From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.   John Woodvine (1929-2025) was an English stage and screen actor who appeared in more than 70 theatre productions, as well as a similar number of television and film roles. Description above from the Wikipedia article John Woodvine licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2023Enys Men — The Preacher
• Decline and Fall — Master of the College
• The Crown — Archbishop of York
• 2016The Lady with the Long Brown Hair — The Voice
• 2015A Song for Jenny — Father
• The Musketeers — Abbot
• Hebburn — Arthur
• Vera — Alan Kenworthy
• 2010Burke & Hare — Lord Provost
• 2010Joe Maddison's War — Father Connolly
• 2010On Expenses — Lord
• 2009Hamlet — Player King
• 2008Flick — Dr Nickel
• Never Better
• Sold
• 2007The Midnight Drives — Guesthouse Owner
• 2007The Trial of Tony Blair — Judge
• 2006Miss Potter — Sir Nigel
• London — Henry Moore
• Shameless — Neville
• 2004Vanity Fair — Lord Bareacres
• 2003The Other Boleyn Girl — Uncle Howard
• 2002The Falklands Play — Adm. of the Fleet Sir Terence Lewin
• 2002The Secret — Frank
• The Secret — Frank
• Bob & Rose — William Gossage
• 1999Hornblower: The Duchess and the Devil — Sir Hugh Dalrymple
• Verdict — Judge Peregrine Horner
• Midsomer Murders — Sir Harry Chatwyn, Commodore
• Crown Prosecutor — Judge Mellor
• 1995Hilary — Dad (voice)
• Oliver's Travels — Mr Gunn
• 1995Persuasion — Admiral Croft
• 1994A Pinch of Snuff — Godfrey Blengdale
• 1994Dragonworld — Lester MacIntyre
• Faith — Boss
• 1994Fatherland — Luther
• Finney — Bobo Sr.
• 1994Romeo and Juliet — Friar Lawrence
• Harry — Jack Crow
• 1993Leon the Pig Farmer — Vitelli
• Peak Practice — Jackie Brown
• 1993The Trial — Herr Deimen
• Civvies — Judge
• Heartbeat — Frank Armstrong
• 1992Little Richard Wrecked My Marriage
• Runaway Bay — Mr Snotts
• 1992Wuthering Heights — Thomas Earnshaw
• An Actor's Life for Me — Frank
• 1991Incident in Judaea
• Performance — Earl of Warwick
• 1991Pirate Prince — Kreutzen
• Spender — Berry
• The Chief — Terence Oglivy
• 1990The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship — The Chamberlain / Father (voice)
• 1990Who Bombed Birmingham? — Tom Clarke
• A Tale of Two Cities — Attorney General
• 1989And a Nightingale Sang — George
• 1989Countdown to War — Joachim von Ribbentrop
• 1989Danny the Champion of the World — Tallon
• 1989Duke Bluebeard's Castle — Speaker of the Prologue (voice)
• 1989The Dog It Was That Died — Dr. Seddon
• Chelmsford 123 — Psychiatrist
• 1988Glory Enough For All — Dr. John MacLeod
• 1988The Black and Blue Lamp — Supt. Hammond
• The Modern World: Ten Great Writers — Ruggio Ruggeri / Henry IV / Leone
• Knights of God — Prior Mordrin
• Rockliffe's Babies — DCS Gardner
• The New Statesman — Sir Malachi Jellicoe
• Casualty — Reg Macready, Jack Hetherington
• 1986Death Is Part of the Process — Mr Norval
• ScreenPlay — William Danby
• 1986The Marlowe Inquest — William Danby
• 1985A Month in the Country — Schaaf
• 1985Deceptions — Chief Inspector
• Deceptions — Chief Inspector
• Edge of Darkness — Ross
• 1985Murder with Mirrors — Christian Gilbranson
• Screen Two — Herr Deimen
• 1985The Browning Version — Dr. Frobisher
• 1984Pericles, Prince of Tyre — King Antiochus
• 1984Squaring the Circle — Gierek
• Swallows and Amazons Forever! — P.C. Tedder
• The Prisoner of Zenda — Colonel Sapt
• The Tripods — Meister West 468
• 1982Spaghetti House — Senior Officer
• The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby
• 1981An American Werewolf in London — Dr. J.S. Hirsch
• Juliet Bravo — John Lambert
• 1979Doctor Who: The Armageddon Factor — Marshal
• 1979Every Good Boy Deserves Favour — Colonel
• 1979Macbeth — Banquo
• 1978Butterflies Don't Count — Penitent
• Return of the Saint — Ray Dennis
• Strangers — Lazarov
• Against the Crowd — Sir Lionel Frobisher
• 1975Assault on Agathon — Matt Fenrek
• Shadows — Father
• An Unofficial Rose
• Churchill's People — Colonel John Hewson
• Playhouse — Colonel
• New Scotland Yard — CS John Kingdom
• 1972The Baron: Mystery Island — John Garvey
• 1972Young Winston — Howard
• Elizabeth R — Sir Francis Drake
• 1971Man Failure — Narrator (voice)
• 1971The Devils — Louis Trincant
• 1970Hamlet — Claudius
• 1970Macbeth — MacDuff
• Play for Today — Penitent
• 1970The Walking Stick — Bertie Irons
• Hadleigh — Driberg
• Softly Softly: Task Force — Det. Chief Supt. Allan
• The Dustbinmen — Bloody Delilah
• Who-Dun-It — Col. Robert White
• The Caesars — Vitellius
• The Champions — Lt. Kruger Haller
• The Further Adventures of the Musketeers — Aramis
• Turn Out the Lights — Stefan
• Softly, Softly
• BBC Play of the Month — Sebastian, MacDuff
• 1965Darling — Customs Officer (uncredited)
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Schweiler
• The Wednesday Play — Jackie
• Theatre 625 — Gordon Follister
• Doctor Who — Marshal
• Sergeant Cork — Carlyon
• Man of the World — Gioti
• The Saint — Pilot
• Z-Cars — DI Alan Witty, Det. Insp. Witty
• Ghost Squad — Karl Eppler
• The Avengers — Seagrave
• Danger Man — Luigi
• 1960The Poet — Catullo Ossiano
• Armchair Theatre — Fred Barrow
• ITV Play of the Week — Outsider

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 2009Beware the Moon: Remembering 'An American Werewolf in London' — Self
• The Second Russian Revolution — Self - Narrator (voice)