Adrian Dunbar (born 1 August 1958) is an actor from Northern Ireland, best known for his television and theatre work. Dunbar co-wrote and starred in the 1991 film, Hear My Song, nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the BAFTA awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Adrian Dunbar, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

Filmography

• 2024A Sudden Case of Christmas — Otto
• 2024Kiss Me, Kate — Fred Graham / Petruchio
• Adrian Dunbar: My Ireland — Presenter
• 2022Emily — Patrick Brontë
• Ridley — DI Alex Ridley, Associate Producer
• Adrian Dunbar's Coastal Ireland
• DNA Journey
• Blood — Jim Hogan
• Broken — Father Peter Flaherty
• 2017The Snowman — Frederik Aasen
• 2016Two Angry Men — Sam Thompson
• Inside No. 9 — Adrian
• 2014Walter — DI Walter Gambon
• Jo
• A Touch of Cloth — Damien Vull
• 2012Good Vibrations — Andy
• Line of Duty — SI Ted Hastings
• 2012The Attendant — Frankie
• The Hollow Crown — Plantagenet
• The Life and Adventures of Nick Nickleby — Ralph Nickleby
• Death in Paradise — Aidan Miles
• 2011Hideaways — Dr. Russell
• 2011Mother's Milk — Seamus
• Silk — Joe Gillespie QC
• 2010Mo — David Trimble
• 2009Act of God — Frank O'Connor
• 2009Tailwind — Narrator
• 2009The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce — Philip Conolly
• Ashes to Ashes — Martin Summers
• Whistleblower — Florence Wycherley
• 2007Eye of the Dolphin — Dr. James Hawk
• 2006Against Nature — The Tramp
• 2005Child of Mine — Alfie Palmer
• Kidnapped
• 2005Mickybo and Me — Mickybo's Da
• 2005The Quatermass Experiment — Detective Lomax
• 2004Car Crash: The Delorean Story — Narrator
• Suspicion — Mark Finnegan
• 2002How Harry Became a Tree — George
• 2002Shooters — Max Bell
• 2002Triggermen — Andy Jarrett
• Murder in Mind — Tom Robbins
• Murphy's Law — Mickey Munday
• 2000The Wedding Tackle — Mr. Mac
• 2000Tough Love — DCI Mike Love
• 2000Wild About Harry — J. J. MacMahon
• 1998The General — Noel Curley
• The Jump — Alan Cox
• Melissa — Graeme Hepburn
• 1997The Near Room — Charlie Colquhoun, Script Consultant
• 1995Cruel Train — Jack Dando
• 1995Innocent Lies — Alan Cross
• 1995Richard III — James Tyrrell
• 1994Pleasure — Gustave Coudray
• 1994The Blue Boy — Joe
• 1994Widows' Peak — Godfrey Doyle-Counihan
• 1993A Statement of Affairs — Adrian
• A Woman's Guide to Adultery — Michael
• Cracker — Kelly
• A Touch of Frost — Gerry Berland
• 1992The Crying Game — Maguire
• 1992The Playboys — Mick
• 1991Children of the North — Martin Deeley
• 1991Force of Duty — DS Billy McCourbrey
• 1991Hear My Song — Micky O'Neill, Screenplay
• 1990A Box of Swan — John
• Centrepoint — Brown
• Debut on Two — Lucien, John
• 1990Drowning in the Shallow End — John
• 1990The Englishman's Wife — Andy
• 1990The Wake — Lucien
• 1989Dealers — Lennon Mayhew
• 1989My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown — Peter
• 1988Reasonable Force — Robbie MacIntyre
• 1988The Dawning — Capt. Rankin
• The Fear — Con
• 1988The Four Minute Mile — Norris McWhirter
• 1988Unusual Ground Floor Conversion
• Inspector Morse — John Marriat
• ScreenPlay — Andy, Det Sgt Billy McCourbrey
• 1986Sky Bandits — Mechanic
• Screen Two — Joe, John
• 1985The Price — Willy
• The Price — Willy
• 1984The Cry — Peter Douglas
• 1980The Long March — Colm
• Great Performances — Fred Graham/Petruchio

Appearances as themselves (10)

• Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening — Self
• 2019Lost Lives — Self (voice)
• Mountain Vets — Self - Narrator (voice)
• 2019Searching for Sam: Adrian Dunbar on Samuel Beckett — Self - Presenter
• The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan — Self
• 2014Brendan Behan: The Roaring Boy — Himself
• World's Most Dangerous Roads — Self - Narrator
• The Graham Norton Show — Self
• Have I Got News for You — Self - Host
• Have I Got a Bit More News for You — Self - Presenter