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词条 David Niven on screen, stage, radio, record and in print
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  1. Filmography

  2. Stage credits

  3. Radio broadcasts

  4. Television

  5. Books

  6. Discography

  7. References

  8. Bibliography

  9. External links

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The British actor David Niven (1910–1983) performed in many genres of light entertainment, including film, radio and theatre. He was also the author of four books: two works of fiction and two autobiographies. Described by Brian McFarlane, writing for the British Film Institute (BFI), as being "of famously debonair manner", Niven's career spanned from 1932 until 1983.

After brief spells as an army officer, whisky salesman and with a horse racing syndicate,{{sfn|Morley|2004}} he was an uncredited extra in his screen debut in There Goes the Bride; he went on to appear in nearly a hundred films, the last of which was in 1983: Curse of the Pink Panther. During his long film career, he was presented with a Golden Globe Award for his part in The Moon Is Blue (1953) and was nominated for a BAFTA for the titular lead in Carrington V.C. (1955). For his role as Major Pollock in the 1958 film Separate Tables, Niven was awarded the Academy and Golden Globe awards for a performance where "the pain behind the fake polish was moving to observe". According to Sheridan Morley, Niven's other notable works include The Charge of the Light Brigade (1938), The Way Ahead (1944), A Matter of Life and Death (1946)—judged by the BFI to be one of the top twenty British films of all time[3]—The Guns of Navarone (1961) and the role of Sir Charles Litton in three Pink Panther films.{{sfn|Morley|2004}}

Niven lived much of his life in the United States, although upon the outbreak of the Second World War, he returned to Britain to fight, and was re-commissioned as a lieutenant in the Highland Light Infantry.{{sfn|Morley|2004}} At the end of the war he returned to the US and continued his film work, but increasingly appeared on American radio and television channels, and later on their British counterparts. In the latter medium he appeared frequently in the Four Star Playhouse series, as well as producing some editions. For his roles in both television and on film, Niven was honoured with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.[4] He died in 1983 from a virulent form of motor neurone disease at the age of 73.{{sfn|Lord|2003|p=321}}

Filmography

1|[1]}}
Film[5]{{sfn|Fowler|1995|pp=57–179YearRoleNotes
There Goes the Bride1932|1932}}Fowler|1995|p=57}}
Eyes of Fate1933|1933}} Uncredited[6]
Cleopatra1934.1|1934}}Garrett|1975|p=27}}
All the Winners1934.2|1934}}Fowler|1995|p=58}}
Without Regret1935.1|1935}}Gage|Bill Gage}}{{sfn|Fowler|1995|p=48}}
Barbary Coast1935.2|1935}} Cockney sailor Uncredited[7]
{{sort|Feather in Her Hat|A Feather in Her Hat1935.3|1935}}Cartwright|Leo Cartwright}}[8]
Splendor1935.4|1935}}Lorrimore|Clancey Lorrimore}}[9]
Mutiny on the Bounty1935.5|1935}}Fowler|1995|p=60}}
Rose Marie1936.1|1936}} Teddy[10]
Palm Springs1936.2|1936}}Brittel|George Brittel}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=34}}
Dodsworth1936.3|1936}}Lockert|Captain Clyde Lockert}}
Thank You, Jeeves!1936.5|1936}}Wooster|Bertie Wooster}}[11]
{{sort|Charge of the Light Brigade|The Charge of the Light Brigade1936.6|1936}}Randall|Captain James Randall}}
Beloved Enemy1936.7|1936}}Preston|Gerald Preston}}
We Have Our Moments1937.1|1937}}Gilling|Joe Gilling}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=42}}
{{sort|Prisoner of Zenda|The Prisoner of Zenda1937.2|1937}}von Tarlenheim|Count Fritz von Tarlenheim}}
Dinner at the Ritz1937.3|1937}}de Brack|Paul de Brack}}
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife1938.1|1938}}de Regnier|Albert de Regnier}}
Four Men and a Prayer1938.2|1938}}Garrett|1975|p=49}}
Three Blind Mice1938.3|1938}}Harrington|Steve Harrington}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=52}}
{{sort|Dawn Patrol|The Dawn Patrol1938.4|1938}}Scott|Lt. Scott}}
Wuthering Heights1939.1|1939}}Linton|Edgar Linton}}
Bachelor Mother1939.2|1939}}Merlin|David Merlin}}
{{sort|Real Glory|The Real Glory1939.3|1939}}McCool|Lt Terrence McCool}}
Eternally Yours1939.4|1939}}Halstead|Tony "The Great Arturo" Halstead}}
Raffles1939.5|1939}}Raffles|A.J. Raffles}}
{{sort|First of the Few|The First of the Few 1942Crisp|Geoffrey Crisp}}
{{sort|Way Ahead|The Way Ahead 1944Perry|Lt Jim Perry}}
{{sort|Matter of Life and Death|A Matter of Life and Death1946.1|1946}}Carter|Peter David Carter}}
Magnificent Doll1946.2|1946}}Burr|Aaron Burr}}
{{sort|Perfect Marriage|The Perfect Marriage1947.1|1947}}Williams|Dale Williams}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=78}}
{{sort|Other Love|The Other Love1947.2|1947}}Stanton|Dr Anthony Stanton}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=82}}
{{sort|Bishop's Wife|The Bishop's Wife1947.3|1947}}Henry Brougham|Henry Brougham}}
Bonnie Prince Charlie1948.1|1948}}Stuart|Prince Charles Edward Stuart}}
Enchantment1948.1|1948}}Dane|General Sir Roland Dane}}{{sfn|Garrett|1975|p=90}}
{{sort|Kiss in the Dark|A Kiss in the Dark1949.1|1949}}Phillips|Eric Phillips}}
{{sort|Kiss for Corliss|A Kiss for Corliss1949.2|1949}}Marquis|Kenneth Marquis}}
{{sort|Elusive Pimpernel|The Elusive Pimpernel1950.1|1950}}Blakeney|Sir Percy Blakeney}}
{{sort|Toast of New Orleans|The Toast of New Orleans1950.2|1950}}Riboudeaux|Jacques Riboudeaux}}
Happy Go Lovely1951.1|1951}}Bruno|B.G. Bruno}}
Soldiers Three1951.2|1951}}Pindenny|Captain Pindenny}}
Appointment with Venus1951.3|1951}}Morland|Major Valentine Morland}}
{{sort|Lady Says No|The Lady Says No1952|1952}}Shelby|Bill Shelby}}
{{sort|Moon Is Blue|The Moon Is Blue1953|1953}}Slater|David Slater}} Winner, Golden Globe Award for Best Actor at the 11th Golden Globe Awards[12]
{{sort|Love Lottery|The Love Lottery1954.1|1954}}Allerton|Rex Allerton}}
Happy Ever After1954.2|1954}}O'Leary|Jasper O'Leary}}
Carrington V.C.1955.1|1955}}Carrington|Major "Copper" Carrington, V.C.}} Nominated, BAFTA Award for Best British Actor at the 8th British Academy Film Awards[13]
{{sort|King's Thief|The King's Thief1955.2|1955}}Brampton|Duke of Brampton}}
{{sort|Birds and the Bees|The Birds and the Bees1956.1|1956}}Harris|Colonel Harris}}
{{sort|Silken Affair|The Silken Affair1956.2|1956}}Tweakham|Roger Tweakham}}
Around the World in 80 Days1956.3|1956}}Fogg|Phileas Fogg}}
Oh, Men! Oh, Women!1957.1|1957}}Coles|Dr. Alan Coles}}
{{sort|Little Hut|The Little Hut1957.2|1957}}Brittingham-Brett|Henry Brittingham-Brett}}
My Man Godfrey1957.3|1957}} Godfrey Nominated, Golden Globe Award for Best Actor at the 15th Golden Globe Awards[14]
Bonjour Tristesse1958.2|1958}} Raymond
Separate Tables1958.3|1958}}Pollock|Major Pollock}} Winner, Academy Award for Best Actor at the 31st Academy Awards;[15]
Golden Globe Award for Best Actor at the 16th Golden Globe Awards[16]
New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor at the 1958 Awards[17]
Ask Any Girl1959.1|1959}}Doughton|Miles Doughton}}
Happy Anniversary1959.2|1959}}Walters|Chris Walters}}
Please Don't Eat the Daisies1960|1960}}Mackay|Larry Mackay}}
{{sort|Guns of Navarone|The Guns of Navarone1961|1961}}Miller|Corporal Miller}}
{{sort|giorno più corto|Il giorno più corto1962.1|1962}}The Shortest Day{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=145}}
{{sort|Captive City|The Captive City1962.2|1962}}Whitfield|Major Peter Whitfield}} Originally titled La Città Prigioniera[18]
{{sort|Best of Enemies|The Best of Enemies1962.3|1962}}Richardson|Major Richardson}} Originally titled I Due Nemici[19]
{{sort|Road to Hong Kong|The Road to Hong Kong1962.4|1962}} Lady Chatterley's Lover lama[20]
Guns of Darkness1962.5|1962}}Jordan|Tom Jordan}}
55 Days at Peking1963.1|1963}}Robertson|Sir Arthur Robertson}}
{{sort|Pink Panther|The Pink Panther1963.2|1963}}Lytton|Sir Charles Litton}}
Bedtime Story1964|1964}}Jamison|Lawrence Jamison}}
Where the Spies Are1965.1|1965}}Love|Dr Love}}
Lady L1965.2|1965}}Lendale|Lord Lendale}}
Eye of the Devil1966|1966}}de Montfaucon|Philippe de Montfaucon}}
Casino Royale1967|1967}}Bond|Sir James Bond}}
Prudence and the Pill1968.1|1968}}Hardcastle|Gerald Hardcastle}}
{{sort|Impossible Years|The Impossible Years1968.2|1968}}Kingsley|Jonathan Kingsley}}
{{sort|Extraordinary Seaman|The Extraordinary Seaman1969.1|1969}}Finchhaven|Lt. Commander Finchhaven}}
{{sort|Brain|The Brain1969.2|1969}}Brain|The Brain}} Originally titled Le Cerveau[21]
Before Winter Comes1969.3|1969}}Burnside|Major Giles Burnside}}
{{sort|Statue|The Statue1971|1971}}Bolt|Alex Bolt}}
King, Queen, Knave1972|1972}}Dreyer|Charles Dreyer}} Originally titled Herzbube[22]
{{sort|Canterville Ghost|The Canterville Ghost1974.1|1974}} Ghost
Vampira1974.2|1974}}Dracula|Count Dracula}}
Paper Tiger1975.1|1975}}Bradbury|Walter Bradbury}}
{{sort|Remarkable Rocket|The Remarkable Rocket1975.2|1975}} Narrator
No Deposit, No Return1976.1|1976}}Osborne|J. W. Osborne}}
Murder by Death1976.2|1976}}Charleston|Dick Charleston}}
Candleshoe1977|1977}} Priory
Death on the Nile1978|1978}}Race|Colonel Race}}
{{sort|Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square|A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square1979.1|1979}} Ivan/General Bernard Drew
Escape to Athena1979.2|1979}}Blake|Professor Blake}}
Rough Cut1980.1|1980}}Willis|Chief Inspector Cyril Willis}}
{{sort|sea wolves|The Sea Wolves1980.2|1980}}Grice|Colonel Bill Grice}}
Better Late Than Never1982.1|1982}}Cartland|Nicholas Cartland}}
Trail of the Pink Panther1982.2|1982}}Litton|Sir Charles Litton}}Fowler|1995|pp=176–77}}
Curse of the Pink Panther1983|1983}}Litton|Sir Charles Litton}}Fowler|1995|pp=176–77}}
  • {{note|1|1}} This list also includes film specific awards and nominations won by Niven, but not the career awards, which consisted of:
  • the 1959 Louella O. Parsons' Golden Apple Award for Most Cooperative Male Star;{{sfn|Fowler|1995|p=217}}
  • the Alexander Walker Special Award, won at the 1980 Evening Standard British Film Awards.[23]

Stage credits

Stage credits of David Niven
Production{{sfn|Fowler|1995|pp=181–83DateTheatreRoleNotes
{{sort|Wedding|The Weddingformat=y|1935}} Pasadena Playhouse, Pasadena, CAFowler|1995|p=181}}
Ninaformat=dmy|1951|December|5}} – 12 January 52 Royale Theatre, New York GerardFowler|1995|p=181}}
{{sort|Moon is Blue|The Moon is Blueformat=dm|1952|July|8}} – October 1952 United Nations TheatreSlater|David Slater}}

Radio broadcasts

Radio broadcasts of David Niven
Broadcast{{sfn|Fowler|1995|pp=185–91DateChannelNotes
Shell Chateauformat=dmy|1936|July|16}} NBC
Lux Radio Theatre: "The Gilded Lily"format=dmy|1937|January|11}} NBC
In the British Armyformat=dmy|1938|March|10}} NBC
{{sort|Rudy Vallée Show|The Rudy Vallée Showformat=dmy|1938|November|17}} NBC
{{sort|Chase and Sanborn Hour|The Chase and Sanborn Hourformat=dmy|1939|May|21}} NBC
Radio Tribute to the King and Queen of Englandformat=dmy|1939|June|11}}
{{sort|Chase and Sanborn Hour|The Chase and Sanborn Hourformat=dmy|1939|September|24}} NBC
Silver Theater: "Ex Spy"format=dmy|1939|October|22}} NBC
{{sort|Walter O'Keefe Show|The Walter O'Keefe Showformat=dmy|1939|November|7}} ABC Radio
Bob Hope Entertains the Troopsformat=dmy|1943|July|17}}
Sealtest Variety Theaterformat=dmy|1943|March|24}} NBC
Information Pleaseformat=dmy|1945|December|17}} NBC
{{sort|Hour of Mystery|The Hour of Mysteryformat=dmy|1946|September|1}} ABC Radio
Lux Radio Theatre: "Frenchman's Creek"format=dmy|1947|February|10}} CBS
This is Hollywoodformat=dmy|1947|May|17}} CBS
Hi Jinx!format=dmy|1947|June|26}} NBC
Hollywood Hotelformat=dmy|1947|November|9}} ABC Radio
Kraft Music Hallformat=dmy|1948|February|26}} NBC
Hollywood Star Previewformat=dmy|1948|May|9}}
Mary Margaret McBride Programformat=dmy|1949|February|17}} NBC
{{sort|Hallmark Playhouse|Hallmark Playhouse: "Berkeley Square"format=dmy|1949|March|3}} CBS
Screen Guild Players: "Enchantment"format=dmy|1949|March|24}} CBSEnchantment{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=188}}
Screen Guild Players: "Stairway to Heaven"format=dmy|1949|June|23}} CBSA Matter of Life and Death{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=188}}
NBC University Theatre: "Nineteen Eighty-Four"format=dmy|1949|August|27}} NBCNineteen Eighty-Four{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=188}}
Anacin Hollywood Start Theater: "Next Door to Yesterdayformat=dmy|1949|October|8}}
Hollywood Watchformat=dmy|1949|October|16}}
Camel Screen Guild Theater: "A Kiss in the Dark"format=dmy|1949|October|27}} CBSA Kiss in the Dark{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=188}}
Theater Guild on the Air: "Brief Encounter"format=dmy|1949|November|13}} CBS
Lux Radio Theatre: "The Bishop's Wife"format=dmy|1949|December|19}} CBSThe Bishop's Wife{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=189}}
Theater Guild on the Air: "I Know Where I'm Going"format=dmy|1950|October|15}} CBS
{{sort|Hedda Hopper Show|The Hedda Hopper Showformat=dmy|1951|February|25}} ABC Radio
Theater Guild on the Air: "This Woman Business"format=dmy|1951|September|23}} CBS
Philip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: "Brief Encounter"format=dmy|1951|September|25}}
Theater Guild on the Air: "The Thief"format=dmy|1952|January|27}} CBS
{{sort|The|Screen Guild Theater: "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife"format=dmy|1952|April|27}} CBS [24]
Hallmark Playhouse: "Lorna Doone"format=dmy|1952|May|1}}[24]
Theater Guild on the Air: "Dear Brutus"format=dmy|1952|May|4}} CBS [1]
{{sort|Bing Crosby Show|The Bing Crosby Showformat=dmy|1952|May|14}} CBS
Hollywood Star Theaterformat=dmy|1952|June|1}}
Hollywood Star Theater: "The Long Shot"format=dmy|1952|June|8}}
{{sort|Bob Hope Show|The Bob Hope Showformat=dmy|1954|March|5}} NBC
{{sort|Bob Hope Show|The Bob Hope Showformat=dmy|1954|March|15}} NBC
{{sort|Bob Hope Show|The Bob Hope Showformat=dmy|1954|November|4}} NBC
{{sort|Bob Hope Show|The Bob Hope Showformat=dmy|1955|March|3}} NBC
Lux Radio Theatre: "Stairway to Heaven"format=dmy|1955|April|3}} CBSA Matter of Life and Death{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=190}}
Please Don't Eat the Daisiesformat=dmy|1960|February|22}}
Weekend Woman's Hourformat=dmy|1971|July|22}} BBC Radio 4
Kaleidoscopeformat=dmy|1973|August|8}} BBC Radio 4
David Nivenformat=dmy|1974|March|9}} BBC Radio 4
{{sort|Fred Astaire Story|The Fred Astaire Storyformat=dmy|1975|February|23}} BBC Radio 2
Noël: The Life and Times of Noël Cowardformat=dmy|1975|March|5}} BBC Radio 4
{{sort|Fred Astaire Story|The Fred Astaire Storyformat=dmy|1973|March|26}} BBC Radio 2
{{sort|Fred Astaire Story|The Fred Astaire Storyformat=dmy|1975|April|23}} BBC Radio 2
David Nivenformat=dmy|1975|September|23}} BBC Radio 2
Kaleidoscopeformat=dmy|1977|February|15}} BBC Radio 4
Desert Island Discsformat=dmy|1977|April|26}} BBC Radio 4
John Dunn Showformat=dmy|1981|July|29}} BBC Radio 2

Television

2|[1]}}
Programme[5]{{sfn|Fowler|1995|pp=199–210DateChannelRoleNotes
Nash Airflyte Theater: "Portrait of Lydia"format=dmy|1950|October|5}} CBS Adapted from a work by A.A. Milne[28]
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars: "Not a Chance"format=dmy|1951|October|5}} CBS
Celanese Theater: "The Petrified Forest"format=dmy|1952|February|20}} ABC Adapted from a play by Robert E. Sherwood
{{sort|Jack Benny Program (season 4)|The Jack Benny Program: "The David Niven Story"format=dmy|1952|May|2}} CBS
Robert Montgomery Presents: "The Sheffield Story"format=dmy|1952|October|27}} NBC
Four Star Playhouse: "South Sea Doctor"format=dmy|1952|December|4}} CBS
Hollywood Opening Night: "Sword Play"format=dmy|1952|December|15}} NBC
Four Star Playhouse: "Man on a train"format=dmy|1953|January|15}} CBSLangford|William Langford}} Niven also produced this episode.[29]
Four Star Playhouse: "No Identity"format=dmy|1953|March|12}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Night Ride"format=dmy|1953|May|7}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Mr. Bingham"format=dmy|1953|June|4}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Finale"format=dmy|1953|September|24}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "A Matter of Advice"format=dmy|1953|October|29}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "For Art's Sake"format=dmy|1953|November|26}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "A Man of the World"format=dmy|1953|December|17}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "The Bomb"format=dmy|1954|February|18}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Operation in Money"format=dmy|1954|March|11}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "The Book"format=dmy|1954|April|1}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Village in the City"format=dmy|1954|April|22}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Never Explain"format=dmy|1954|October|7}} CBS
Light's Diamond Jubilee: "The Girls in Their Summer Dresses"format=dmy|1954|October|24}} ABC, CBS, NBC, and DuMont
Four Star Playhouse: "Vote of Confidence"format=dmy|1954|November|11}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Meet a Lonely Man"format=dmy|1954|December|2}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "The Answer"format=dmy|1954|December|23}} CBS Deacon[30]
Nominated, Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Single Performance at the 7th Primetime Emmy Awards{{sfn>Fowler|1995|p=217}}
{{sort|star and the story|The Star and the Story: "The Thin Line"format=dmy|1955|January|6}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Breakfast in Bed"format=dmy|1955|January|20}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Tusitala"format=dmy|1955|February|24}} CBSStevenson|Robert Louis Stevenson}}
Four Star Playhouse: "Henry and the Psychopathic Horse"format=dmy|1955|March|17}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "The Collar"format=dmy|1955|April|7}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Uncle Fred Flits By"format=dmy|1955|May|5}} CBS Uncle Fred Niven also produced this episode;
adapted from a P.G. Wodehouse story[31]
Four Star Playhouse: "Broken Journey"format=dmy|1955|June|2}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Firing Squad"format=dmy|1955|October|6}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Full Circle"format=dmy|1955|October|27}} CBS Maxwell
Four Star Playhouse: "Here Comes the Suit"format=dmy|1955|November|17}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Tunnel of Fear"format=dmy|1956|January|19}} CBSLarkin|Jerry Larkin}} Niven also produced this episode.[32]
Four Star Playhouse: "Safe Keeping"format=dmy|1956|February|9}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Red Wine"format=dmy|1956|March|8}} CBS Wilson
Four Star Playhouse: "The Rites of Spring"format=dmy|1956|April|4}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Touch and Go"format=dmy|1956|April|26}} CBS
Four Star Playhouse: "Second Chance"format=dmy|1956|June|14}} CBS
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater: "Village of Fear"format=dmy|1957|March|15}} CBSRaikes|Allen Raikes}}
This is Scotlandformat=dmy|1957|August|31}} Scottish Television Opening night of Scottish Television[33]
Alcoa Theatre: "Circumstantial"format=dmy|1957|October|7}} NBC
Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre: "Danger By Night"format=dmy|1957|October|28}}
Alcoa Theatre: "In the Dark"format=dmy|1958|January|13}} NBC
Alcoa Theatre: "Night Caller"format=dmy|1958|February|10}} NBC
Alcoa Theatre: "My Wife's Next Husband"format=dmy|1958|April|21}} NBC
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater: "The Accused"format=dmy|1958|October|30}} CBS
{{sort|June Allyson Show|The June Allyson Show: "The Trench Coat"format=dmy|1960|January|11}} CBS
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater: "Wayfarers"format=dmy|1960|January|21}} CBS As director[34]
Close-Up: "Location Story of The Guns of Navarone"format=dmy|1960|November|24}} ITV Interviewee[35]
{{sort|Dick Powell Show|The Dick Powell Show: "Everybody Loves Sweeney"format=dmy|1963|January|22}} NBC
{{sort|Dick Powell Show|The Dick Powell Show: "Luxury Liner"format=dmy|1963|February|12}} NBC
{{sort|Dick Powell Show|The Dick Powell Show: "Apples Don't Fall Far"format=dmy|1963|February|19}} NBC
{{sort|Dick Powell Show|The Dick Powell Show: "Epilogue"format=dmy|1963|April|2}} NBC
Academy Awards Presentationformat=dmy|1964|April|2}} ABC Host
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "The Personal Touch"format=dmy|1964|September|13}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "The Stefanini Dowry"format=dmy|1964|September|27}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "Viva Diaz!"format=dmy|1964|October|4}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "Fringe Benefits"format=dmy|1964|November|22}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "Bless You, Mr Carter Huntington"format=dmy|1965|January|17}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "Mr White's Christmas"format=dmy|1965|April|4}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
{{sort|Rogues|The Rogues: "A Daring Step Backward"format=dmy|1965|April|18}} NBCFleming|Alec Fleming}}
All Eyes On Sharon Tateformat=y|1967}} Interviewee
Scotland Yardformat=dmy|1971|March|30}} NBC Narrator
Aquariusformat=dmy|1971|October|9}} ITV Interviewee
Personal View: David Nivenformat=dmy|1972}}
Parkinsonformat=dmy|1972|October|14}} BBC1
Survival Special: "The Forbidden Desert Of The Danaki"format=dmy|1973|April|25}} ITV Narrator
{{sort|Bluffers|The Bluffersformat=dmy|1974|May|28}} NBC Narrator
{{sort|British Screen Awards|The British Screen Awardsformat=dmy|1975|February|26}} BBC1
Bell System Family Theatre: "The Canterville Ghost"format=dmy|1975|March|10}} NBCCanterville|Sir Simon de Canterville}}
Parkinsonformat=dmy|1975|September|20}} BBC1
Survival Special: "Safari by Balloon"format=dmy|1975|December|24}} ITV Narrator
David Niven's Worldformat=y|1976}}Narrator
Film Night: "David Niven"format=dmy|1976|January|8}} BBC2
Survival Special: "The Family That Lives With Elephants"format=dmy|1976|February|29}} ITV Narrator
Looks Familiarformat=dmy|1976|September|23}} ITV
{{sort|Billion Dollar Movies|The Billion Dollar Moviesformat=dmy|1977}}
{{sort|Hollywood Greats|The Hollywood Greats: "Errol Flynn"format=dmy|1977|August|11}} BBC1
{{sort|Hollywood Greats|The Hollywood Greats: "Ronald Colman"format=dmy|1978|August|10}} BBC1
Survival Special: "The Leopard That Changed Its Spots"format=dmy|1978|December|22}} ITV Narrator
{{sort|Man Called Intrepid|A Man Called Intrepidformat=d|1979|May|20}} – 22 May 1979 NBC
Survival Special: "Penguin Islands"format=dmy|1980|December|26}} ITV Narrator
Portrait of a Great Ladyformat=dmy|1981}}
{{sort|AFI Life Achievement Award: Salute To Fred Astaire|The AFI Life Achievement Award: Salute To Fred Astaireformat=dmy|1981|April|18}} CBS Niven hosted the AFI Life Achievement Award given to Fred Astaire[36]
Parkinsonformat=dmy|1981|October|3}} BBC1{{note|2|1}} This list also includes programme-specific nominations for Niven, but not the career nominations, which consisted of the 1956 Emmy Award for Best Continuing Performance by an Actor in a Dramatic Series for his work in the Four Star Playhouse series.{{sfn|Fowler|1995|p=217}}

Books

Books by David Niven
Title{{sfn|Fowler|1995|pp=211–15YearGenrePublisher{{Tooltip|Ref.|Reference
Round the Rugged Rocks 1951 Novel London: Cresset Press[37]
{{sort|Moon's a Balloon|The Moon's a Balloon 1972 Autobiography London: Hamilton[38]
Bring on the Empty Horses 1975 Autobiography London: Hamilton[39]
Go Slowly, Come Back Quickly 1981 Novel London: Hamilton[40]

Discography

Album recordings by David Niven
AlbumYear{{Tooltip|Ref.|Reference
{{sort|Second Elizabeth|The Second Elizabeth 1952[41]
David Niven: The Moon's a Balloon 1977[42]
{{sort|Enchanted Orchestra|The Enchanted Orchestra 1979[43]
Bring on the Empty Horses 1980[44]

References

1. ^{{cite news|title=Better Radio Programs for the Week|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/2376557/the_decatur_daily_review/|agency=The Decatur Daily Review|date=May 4, 1952|page=50|via = Newspapers.com|accessdate = May 8, 2015}} {{Open access}}
2. ^1 2 {{cite web|title=Filmography: Niven, David|url=http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/individual/2188?view=credit&page=1|work=Film & TV Database|publisher=British Film Institute|accessdate=4 June 2013}}
3. ^1 {{cite web|title=The BFI 100: 11–20|url=http://www.bfi.org.uk/features/bfi100/11-20.html|publisher=British Film Institute|accessdate=5 July 2013|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20040603080611/http://www.bfi.org.uk/features/bfi100/11-20.html|archivedate=3 June 2004}}
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  • {{cite book|last=Fowler|first=Karin J.|title=David Niven: A Bio-Bibliography|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=-goH8EEbKD8C&pg=PP1|year=1995|publisher=Greenwood Publishing Group|location=Westport, CT|isbn=978-0-313-28044-3|ref=harv}}
  • {{cite book|last=Garrett|first=Gerard|title=The Films of David Niven|year=1975|publisher=LSP Books|location=London|isbn=0-85321-069-1|ref=harv}}
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  • {{cite journal|last1=Morley|first1=Sheridan|authorlink=Sheridan Morley|title=Niven, (James) David Graham (1910–1983)|url=http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/31503|work=Oxford Dictionary of National Biography|publisher=Oxford University Press|accessdate=5 July 2013|doi=10.1093/ref:odnb/31503|year=2004|ref=harv}} {{ODNBsub}}
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  • {{IBDB name|id=54572|name=David Niven}}
  • {{IMDb name|id=0000057|name=David Niven}}
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  • David Niven on Pathé News

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