Antony Carrick

Acting · Production

Born February 16, 1932, Wandsworth, Surrey, England, UK

Filmography

• 2007Elizabeth: The Golden Age — Spanish Archbishop
• 2006The Chatterley Affair — Older Educated Male Juror
• 2005Mrs. Henderson Presents — Male Mourner
• Rosemary & Thyme — Sir Edward Banks
• 2003What a Girl Wants — Prince Michael
• 2000The Calling — Thomas Biden
• 1999Beautiful People — Retired Tory MP
• Crime Traveller — Commissioner
• 1997Mr White Goes To Westminster — Clerk of the House
• Frontiers — ACC Henry Barton
• 1996Killing Me Softly — Defense QC
• 1996The Bill: Target — Supt. Graves
• Kavanagh Q.C. — Appeal Court Judge
• Heartbeat — Aylsham Hooker
• 1990The Land of Dreams — Immigration Officer
• Agatha Christie's Poirot — Mr. Todd
• 1989Valmont — President de Tourvel
• Inspector Morse — George Granger
• 1987Personal Services — Edgar
• 1987Prick Up Your Ears — Counsel
• 1987The Happy Valley — Production Manager
• 1987The Living Daylights — Male Secretary, Blayden
• Yes, Prime Minister — Bill Pritchard
• Screen Two — Rankin
• 1985The Unknown Soldier — Rankin
• 1985Titus Andronicus — Production Manager
• 1984Amy — Production Manager
• 1984Champions — Ken
• Morgan's Boy — James Austin
• Shroud for a Nightingale — Official
• The Bill — Chief Superintendent, Ch. Supt. Wilson, Supt. Graves
• Dalgliesh — Official
• 1982Grass — Dt. Chief Inspector Radlett
• 1982Probation — Mr. Davies
• Shine on Harvey Moon — Petty Officer
• The Brack Report — Norman Phillips
• 1982The Hunchback of Notre Dame — Auditor
• Coming Home — Bank Manager
• 1981The Chelsea Murders — Summers
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy — Lunkwill
• Buccaneer — Barry
• Hammer House of Horror — Aldridge
• 1980Hopscotch — Salesman in Electric Shop
• Juliet Bravo — Walter Hancock, Assistant Chief Constable
• 1980The Trial of Lady Chatterley — Dr. James Hemming
• Yes Minister
• Shoestring — Butterfield
• Tales of the Unexpected — Inspector, Mike Schofield
• 1979The Atom Spies — Commander Burt
• 1979Whinfrey's Last Case — Admiral Jefferson
• Clouds of Glory — Uncle
• Grange Hill — Dr. Farr
• 1978Safety and the Supervisor — Factory Inspector
• BBC2 Play of the Week — General Beck
• 1977Jabberwocky — 3rd Merchant
• 1977Julia — Butler
• Murder Most English: A Flaxborough Chronicle — Dr Rupert Hillyard
• Target — Chief Constable
• 1977The Finishing Line
• The Professionals — Ralston, Mervin
• The Sunday Drama — Clifford Droylsden
• 1977True Patriot — General Beck
• Dickens of London — Beadle
• 1976Doctor Who: The Masque of Mandragora — Captain Rossini
• Plays for Britain — Iggy Noble
• Ripping Yarns — Admiral Jefferson
• 1976Sunshine in Brixton — Iggy Noble
• Angels
• Rumpole of the Bailey — Montague Varian Q.C.
• Fall of Eagles — Dr. Wegner
• The Pallisers — Superintendent Worth
• 1973Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries: Murder Must Advertise — Cummings
• Crown Court — Eric Johns, Gerald Brady, Dr. Warren, Dr. Nigel Gill, Dr. Gill
• The Lotus Eaters — Chief Supt. Fowler
• Softly Softly: Task Force — Bradley
• The Main Chance — James Cosgrove
• Omnibus — Film director
• Softly, Softly
• Public Eye — Chief Inspector Davis
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Correspondent
• The Wednesday Play — Plunkett
• Doctor Who — Captain Rossini
• Z-Cars — Jack Clayton, Sharp
• Knight Errant Limited
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Auditor