Derek Aylward(1922-2005)

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The Big Switch (1968)

Derek Aylward was born on 29 October 1922 in Maidenhead, England, UK. He was an actor, known for John Wesley (1954), The Three Musketeers (1954) and The Moonstone (1959). He died on 10 July 2005 in Sussex, England, UK.

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6.9

5.7

TV Mini Series

TV Series

7.1

TV Series

The Playbirds
4.2
- Older Massage Man (uncredited)
- 1978
Come Play with Me
3.7
- Sir Geoffrey
- 1977
Dixon of Dock Green
6.9
TV Series
- Greville Loftus
- Mr. Stevens
- 1962–1974
The Dirtiest Girl I Ever Met
5.4
- Tommy Sanders
- 1970
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
6.9
- Officer at Regimental Dinner (uncredited)
- 1970
Moon
5.1
- Nixon
- 1970
Rembrandt
TV Movie
- Banning Cocq
- 1969
School for Sex
3.7
- Giles Wingate
- 1969
Comedy Playhouse
7.1
TV Series
- Captain Gore-Strangely (Military Attaché)
- 1968
The Big Switch
4.4
- Karl Mendez
- 1968
The Prisoner
8.4
TV Series
- New Supervisor
- 1967
For Men Only
4.6
Short
- Miles Fanthorpe
- 1967
The Newcomers
6.5
TV Series
- Roger Fordham-Smythe
- 1966–1967
Darling
7.0
- Party Guest (uncredited)
- 1965
Fothergale Co. Ltd.
TV Series
- Bill Smith
- Bill Smith, sales
- Smith, sales
- 1965

Alternative names
- Derek Alward
Born
- October 29, 1922
- Maidenhead, England, UK
Died
- July 10, 2005
- Sussex, England, UK(old age)
Other works
After his first hardcore scene (in Come Play With Me (1978), at the age of 56) he made several illegal 8mm hardcore loops such as "Super Sex Shop" and "Wet Dreams", and went on to appear in the magazines Penthouse and Knave.

Trivia
He was paid £20.00 per day for his work on the film School for Sex (1969).

Quotes
For Men Only (1967) was not just the worst film I ever starred in, but the worst film ever made...it was hell trying to remember your lines with all these distractions.