Garrick Hagon (born September 27, 1939) is an English film, stage and television actor, who was raised in Toronto, Canada. Description above from the Wikipedia article Garrick Hagon, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2025Lord Curzon Ki Haveli — Harry Curzon
• 2024Conclave — Krasinski
• Generation Z — Gabe
• 2020First Run: The Evolution Of Silent Running's Screenplay — Voice Artist
• 2020The Haunting of Margam Castle — Dean Michaels
• The Crown — John F. Dulles
• 2013RED 2 — Davis
• 2012Erased — James Halgate III
• 2012Red Lights — Howard McColm
• The Amazing World of Gumball — Superintendent Evil, Mayor (voice), Bernie (voice)
• 2010Malice in Wonderland — Mr. Dodgson
• 2009Is Anybody There? — Douglas
• 2009Ninja — Professor Garrison
• 2008Me and Orson Welles — Dr. Mewling
• 2007Finding Rin Tin Tin — The General
• 2007La Vie en Rose — American doctor
• 2007Monsters of the Id — Hurricane / Nathan
• 2007The Walker
• 2006Black Book — British General
• 2006Fade to Black — Ambassador Dunn
• 2006Second in Command — Secretary of State Richard Hammond
• 2006Shadow Man — Waters
• The Line of Beauty — Morden Lipscome
• 2005Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — Denver Reporter
• Doctor Who — Abraham
• 2005The Jacket — Defense Lawyer
• 2004Chasing Liberty — Secretary of State
• 2004In My Country — Pilot
• The Eagle: A Crime Odyssey — Canino
• 2002Taking Sides — Major Richards
• 2002The Falklands Play — Vernon Walters (Senior Adviser to the US Secretary of State)
• 2002The Magnificent Ambersons — Tom Kinney
• 2001Spy Game — Cy Wilson
• 2001The Fourth Angel — Duguay
• 1997The Opium War — 教士劳顿
• Dalziel and Pascoe — Mr Bergmann
• 1996Flowers of the Forest — Dr. Torrance
• 1996Mission: Impossible — CNN Reporter
• 1995Balto — Telegraph Operator (voice)
• 1994Fatherland — Elliot
• 1994Lie Down with Lions — Wynderman
• Scarlett — Samuel
• Frank Stubbs Promotes — Vernon
• 1991Born to Ride — Jim Bridges, State Department Official
• 1990Death Has a Bad Reputation — Stephen T. Hamilton
• The Chief — OIM Bergholtz
• 1990The Rift — Barton (as Garick Hagon)
• 1990The Tragedy of Flight 103: The Inside Story — Mark Sanna
• 1989Batman — Dad
• 1989Murder Story — Ben Zonis
• 1989Red King, White Knight
• 1988Onassis: The Richest Man in the World — Roy Cohen
• 1988The Black and Blue Lamp — Police Surgeon
• 1988The Great Escape II: The Untold Story — Maj. Paul
• War and Remembrance — Sam Jones
• 1987Breakthrough at Reykjavik — Richard Perle
• 1987Cry Freedom — McElrea
• 1987Nowhere to Hide — William Devlin
• 1987Pretty Kill — Chambers
• 1987Rolling Vengeance — Vic's Lawyer
• Worlds Beyond — Bob Masterton
• 1985Lace 2 — Accountant
• Stookie — Keelan
• 1983A Talent for Murder — Mark Harrison
• Natural World — Voice of Seton
• American Playhouse — Frank Oppenheimer
• Cribb — William Newman
• Oppenheimer — Frank Oppenheimer
• 1979Henry V — Mountjoy, a French Herald
• 1979Julius Caesar — Octavius Caesar
• Return of the Saint — Abdul Hakim
• 1978Winterspelt 1944 — Lieutenant Evans
• 1977A Bridge Too Far — Lt. Rafferty
• 1977Star Wars — Red Three (Biggs Darklighter)
• 1977The Spy Who Loved Me — USS Wayne Crewman
• 1977Twilight's Last Gleaming — Alfie/Driver
• The Duchess of Duke Street — Captain Ian McLean
• 1976The Lady of the Camellias — Alexandre Dumas Fils
• 1976The Message — Ammar
• The XYY Man — David Wiseman
• Bedtime Stories — Chris
• 1974Choice — Chris Wiberg
• Playhouse — Commentator
• Moonbase 3 — Bruno Ponti, Bruno Bertoli
• 1973The Colour of Blood — Peter
• Thriller — Peter
• 1972Antony and Cleopatra — Eros
• Crown Court — Ronald Crosby
• 1972Doctor Who: The Mutants — Ky
• 1972Some Kind of Hero
• The Adventurer — Gavin, Gavin Taylor
• 1970The Gingham Dog — Vincent
• Doctor Who — Ky
• 19611+1: Exploring The Kinsey Reports
• When She Sings — The Creep

Appearances as themselves (3)

• 2015Elstree 1976 — Self
• 1999The Unauthorized Star Wars Story — Self
• 1977The Making of Star Wars — Self (uncredited)