Tommy Trinder
Tommy Trinder is known for Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (1974), Millions Like Us (1943), The Bells Go Down (1943).
Biography
Thomas Edward Trinder CBE (24 March 1909 – 10 July 1989) known as Tommy Trinder, was an English stage, screen and radio comedian of the pre- and post-war years whose catchphrase was 'You lucky people'.
Questions about Tommy Trinder
How many Tommy Trinder films are in the catalogue?
The CineQuiz catalogue has 10 films with Tommy Trinder, from 1940 to 1974.
What was the first Tommy Trinder film?
The first Tommy Trinder film in the catalogue is Laugh It Off, from 1940.
People data: TMDb.
Known for
Full filmography
21 films — 10 in the catalogue
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Max Miller: I Like The Girls Who Do
1989 · Self
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5.4 Barry McKenzie Holds His Own
1974 · Arthur McKenzie
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8.0 Under the Table You Must Go
1970 · Self
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The Coach Travellers
1965 · Self (uncredited)
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5.4 The Beauty Jungle
1964 · Charlie Dorton
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6.0 Song of London
1964 · Self
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7.7 Make Mine a Million
1959 · Himself
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5.4 You Lucky People!
1955 · Sally Briggs
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6.8 Bitter Springs
1950 · Tommy
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8.4 Fiddlers Three
1944 · Tommy Taylor
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5.9 Champagne Charlie
1944 · Champagne Charlie
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5.6 Millions Like Us
1943 · Station Announcer
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7.2 The Bells Go Down
1943 · Tommy Turk
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6.0 Save Your Shillings and Smile
1943
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6.6 The Foreman Went to France
1942 · Tommy Hoskins
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6.0 Eating Out with Tommy Trinder
1941 · Himself
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7.6 Sailors Three
1940 · Tommy Taylor
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6.5 Laugh It Off
1940 · Tommy Towers
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9.0
She Couldn't Say No
1939 · Dugsie Gibbs
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9.0
Almost a Honeymoon
1938 · Peter Dibley
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7.0 Save a Little Sunshine
1938 · Will
People data: TMDb.
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