Joss Ackland
Acting
Born February 29, 1928, North Kensington, London, England, UK
Sidney Edmond Jocelyn Ackland CBE (29 February 1928 – 19 November 2023) was an English actor who appeared in more than 130 film and television roles. He was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for portraying Jock Delves Broughton in White Mischief (1987). Description above from the Wikipedia article Joss Ackland, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
- 2014Katherine of Alexandria — Rufus
- 2014The Portrait — Henry Winter
- 2013Prisoners of the Sun — Professor Mendella
- 2011The Boy with Chocolate Fingers — Narrator
- 2010Peak Performers - The Mk3 Ford Cortina — Narrator
- 2009Pinocchio — Mastro Ciliegia
- Pinocchio — Mastro Ciliegia
- 2007Flawless — Milton Kendrick Ashtoncroft
- 2007Hogfather — Mustrum Ridcully
- 2007How About You... — Donald Vanston
- 2007In Search of the Great Beast 666: Aleister Crowley — Narrator
- Kingdom — Mr. John Narbutowicz
- Above and Beyond — Winston Churchill
- Hogfather — Mustrum Ridcully
- 2006Moscow Zero — Tolstoy
- 2006These Foolish Things — Albert
- 2005Asylum — Jack Straffen
- 2005Icon — General Nikolayev
- 2004A Different Loyalty — Randolph Cauffield
- Henry VIII — Henry VII
- 2003I'll Be There — Evil Edmonds
- 2002K-19: The Widowmaker — Marshal Zelentsov
- 2002No Good Deed — Mr. Quarre
- 2001Othello — James Brabant
- Easter Tales — Barabbas
- 2000Lounge Act
- 2000Passion of Mind — Dr. Langer, the French Psychiatrist
- 2000The Mumbo Jumbo — Mayor Smith
- 1999Milk — Vicar
- 1999The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Adventures in the Secret Service — The Prussian
- 1998Firelight — Lord Clare
- Heat of the Sun — Max Van Der vuurst
- 1998My Giant — Monsignor Popesou
- 1998Swept from the Sea — Mr. Swaffer
- Midsomer Murders — Sir Freddy Butler
- 1996D3: The Mighty Ducks — Hans
- 1996Deadly Voyage
- 1996Hidden in Silence — German Factory Manager
- 1996Surviving Picasso — Henri Matisse
- Testament: The Bible in Animation — Noah (voice), Samuel (voice)
- 1996To the Ends of Time — King Francis
- 1995A Kid in King Arthur's Court — King Arthur
- 1995Citizen X — Bondarchuk
- 1995Daisies in December — Gerald Carmody
- 1995Mad Dogs and Englishmen — Insp. Sam Stringer
- 1994Citizen Locke — Lord Ashley
- 1994Giorgino — Father Glaise
- 1994Jacob — Isaak
- 1994Julius Caesar — Caesar
- 1994Miracle on 34th Street — Victor Landbergh (uncredited)
- 1994OcchioPinocchio — Brando Della Valle
- 1993Mother's Boys — Lansing, Jude's Attorney
- 1993Nowhere to Run — Franklin Hale
- 1993Simulacrum — The Chemist
- 1993The Thief and the Cobbler — Brigand (voice)
- 1993Voices in the Garden — Sir Charles Peverall
- 1992Once Upon a Crime — Hercules Popodopoulos
- 1992Project: Shadowchaser — Kinderman
- Shakespeare: The Animated Tales — Caesar (voice)
- 1992Sherlock Holmes: Incident at Victoria Falls — King Edward
- 1992The Bridge — Smithson
- 1992The Mighty Ducks — Hans
- The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles — The Prussian
- 1992White Bear's Secret — Brown Bear (voice)
- 1991A Murder of Quality — Terence Fielding
- A Woman Named Jackie — Aristotle Onassis
- Ashenden
- 1991Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey — De Nomolos
- 1991Brown Bear's Wedding — Brown Bear (voice)
- 1991Miss Marple: They Do It with Mirrors — Lewis Serrocold
- 1991The Object of Beauty — Mr. Mercer
- 1991The Princess and the Goblin — King Papa (voice)
- 1991The Sheltering Desert
- 1990Jekyll & Hyde — Dr. Charles Lanyon
- 1990The Hunt for Red October — Ambassador Andrei Lysenko
- 1990The Palermo Connection — il boss
- 1990The Secret Life of Ian Fleming — Gen. Gerhard Hellstein
- 1990Tre colonne in cronaca — Gaetano Leporino, il finanziere
- A Quiet Conspiracy — Theo Carter
- 1989First and Last — Alan Holly
- 1989Lethal Weapon 2 — Arjen Rudd
- Codename: Kyril — 'C'
- 1988It Couldn't Happen Here — Priest/Murderer
- 1988Olympus Force: The Key — George Grossopoulos
- 1988The Man Who Lived at the Ritz — Hermann Goering
- 1988To Kill a Priest — Colonel
- A Killing on the Exchange — Sir Max Sillman
- Queenie — Sir Burton Rumsey
- 1987The Sicilian — Don Masino Croce
- 1987When We Are Married — Henry Ormonroyd
- 1987White Mischief — 'Jock' Delves Broughton
- 1986Lady Jane — Sir John Bridges
- 1985A Zed & Two Noughts — Van Hoyten
- Screen Two — Sir Charles (Archie) Peverall, Captain
- 1985Shadowlands — CS Lewis
- Sherlock Holmes — Jephro Rucastle
- Shroud for a Nightingale — Stephen Courtney-Briggs
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes — Jephro Rucastle
- 1984The Leather Boys — Narrator
- 1984The Tragedy of Coriolanus — Menenius
- Dalgliesh — Stephen Courtney-Briggs
- 1982The Barretts of Wimpole Street — Edward Moulton-Barrett
- 1981Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective — Chief Insp. Yardbird
- 1981Elizabeth Alone — Major Orpen
- 1981Findings on a Late Afternoon — Father
- 1980A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square — Prison Warden
- A Question of Guilt — Samuel Kent
- 1980Closing Ranks — Victor Rogachev
- 1980Rough Cut — Insp. Vanderveld
- 1980The Apple — Mr. Topps / Hippie Leader
- The Gentle Touch — Ivor Stocker
- 1980The Love Tapes — Narrator (voice)
- 1979Saint Jack — Yardley
- Tales of the Unexpected — Colonel George Peregrine, Jack Cutler
- Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy — Jerry Westerby
- Turtle's Progress — Benny D-Day
- Enemy at the Door — Major General Laidlaw
- Return of the Saint — Gunther
- The BBC Television Shakespeare — Menenius
- 1978The Greek Tycoon — Naval officer (uncredited)
- 1978Watership Down — Black Rabbit (voice)
- 1978Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? — Cantrell
- 1977Silver Bears — Henry Foreman
- 1977The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It — President
- The Crezz — Charles Bronte
- 1976You Talk Too Much — Doctor
- 1975One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing — B.J. Spence
- 1975Operation: Daybreak — Janák
- 1975Royal Flash — Sapten
- 1975The Magic Dream — Narrator
- The Sweeney — Alan Ember
- 1974Great Expectations — Joe Gargery
- 1974Miss Nightingale — Lord Palmerston
- Playhouse — Maj. Orpen, Father
- 1974S*P*Y*S — Martinson
- 1974The Black Windmill — Chief Supt. Wray
- 1974The Four Musketeers — D'Artagnan's Father (archive footage) (uncredited)
- 1974The Little Prince — The King
- 1973Access to the Children — Malcolmson
- Centre Play — Doctor
- 1973England Made Me — Haller
- 1973Hitler: The Last Ten Days — General Burgdorf
- Orson Welles' Great Mysteries — Detective Inspector Hud
- 1973Penny Gold — Jones
- 1973The Three Musketeers — D’Artagnan’s Father
- Country Matters — Potter-Jones
- 1972Crippled Bloom — Potter Jones
- 1972King's Cross Lunch Hour — The Man
- Late Night Theatre — Martens
- Shirley's World
- 1972The Bankrupt — Ellis Cripper
- 1972The Mind Snatchers — Dr. Frederick
- The Protectors — Arthur Gordon
- 1971Getting In — An Applicant
- Justice — Sir Robert Beste
- 1971Mr. Forbush and the Penguins — Head of Board
- 1971The House That Dripped Blood — Neville Rogers (segment 2 "Waxworks")
- The Persuaders! — Felix Meadowes
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes — Grubber
- 1971Villain — Edgar Lowis
- 1970Crescendo — Carter
- Play for Today — Albert, Ellis Cripper, Malcolmson
- 1970The Lie — Albert
- 1970The Three Sisters — Chebutykin
- Canterbury Tales — Host
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Councillor Horne
- W. Somerset Maugham — Harold Bannon
- One Pair of Eyes
- The Further Adventures of the Musketeers — d'Artagnan
- Trapped — Pritchy
- David Copperfield — Daniel Peggotty
- 1966Death of a Salesman — Charley
- Lord Raingo — Tom Hogarth
- Mystery and Imagination — Herr Scavenius, Mr Smedhurst
- 1966Rasputin: The Mad Monk — The Bishop
- BBC Play of the Month — Chebutykin, Charley
- Blackmail — Charles Lorrimer
- Londoners — Angus Grahame
- The Troubleshooters — Mr. Gibbon, Sam Jardine, Considine, Lewis
- Thirty-Minute Theatre — The Applicant, The Man
- 1965Tomorrow, Just You Wait — Tom Gorbet
- 1964Maggie — Norman
- Sherlock Holmes — Hon. Philip Green
- The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling — William Stevens
- The Wednesday Play — Tom Gorbet, Cornelius
- Theatre 625 — Hockey Jagger, Fred, John Hinks
- 1962In Search of the Castaways — Yacht Seaman
- The Avengers — Brigadier Hansing
- No Hiding Place
- 1958Next to No Time — Turkish Bath Attendant
- Armchair Theatre — Frank Penfold, Mr Green
- 1952Ghost Ship — Ron, 2nd Fisherman
- 1950Seven Days to Noon — Station Policeman
- 1949Landfall — O'Neil
Appearances as themselves (6)
- The One Show — Self
- 2005Defining a Style — Self
- 1994Joan Miró: Constellations - The Color of Poetry — Self
- Natural World — Self - Narrator (voice)
- Wogan — Self
- 1975Heading For Glory — Self - Narrator (voice)