Tom Bell

Acting

Born August 2, 1933, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK

Tom Bell was a British stage, film and television actor.

Filmography

• Brassic — Priest
• BBC Comedy Feeds — Matthew
• Anna & Katy — Various, Writer
• Comedy Blaps
• 2008Love Me Still — Lenny Ronson
• Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire — Nasica
• 2006Dead Man's Cards — Billy The Cowboy
• 2005Kraft
• 2004Devil's Gate — Jake
• Blue Murder — Vinny McAteer
• 2003Oh Marbella! — Ronnie Ackerman
• 2002Long Time Dead — Becker
• 2002The Last Minute — Grimshanks
• Dr Terrible's House of Horrible — CI Ellis
• 2001Lava — Eric
• 2001My Kingdom — Quick
• Waking the Dead — Prof Hugh Cullen
• 1999Swing — Sid Luxford
• 1999The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Phantom Train of Doom — Col. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
• 1999Tube Tales — City Gent (segment "Horny")
• 1998Spitting Distance
• 1998Swept from the Sea — Isaac Foster
• Insiders — Tom Whitby
• 1997Preaching to the Perverted — Henry Harding MP
• 1997The Boxer — Mr Maguire (uncredited)
• Dalziel and Pascoe — Oliver Fisher
• No Bananas — Thomas Slater
• 1995Feast of July — Ben Wainwright
• 1995The Great Kandinsky — The Professor
• The Cinder Path — Edward MacFell
• 1993Sensation
• 1993Spender : The French Collection — Tommy Thornton
• 1992Angels — Michael
• 1992Seconds Out — Jack
• Hope It Rains
• 1991Let Him Have It — Fairfax
• Prime Suspect — Bill Otley
• 1991Prospero's Books — Antonio
• 1990Available Light — Grant
• 1990Dark River — Johnny Deacon
• 1990The Krays — Jack 'The Hat' McVitie
• 1989Red King, White Knight — Tulayev
• 1989Resurrected — Mr Deakin
• Screen One — Jack Travis
• 1989Words of Love — Mr. Seaford-Warwick
• The Rainbow — Old Tom Brangwen
• 1987The Magic Toyshop — Uncle Philip
• 1987Wish You Were Here — Eric
• 1986Hard Travelling — Frank Meredith
• 1986Hidden Talents — Harold
• ScreenPlay — Grant
• Unnatural Causes — Harold
• Screen Two — Frank Meredith, Mr. Seaford-Warwick
• 1985Summer Lightning — Mr Clark
• The Detective — Cdr. Kenneth Crocker
• 1985The Innocent — Frank Dobson
• 1984Desert of Lies — Abel Broom
• Reilly: Ace of Spies — Dzerzhinsky
• Taggart
• 1981Sons and Lovers — Walter Morel
• Sons and Lovers — Walter Morel
• Sweet Nothings — Tom Fearon
• Holocaust — Adolf Eichmann
• Out — Frank Ross
• 1978Stronger Than the Sun — Alan
• 1978The Sailor's Return — William Targett
• 1977A Choice of Evils — Col. Steiner
• 1975Royal Flash — De Gautet
• Armchair Cinema — Ray Carter
• 1974Little Fears — The Man
• 1974Sea Song — Ray Carter
• 1974The Actual Woman — Sydney
• Second City Firsts — Sidney
• 1972A Man without Friends — Marcus Wayne
• 1972Hedda Gabler — Eilert Lovborg
• Late Night Theatre — The Man
• 1972Straight On Till Morning — Jimmy Lindsay
• 1972The Folk Singer — Danny Blake
• The Frighteners — Bender
• The Protectors — Shadbolt
• 1972The Spy's Wife — Tom Tyler
• Van der Valk — Freddie Brugmans
• 1971Quest for Love — Colin Trafford
• The Ten Commandments — Mike Lee
• 1970All the Right Noises — Len Lewin
• 1970Angels Are So Few
• Play for Today — Michael Biddle
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Vic Crawley
• 1969Lock Up Your Daughters — Shaftoe
• 1968In Enemy Country — Ian
• 1968The Long Day's Dying — Tom Cooper
• ITV Playhouse — Larry
• 1967The Violent Enemy — Sean Rogan
• BBC Play of the Month — Eilert Lovborg
• 1965Ballad in Blue — Steve Collins
• 1965He Who Rides a Tiger — Peter Rayston
• 1964Sands of Beersheba — Dan
• Theatre 625 — Billy Mack
• 1962A Prize of Arms — Fenner
• 1962H.M.S. Defiant — Evans
• 1962The L-Shaped Room — Toby
• The Virginian — Cpl. Johnny Moon
• Drama 61-67 — Tom Knowles
• 1961Echo of Barbara — Ben
• 1961Payroll — Blackie
• 1961The Kitchen — Paul
• 1960A Night Out — Albert Stokes
• Armchair Mystery Theatre — Rod Copley
• 1960The Criminal — Flynn
• Armchair Theatre — Johnny Harris, Danny Blake