Princes in the Tower (2005)
"Interrogator, Dr. Argentine"
(2001)
"trial judge Captain Collins"
(1998)
"Reverend Prebble"
Wycliffe: Land's End - Episode #5 (1998)
"Ex-con murderous hacker, Peter Selby"
The Heart Surgeon (1997)
"Doctor Charlie Hawkesmore"
Nigel Havers stars in this two part BBC drama as a cool doctor whose ethics are called into question when a patient of his dies in mysterious circumstances - and it's discovered he was his lover's husband.
Havers is no saint but sympathy is with him as his world begins to crumble around him.
Bramwell III - Episode #3 (1997)
"Guy LeSaux"
Thief Takers: Fashion Victims (1996)
"A Rotterdam policeman with a nice accent, Peter Klyvert"
The Bretts: Series II, Episode #5 (1987)
"Danish silent film Director, Laszlo Sandor"
(1986)
"conjurer Ganga Dun" (aka. "Nick Ollanton")
PenMarric, Part One (1979)
"Grandfather, PenMarr"
Lillie (1978)
"Prince Louis of Battenberg"
(pictured with "Francesca Annis")
I, Claudius (1976)
"Postumus" (pictured with "Derek Jacobi")
Ben Hall (1975)
Other Series
Holocaust on Trial (2000)
[NOVA: Episode #2711]
"David Irving"
(2000)
"Lord Edgware"
(pictured with "David Suchet")
Vanishing Man (1997-98)
"Moreau"
Lovejoy: Series 6
Day of Reckoning (1994)
"Max Hunter"
Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: Last Series
The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side (1992)
"Inspector Dermot Craddock"
Joan Hickson stars as Agatha
Christie's beloved character, Miss Marple. There is great excitement in the village of St.
Mary Mead American movie star Marina Gregg is in town with her husband to shoot a new
film. At her new home, Gossington Hall, Marina hosts an annual fete and invites the entire
village. It is there that a guest inadvertently drinks a poisoned cocktail. Then another killing
occurs. Miss Marple soon uncovers deadly jealousies among the cast and crew that puts her
hot on the trail of the killer.
Inspector Morse: Series 3
Who Killed Harry Field? (1987)
"Tony
Doyle"
Harry Field was an artrist, a raconteur, a drinker... and not averse to
forging the odd painting or inventing an impressive coat of arms for a gullible American.
When he is mysteriously killed, Morse takes over the investigation and is plunged into the
arty world of Harry's Bohemian friends.
Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: A Murder is Announced (1985)Series 1
"Inspector Craddock"
Joan Hickson stars as Agatha Christie's beloved character, Miss Marple. A notice in the newspaper at Chipping Cleghorn that a murder will
occur at Little Paddocks, the home of a Miss Letitia Blacklock, at a certain time, produces a corpse right on cue, and a mystery for Miss Marple involving another murder, the past and mistaken indentities.
The Aventures of Sherlock Holmes:
The Solitary Cyclist (1985)
"Carruthers"
Tales of the Unexpected: Episode 2
Fat Chance (1979)
The New Avengers: Series 1
Dirtier by the Dozen (1976)
"Colonel *Mad Jack* Miller"
Softly, Softly, Episode #9.9
The Loud Mouth (1973 BBC)
"Billy Mason"
The Prisoner: Series 6
The General (1968)
"You know professors, always absent minded"
"Number Twelve"
Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) discovers a strange new innovation created by
scientists in the Village--a type of brain implant that allows the subject to readily
absorb information, but eliminates their ability to process their own thoughts.
Plays for TV
Daisy (1980)
The Wings Of A Dove (1979)
The Three Hostages (1977)
Dead of Night (1972 BBC)
Smith (1972)
The Switch (1969)
These Men Are Dangerous (1969)
Three plays
centered upon the early psychological and intellectual development of three of the
worlds most notorious dictatorial rulers as young men--Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler and
Joseph Stalin (John Castle).
Up At The Villa
(1968)
Still Death (1968)
Towers Of Manhattan (1966)
End in Tears (1966)
"Teacher"
Towers Of Manhattan (1966)
Harold Pinter's: A Night Out (1960 ?)
Towers Of Manhattan (1966)
