Michael Francis Gregson (born 27 January 1929), known professionally as Michael Craig, is a British actor and screenwriter, known for his work in theatre, film and television both in the United Kingdom and in Australia. He is related to British film producer Richard Gregson (youngest brother), American actress Natasha Gregson Wagner (niece), British lord mayor of London Sir Reginald Henson (great-grandfather) and British novelist Julia Gregson (sister-in-law).

Filmography

• 2008The Making of The Trial of a Time Lord
• The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant
• Second Time Around
• 1997The Hostages — Professor
• 1995The Story of Rosy Dock — Narrator
• 1988Appointment with Death — Lord Peel
• 1986Doctor Who: Terror of the Vervoids — Commodore Travers
• 1985Hot Resort — Bo Bo
• Robin of Sherwood — The Earl of Huntingdon
• 1982Turkey Shoot — Charles Thatcher
• 1981The Killing of Angel Street — Screenplay, Story
• Triangle — Captain John Anderson
• The Timeless Land — Stephen Mannion
• Shoestring — Maurice Gilray
• Tales of the Unexpected — Moira
• 1979The Atom Spies — Bruno Pontecorvo
• 1979The Danedyke Mystery — The Reverend Septimus Treloar
• 1978The Irishman — Paddy Doolan
• The Professionals — Guthrie
• 1976For Love — Alberto Reggiani
• The Emigrants — Bill Parker
• 1976The Fourth Wish — Dr. Richardson, Writer
• The Outsiders — Writer, Creator
• The Sullivans — Writer
• 1975Inn of the Damned — Paul Melford
• 1975Ride a Wild Pony — James Ellison
• Rush — Chevalier de Vaucluse
• Second Time Around — Harry
• 1973The Vault of Horror — Maitland (segment 4 "Bargain in Death")
• Arthur of the Britons
• The Frighteners — Bancroft
• 1971A Town Called Bastard — Paco
• 1971Father's Help — Chris, Writer
• 1971Story of a Girl Alone — Luis
• 1971The Fourth Victim — Arthur Anderson
• 1971The Hotel in Amsterdam
• 1970Brotherly Love — Douglas Dow
• Husbands and Lovers — Johann Braun
• Shadows of Fear
• 1970The Night of the Assassin — Colonel Stephen Mallory
• 1970Twinky — Daddy
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Alan Williams, Mark Jones, Gus, Owen Prebble, Writer
• 1969The Royal Hunt of the Sun — Estete
• 1968A Very Fine Line — Frank Guess
• 1968Nothing's Ever Over — Him
• 1968Spoiled — Richard Howarth
• 1968Star! — Sir Anthony Spencer
• Half Hour Story — Him
• ITV Playhouse — Ken
• 1966Modesty Blaise — Paul Hagan
• BBC Play of the Month — Earl of Warwick, James II, Orgon
• 1965Life at the Top — Mark
• 1965Sandra — Andrew Dawson
• The Wednesday Play — Richard Howarth
• Doctor Who — Commodore
• 1963Stolen Hours — Dr. John Carmody
• 1963The Iron Maiden — Jack Hopkins
• 1962A Pair of Briefs — Tony Stevens
• 1962Conquered City — Captain Robert Elliott
• 1962Life for Ruth — John Harris
• Drama 61-67 — Kath Nolan
• 1961Mysterious Island — Capt. Cyrus Harding
• 1961No, My Darling Daughter — Thomas Barclay
• 1961Payroll — Johnny Mellors
• 1960Cone of Silence — Capt. Hugh Dallas
• 1960Doctor in Love — Dr. Richard Hare
• 1960The Angry Silence — Joe Wallace, Screenplay
• 1959Life In Emergency Ward 10 — Stephen Russell
• 1959Sapphire — Inspector Phil Learoyd
• 1959Upstairs and Downstairs — Richard Barry
• 1958Nor the Moon by Night — Rusty
• 1958Sea of Sand — Cpt Cotton
• 1958The Silent Enemy — Leading Seaman Knowles
• 1957Campbell's Kingdom — Boyd Bladen
• 1957High Tide at Noon — Nils
• Armchair Theatre — Cliff Morton, Alex Marshall, Frank Guess, Chris, Writer
• 1956Eyewitness — Jay
• 1956House of Secrets — Larry Ellis / Steve Chancellor (dec.)
• 1956The Black Tent — Sheikh Faris
• 1956Yield to the Night — Jim Lancaster
• 1955Passage Home — Burton
• 1954Svengali — Zou Zou
• 1954The Embezzler — Dr. Forrest
• 1954The Love Lottery — Cameraman Assistant (uncredited)
• 1953Malta Story — British Officer
• 1951The Lady with a Lamp — Wounded Soldier

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 2021Titans of Destruction: The Evolution of Giant Monster Movies — Self - (archive footage)
• K Street — Self