

as Robert Hathaway

Thunderbirds Are GO
Thunderbirds Are GO

1966

as Jeff Tracy (voice)

Thunderbirds: Desperate Intruder
Thunderbirds: Desperate Intruder

1965

as Jeff Tracy / Professor Blakely (voice)

Thunderbirds: Attack of the Alligators!
Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet

1976

as Escalus, Prince of Verona

The Whole Truth
The Whole Truth

1958

as Willy Reichel

Thunderbirds: City of Fire
Thunderbirds: City of Fire

1966

as Jeff Tracy / Fire Chief (voice)

The Manster
The Manster

1959

as Larry Stanford

Salute the Toff
Salute the Toff

1952

as Lady Anthea's Husband (uncredited)

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The Double Agent

1969

as Col. Golchenko