Warren Clarke
Acting · Directing
Born April 26, 1947, Oldham, Lancashire, England, UK
Warren Clarke (April 26, 1947 - November 12, 2014) was an English actor. He was known for his appearances in many films, including a significant early role as Dim in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, and for numerous television appearances, including lead roles in the TV series Dalziel and Pascoe (as Detective Superintendent Andy Dalziel), The Manageress and Sleepers.
Filmography
- Poldark — Charles Poldark
- Way to Go — Nigel
- Call the Midwife — John Lacey
- In with the Flynns — Jim Flynn
- Trollied
- Just William — Mr Bott
- 2010Save Our Bacon — Dennis (voice)
- 2010The Man Who Married Himself — Reverend
- Red Riding — DCS Bill Molloy
- 2009Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1974 — Bill Molloy
- 2009Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1980 — Bill Molloy
- 2009Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1983 — Bill Molloy
- Chuggington — Speedy McAllister
- The Invisibles
- 2007Christmas at the Riviera — Maurice
- Lewis — Roger Temple
- Bleak House — Boythorn
- Live at Johnny's
- 2004The Deputy — Bob Galway MP
- 2003The Debt — Geoff Dresner
- The Debt — Geoff Dresner
- 2001Arthur's Dyke — Doug Manley
- 2001Blow Dry — Tony
- 2001Greenfingers — Governor Gerald Hodge
- Down to Earth — Brian Addis
- 1999The Mystery of Men — Vernon Jones
- A Respectable Trade — Josiah Cole
- In the Red — George Cragge
- Midsomer Murders — Samuel Quested
- The Locksmith — Roland Pierce
- Dalziel and Pascoe — DS Andy Dalziel, Director, Consulting Producer
- 1996Giving Tongue — Russell Polin
- 1995I.D. — Bob
- 1995Joseph — Ednan
- Joseph — Ednan
- Moving Story — Bamber
- 1994Return to Blood River — Hannes
- The House of Windsor — Max Kelvin
- All in the Game — Kenny Dawes
- 1993Inside Edge — Director
- 1992Angels — Charlie
- Gone to Seed — Winston Plant
- 1992The Secret Agent — Chief Inspector Heat
- All Good Things — Phil Frame
- Gone to the Dogs — Larry Patterson
- 1991Sleepers — Albert Robinson/Vladimir Zelenski
- Sleepers — Albert Robinson / Vladimir Zelenski
- 1990Hands of a Murderer — Col. Gould
- 1989Crusoe — Captain Lee
- 1989Ice Dance — Alan Sefton
- Nice Work — Vic Wilcox
- Stay Lucky
- The Manageress
- 1988Blackadder: The Cavalier Years — Oliver Cromwell
- Chelmsford 123 — Iken of Morli
- 1988Reasonable Force — Jack Hicks
- 1988The Yob — Nigel
- Wish Me Luck — Colonel Werner Krieger
- 1987Ishtar — English Gunrunner
- 1987Mandela — Swanepoel
- Tickets for the Titanic — Mitch Gridgely
- Boon
- Lovejoy — Brian Nun
- 1986The Russian Soldier — Edgar Garrett
- Unnatural Causes — Dan
- Worlds Beyond — Joe Weller
- 1985Flying Devils — Arno
- 1985Gulag — Hooker
- 1985Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil — Becker (SS assistant to Dietrich)
- Screen Two — Jack Hicks, Edgar Garrett, Alan Sefton, Hannes, Bob
- Big Deal — Stephen Chambers
- 1984Lassiter — Max Hofer
- 1984Real Life — Gerry
- 1984The Cold Room — Wilhelm Bruckner
- The Jewel in the Crown — 'Sophie' Dixon
- 1984Top Secret! — Colonel von Horst
- Blackadder — Mr. Hardwood
- Reilly: Ace of Spies — Yakushev
- 1983The Battle of Waterloo — Slewpot
- 1983The Case of the Frightened Lady — Detective Chief Superintendent Tanner
- 1983The Falklands Factor — Narrator
- The Home Front — Hallam Place
- 1982Enigma — Konstantin
- 1982Firefox — Pavel Upenskoy
- The Comic Strip Presents... — Nigel
- Bergerac — Henry Hoffman, Philip Bernard
- 1981From a Far Country — Władek
- Masada — Plinius
- 1981Psy-Warriors — Stevens
- Wolcott — Terry Rowe
- 1980Hallelujah, Mary Plum — Alan
- Hammer House of Horror — Ben
- 1980Hawk the Slayer — Scar
- 1980S.O.S. Titanic — Fourth Officer Joseph G. Boxhall
- 1980The Great Riviera Bank Robbery — Jean
- 1980The Tempest — Caliban
- Heartland — Richard Painter
- Minder — Ashmole
- Screenplay — Alan Barker
- Shelley
- Tales of the Unexpected — Bob
- Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy — Alwyn
- 1979Victims — The Husband
- All Creatures Great and Small — Mr. Sutcliffe
- The BBC Television Shakespeare — Caliban
- 1977A Good Human Story
- The Sunday Drama — Harold Buckley
- Our Mutual Friend — Bradley Headstone
- 1976The Hunchback of Notre Dame — Quasimodo
- The Sweeney — Danny Keever
- 1975The Way of the World — Waitwell
- 1974Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill — Winston Churchill
- Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill — Winston Churchill
- Playhouse — Alan
- 1973O Lucky Man! — Master of Ceremonies (Nightspot) / Warner / Male Nurse
- 1973The Death of Glory — Billy Turnbull
- 1972Antony and Cleopatra — Scarus
- Crown Court — William Johnson
- 1972Home — Alfred
- Six Days of Justice — Charlie Bishop
- The Frighteners — Ronnie
- 1971A Clockwork Orange — Dim
- Play for Today — Alfred, Narrator, Stevens
- 1970The Breaking of Bumbo — Guardsman Andrews
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Steve
- 1969Sling Your Hook — Alec
- Softly Softly: Task Force — Det. Sgt. Stirling
- 1969The Virgin Soldiers — Soldier
- The Expert — Det. Insp. Robbins
- Callan
- ITV Playhouse — Wolf Ebert
- Inheritance — George Mellor
- BBC Play of the Month — Bohun
- The Wednesday Play — Alec
- The Avengers — Trump
- Coronation Street — Kenny Pickup, Barry
- Armchair Theatre — Billy Turnbull
Appearances as themselves (4)
- 2011Once Upon a Time… A Clockwork Orange — Self
- Perpetual Motion — Self - Narrator
- 1983Six Kinds of Light - John Alcott — Self
- 1982Clint Eastwood: Director — Self