
British background player Pat Ryan first began appearing in films in often uncredited minor roles in the mid-1940's. A tall man with dark hair and a long face, Pat was frequently cast as party guests, police officers or patrons in clubs, pubs, casinos, or restaurants. He died in 1992.

as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

as Hotel Bar Patron (uncredited)

as Supervising Officer (uncredited)

as FIFA Official / Football Fan (uncredited)

as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

as German Officer (uncredited)

as Man Coming Out of Customs Office (uncredited)

as Man at Press Conference (uncredited)

as Old Edgcumbian (uncredited)

as Rally Steward (uncredited)

as Party Guest (uncredited)

as Police Sergeant (uncredited)

as Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)

as Passenger (uncredited)

as Wine Taster (uncredited)

as Detective Examining Tape-Recorder (uncredited)

as Chauffeur (uncredited)

as Passerby (uncredited)

as Constable (uncredited)

as Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

as Reporter (uncredited)

as American General (uncredited)

as POW (uncredited)

as Racegoer (uncredited)

as Guard (uncredited)

as Airport Traveler (uncredited)

as Radio Show Attendee (uncredited)

as Dancer Cutting In (uncredited)

as Cop at Bank (uncredited)

as Man Playing One-armed Bandit (uncredited)

as Crook (uncredited)

as Joie de Vivre Patron (uncredited)

as Man in Arcade (uncredited)

as Roberts, Plainclothesman