Michael Standing
Actor · Writer
Born Jun 19, 1939 · London, England, UK
Active 1962–present
Michael Standing is a British film and television actor and writer, best known for his role in the feature film _The Italian Job_ and the infamous scene in which Michael Caine tells him "You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"…
Filmography
The Italian Job (1969) — ArthurThe Saint (1962) — BarlowPoor Cow (1967) — Young Man in FieldWill Shakespeare (1978) — Man in StreetAnother Day, Another Dollar (1967) — LesThe Champions (1968) — Frank EdwardsThe Tomorrow People (1973) — GingeUp the Junction (1965) — TerryUp the Junction (1968) — JohnStory Parade (1964) — Ted · CoffeeGideon's Way (1965) — Ches KellyThe Violent Enemy (1967) — FletcherMade (1972) — Young Man on TrainAce of Wands (1970) — Spoon · Teddy TalkThe Wednesday Play (1964) — Alan Baird · TerryAftershock (1990) — Gruber · WriterThirty-Minute Theatre (1965) — FrankThe Loving Lesson (1971) — JackLondoners (1965) — Steve