Michael Kitchen

Acting

Born October 31, 1948, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK

Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Michael Kitchen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2025Mrs. Weekley's Lover — D.H. Lawrence
• 2023The Kemps: All Gold — John Farrow
• 2020The Kemps: All True — Harvey Stickles
• Brian Pern: A Life in Rock — John Farrow
• 2012Hacks — Stanhope Feast
• White Heat — Jack (present day)
• 2011My Week with Marilyn — Hugh Perceval
• Mobile — David West
• 2005Falling — Henry Kent
• 2003Alibi — Greg Brentwood
• 2002Adolf & Eva — Narrator (voice)
• Foyle's War — DCS Foyle, Consulting Producer
• 2001Lorna Doone — Judge Jeffrey
• 2001New Year's Day — Robin
• A History of Britain — Reader
• Lorna Doone — Judge Jeffreys
• 2000Proof of Life — Ian Havery
• Second Sight
• 2000The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change — Lloyd George
• 2000The Holocaust on Trial — Prof. Richard Evans
• 2000The Railway Children — Father
• 2000The Secret World of Michael Fry — Herbie
• The Secret World of Michael Fry — Herbie
• Oliver Twist — Mr. Brownlow
• 1999The World Is Not Enough — Tanner
• 1998Reckless: The Sequel — Richard Crane
• 1998The Last Contract — John Gales alias Ray Lambert
• 1997A Royal Scandal — Lord Malmesbury
• 1997Mrs. Dalloway — Peter Walsh
• Reckless — Richard Crane
• Sunnyside Farm
• Dalziel and Pascoe — Philip Swain
• 1996Wilderness — Luther Adams
• Wilderness — Luther Adams
• 1995GoldenEye — Bill Tanner
• 1995Kidnapped — William Reid
• 1995Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town — Jeremy Swain
• The Buccaneers — Sir Helmsley Thwaite
• 1995The Hanging Gale — Captain William Townsend
• The Hanging Gale — Capt. William Townsend
• Dandelion Dead — Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong
• 1994Doomsday Gun — Doctor Christopher Cowley
• 1994Fatherland — SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
• Harry Enfield and Chums — David the Director
• Pie in the Sky — Dudley Hooperman
• 1994The Drilling Fields — Voice-over
• The Drilling Fields — Voice-over
• 1994The Winter's Tale — Polixenes (voice)
• Rik Mayall Presents — Jeremy Swain
• 1993The Trial — Block
• To Play the King — The King
• A Touch of Frost — Jonathan Meyerbridge
• Between the Lines — Roger Boshier
• 1992Hamlet — Narrator
• 1992Hostage — Fredericks
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales — Narrator (voice), Polixenes (voice)
• 1992The Guilty — Steven Vey
• 1991Enchanted April — George Briggs
• The Advocates
• 1991The War That Never Ends — 2nd Athenian Representative
• Chancer — Roman
• 1990Crossing to Freedom — Maj. Diessen
• 1990Fools of Fortune — Mr Quinton
• 1990The Russia House — Clive
• 1989Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage — Smiley Face
• 1989Benefactors
• 1989Customer Service From Hell
• 1989Home Run — Bill English
• Screen One — Bill English
• Stay Lucky
• 1989The Dive — Bricks
• The Justice Game — Tim Forsythe
• Inspector Morse — Russell Clark
• Lovejoy — David Herbert
• 1985Love Song — Young William Hatchard
• 1985Out of Africa — Berkeley Cole
• Screen Two — Block
• 1985The Browning Version — Frank Hunter
• Freud — Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow
• Weekend Playhouse — Ed
• 1983The Comedy of Errors — Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
• 1982King Lear — Edmund
• 1981A Room for the Winter — Stephen
• 1981The Bunker — Rochus Misch
• 1980Bedroom Farce — Nick
• 1980Breaking Glass — Larner
• 1980Caught on a Train — Peter
• Lady Killers — Reverend Father M'Enery
• 1980The Misanthrope — Acaste
• Minder — Maltese Tony
• 1979School Play — Rose S J
• Tales of the Unexpected — Arthur
• 1979The Long and the Short and the Tall — Private Bamforth
• 1978No Man's Land — Foster
• The BBC Television Shakespeare — Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
• Romance — Maurice Rossiter
• The Professionals — Duffy
• A Divorce — Laurence
• Beasts — Bob Curry
• 1976Beasts: What Big Eyes — Bob Curry
• 1976Brimstone and Treacle — Martin Taylor
• Private Affairs — D.H. Lawrence
• 1975Sleepwalker — Ian
• 1975The Imp of the Perverse — The Student
• Churchill's People — John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
• Fall of Eagles — Trotsky
• 1974Once the Killing Starts — George Newton
• Playhouse — Rose S.J., Peter
• Seven Faces of Woman — Archie
• Centre Play — The Student
• Orson Welles' Great Mysteries — Herbert White
• The Brontës of Haworth — Branwell Brontë
• 1973The Four Beauties — Henry Batley
• 1973The Monkey's Paw — Herbert White
• Thriller — George Newton, Ian
• Country Matters — Henry Batley
• 1972Dracula A.D. 1972 — Greg
• Late Night Theatre — Paul
• New Scotland Yard — Peter Coppard
• 1972The Reporters — Alan
• 1971Hell's Angel — Dick Foster
• 1971Unman, Wittering and Zigo — Bungabine
• 1970Is That Your Body, Boy — Waller
• Play for Today — Dick Foster, Alan
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre
• ITV Playhouse — Tommy
• BBC Play of the Month — Acaste
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Waller
• Savages — Carlos Esquerdo