Colin Farrell

Acting

Born December 6, 1938, London, England, UK

Colin Farrell is an English actor and occasional composer, known for A Bridge Too Far, Gandhi, and Signs and Wonders. He is married to English actress Ann Penfold.

Filmography

• Mrs Sidhu Investigates — Stan Melville
• 2019Agatha and the Curse of Ishtar — Hutchins
• Kingdom — Mr. Waller
• New Tricks — Wally Brooks
• 2002Doctor Sleep — Theatre Security Guard
• David Copperfield — Milkman
• I'm Alan Partridge — Martin
• Midsomer Murders — Ken Beavers
• Signs and Wonders — Samuel Gamston
• 99-1 — Lucas
• Pie in the Sky — George Porter
• A Touch of Frost — Lawrence Dale Brewer
• Heartbeat — Quinn, Rev Truscott
• 1991Henry IV: Part 1 — Bardolph
• 1991Henry IV: Part 2 — Bardolph
• 1991Henry V — Sir Thomas Erpingham
• 1991Henry VI: House of Lancaster — Duke of Gloucester
• 1991Henry VI: House of York — Sir Robert Brackenbury
• In Suspicious Circumstances — John Smith
• 1991Richard II — Duke of York
• 1991Richard III — Sir Robert Brackenbury
• 1990Murder East - Murder West — Karger
• 1986All Together Now — Matthew
• Casualty — John Hayes
• Lovejoy — Magnus McNulty
• ScreenPlay — Matthew
• Lytton's Diary — The Deputy Editor
• The Bill
• 1982Gandhi — Clerk
• 1980Kiss and Tell — Steve
• The Enigma Files — Mortuary Attendant Ryan
• Minder — Tasty Tim, Alf
• Tales of the Unexpected — Dave Ferguson
• Blake's 7 — Gambrill
• 1977A Bridge Too Far — Cpl. Hancock
• 1976You Talk Too Much — Charlie
• Trinity Tales — Nick the Driver
• 1974Let's Marry Liz — Peter Gage
• Masquerade — Donald
• Porridge — Norris
• 1974The Land That Time Forgot — Whiteley
• Away from It All — Rabbit
• Centre Play — Charlie
• 1973Jingle Bells — Ralph
• Last of the Summer Wine — Cousin Aubrey
• 1973The Square of Three — Captain
• Crown Court — Albert Duffy
• 1972The House on Highbury Hill — Daniel
• Villains — James Patten
• Play for Today — Vicar, Daniel, Ralph
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre — John Ansell
• In Loving Memory — Ernie Hadfield
• 1969Oh! What a Lovely War — Harry Arnold Smith
• The Jazz Age — Babe
• The Gamblers — Cpl. Geoffrey Phillips
• 1967The Lump — Mike
• The Wednesday Play — Eric
• Armchair Theatre — Captain
• Dixon of Dock Green — John Hayward