Tim Woodward (24 April 1953 — 9 November 2023) was an English actor and son of actor Edward Woodward.

Filmography

• 2022Speed Is Expensive: The Philip Vincent Story — Second Narrator
• 2021Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye — Fred Instick
• 2020Radioactive — Alexandre
• 2019Denmark — Idris
• 2018Beast — Fletcher
• 2018The Marine 6: Close Quarters — Tommy Walker
• Decline and Fall — Prison Medical Officer
• Agatha Raisin — Fred Instick
• 2016Criminal — Roderick Armstrong
• 2016London Has Fallen — General
• 2015Legend — Superintendent Cummings
• Fleming — Air Chief Marshall 'Bomber' Harris
• Houdini — Sheriff John
• Mad Dogs — Dominic
• 2011Self Made — King Lear
• Vera — Brian Delaney
• Without You — Hugo Livingstone
• Any Human Heart — Admiral Godfrey
• 2009Barstool Cowboy — Mick
• 2009The Fattest Man in Britain — Morley Raisin
• 2007Clapham Junction — Man on bench
• 2007Flight of Fury — Admr. Frank Pendleton
• Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial — John Amen
• Vital Signs — Dr Delaney
• 2005Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman — Governor of Holloway
• Space Race — Nedelin
• Murder City — Turner
• 2003Danielle Cable: Eyewitness — Jeff Mundy
• Rosemary & Thyme — Ollie
• The Second Coming — Chief Constable Richard Tanner
• William and Mary — John Castlemaigne
• 2002K-19: The Widowmaker — Partonov
• Spooks — Peter Reddon
• Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes — Rhodes
• Murphy's Law — Adcock
• 2000Blue Murder — Ben Francombe
• 1999B. Monkey — Frank Rice
• 1999RKO 281 — Jack Warner
• The Vice — Trevor Nashe
• Vanity Fair — Mr John Osborne
• 1997David — Feldsoldat
• Midsomer Murders — Timothy Webster
• Silent Witness — Howard Considine
• 1996Some Mother's Son — Harrington
• Bramwell — Aubrey Savier
• 1995The Scarlet Letter — Brewster Stonehall
• 1994MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis — Col. Petrovic
• Pie in the Sky — DC Ken Shipley
• 1993Closing Numbers — Keith
• Absolutely Fabulous — Headmaster Tony Simmonds
• Heartbeat — Walter Gillies, James Knight
• Prime Suspect — George Marlow
• 1990Traitors — Thomas Percy
• Agatha Christie's Poirot — Enoch Arden / Charles
• 1989Passion and Paradise — Godfrey Higgs
• The Dark Angel — Dudley Ruthyn
• Piece of Cake — Squadron Leader Rex
• A Killing on the Exchange — John Field
• 1987Personal Services — Timms
• 1987The Dark Angel — Dudley Ruthyn
• The Ruth Rendell Mysteries — Nick Hawthorne
• 1986Salomé — Nerva
• 1985King David — Joab
• 1985Lady Windermere's Fan — Lord Windermere
• The Equalizer — William McCall
• Theatre Night — Lord Windermere, Menelaos
• 1984Pope John Paul II — Juliusz Kydrynski
• The Bill — Carl Bassett, Roger Hutton
• Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime — Lawrence St. Vincent
• Spooky — Peter
• 1983The Case of the Frightened Lady — Lord Willie Lebanon
• American Playhouse — Billy
• 1982East Lynne — Francis Levison
• Q.E.D. — Harry Owsley
• 1981The Journal of Bridget Hitler — William Patrick
• Tales of the Unexpected — Timothy Burton
• 1979The Europeans — Felix Young
• Wings — Alan Farmer
• 1976French Without Tears — Kit Neilan
• 1975Chips with Everything — Pip Thompson
• 1975Galileo — Ludovico Marsili
• Prometheus: The Life of Balzac
• Playhouse — William Patrick
• Crown Court — Brian Bass
• Play for Today — Storyteller
• The Expert — Det. Sgt. Hallett
• BBC Play of the Month — Pip Thompson, Kit Neilan

Appearances as themselves (1)

• Banned in the UK — Self