
- Known for
- Writer
- Born
- April 21, 1923
- Died
- January 16, 2009 (age 85)
- Place of birth
- Hampstead, London, United Kingdom
John Mortimer
Sir John Clifford Mortimer CBE QC FRSL was an English barrister, dramatist, screenwriter, and author. Mortimer was a prolific writer for the theatre, films (starting during World War II, when he wrote scripts for the Crown Film Unit), television and radio. He also wrote fiction and was a trial attorney for more than 30 years.
John Mortimer TV series
- 7.9

Brideshead Revisited
1981
Writer
- 7.1

Rumpole of the Bailey
1975
Writer
- 7.2

The Life and Loves of a She-Devil
1986
Self
- 6.6

Play for Today
1970
Writer
- 8.8

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
Writer
- 7.2

Summer's Lease
1989
Writer
- 4.2

Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
Writer
- 6.0

Armchair Theatre
1956
Writer
- 5.2

The Wednesday Play
1964
Writer

ITV Playhouse
1967
Writer

Will Shakespeare
1978
Writer

Shades of Greene
1975
Writer

The Modern World: Ten Great Writers
1988
Self

One Pair of Eyes
1967

Titmuss Regained
1991
Writer

Theatre Night
1957
Writer

Under the Hammer
1994
Writer
Source: TMDB
John Mortimer movies
- 7.3

Bunny Lake Is Missing
1965
Writer
- 6.4

Tea with Mussolini
1999
Writer
- 6.7

The Running Man
1963
Writer
- 5.9

John and Mary
1969
Writer
- 6.3

Don Quixote
2000
Writer
- 6.6

The Dock Brief
1962
Writer
- 6.2

Guns of Darkness
1962
Writer
- 5.8

Rumpole's Return
1980
Writer
- 6.8

Lunch Hour
1962
Producer
- 5.6

Cider with Rosie
1998
Writer
- 6.2

Brown on Resolution
1935
- 7.4

A Voyage Round My Father
1984
Writer
- 6.5

A Flea in Her Ear
1968
Writer
- 6.4

The Ware Case
1938
Youth (uncredited)
- 5.6

Me and Marlborough
1935
Minor Role

Rumpole of the Bailey
1975
Writer

Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene
2013
Self

Mill Hill
1972
Writer

Truly, Madly, Cheaply! British B Movies
2008
Self (as Sir John Mortimer)

Maschenka
1987
Writer

Edwin
1984
Writer

Back to Back
1959
Writer

The Trial of Lady Chatterley
1980
Self

Bermondsey
1972
Writer

The Dock Brief
1957
Writer

The Encyclopaedist
1961
Writer

Knightsbridge
1972
Writer

Infidelity Took Place
1968
Writer
Source: TMDB