Julian Wadham
Acting
Born August 7, 1958, Ware, Hertfordshire, England, UK
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Julian Wadham (born 7 August 1958) is a British actor of stage, film and television. He has appeared on television as both Charles II (in the 2004 BBC docudrama Wren: The Man Who Built Britain) and George V (in the TV adaptation of the play My Boy Jack). He appeared onstage as Don Pedro (alongside Zoë Wanamaker and Simon Russell Beale) at the Royal National Theatre's 2007-08 production of Much Ado About Nothing.
Filmography
- Black Doves — Andy
- 2023Napoleon — Jean de Cambaceres
- The Gold — Rufus McHugh QC
- The Chelsea Detective — Andrew Mansfield
- The Singapore Grip — Solomon Langfeld
- 2019The Song of Names — Mr. Bailey, Arbuthnot Bailey
- 2018Colette — Ollendorff
- 2018The Happy Prince — Mr. Arbuthnott
- 2017Churchill — Bernard Montgomery
- The Last Post — Colonel Richard Amery
- 2017Tokyo Trial — Erima H. Northcroft
- 2017Victoria & Abdul — Alick Yorke
- 2016The 9th Life of Louis Drax — Dr. Janek
- The Crown — David Stancliffe
- Tokyo Trial — Erima H. Northcroft
- 2015Queen & Country — Colonel Fielding
- The Casual Vacancy — Aubrey Sweetlove
- Outlander — Lord General George Murray
- 2014The Riot Club — Miles' Father
- Father Brown — Colonel Adams
- 2013National Theatre Live: This House — Humphrey Atkins
- 2012Cheerful Weather for the Wedding — Uncle Bob
- 2012Now Is Good — Dr. Ryan
- 2012Outpost: Black Sun — Hunt
- 2012The Scapegoat — Headmaster
- Death in Paradise — Frank Henderson
- 2011Eric & Ernie — Ronnie Waldman
- Silk — Lever
- 2011The Iron Lady — Francis Pym
- 2011War Horse — Trench Captain
- Downton Abbey — General Sir Herbert Strutt
- 2010Legacy — Gregor Salenko
- 10 Minute Tales — New Boyfriend
- 2008Outpost — Hunt
- Lewis — Tom Rattenbury
- 2007My Boy Jack — King George V
- 2007The Last Days of the Raj — Evan Jenkins
- 2006Ghostboat — Captain Byrnes
- 2006Goya's Ghosts — Joseph Bonaparte
- Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial — David Maxell-Fyfe
- 2005Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist — Major Granville
- Egypt — Lord Carnarvon
- 2005The Government Inspector — Jonathan Powell
- 2005The Search for Tutankhamun — Lord Carnarvon
- 2005Tom Brown's Schooldays — Squire Brown
- 2005Wah-Wah — Charles Bingham
- 2005Wallis & Edward — Alec Hardinge
- 2004A Different Loyalty — Andrew Darcy
- Agatha Christie's Marple — Kevin Halliday
- 2004Exorcist: The Beginning — Major Granville
- 2004Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking — Hugo Massingham
- The Alan Clark Diaries — Julian Scopes
- Red Cap
- Foyle's War — W/Cmdr Stephen Foster
- 2002Gypsy Woman — Stanley
- Spooks — Derek Morris
- The Inspector Lynley Mysteries — David Sydeham
- 2001High Heels and Low Lifes — Rogers
- 2000Justice in Wonderland — Desmond Browne
- 1999The Man — Geoffrey
- 1999Toy Boys — Mr. Allen
- Highlander: The Raven — Julian Heller
- 1998The Commissioner — Der Premierminister
- A Dance to the Music of Time — General Liddament
- 1997Keep the Aspidistra Flying — Ravelston
- Midsomer Murders — Simon Fletcher, William Chettham
- 1997Preaching to the Perverted — M'Learned Friend
- The Wingless Bird — Reginald Farrier
- Dalziel and Pascoe — Richard Johnstone
- 1996The English Patient — Madox
- Bramwell — Charles Kilshaw
- Kavanagh Q.C. — Giles Glazebrook QC
- Middlemarch — Sir James Chettam
- Pie in the Sky — Anthony Neale
- 1994The Madness of King George — Pitt
- 1994The Trial of Lord Lucan — Lord Lucan
- Full Stretch
- A Touch of Frost — Harry Monkton
- Between the Lines
- Growing Pains — Andy Drayton
- Heartbeat — Gordon Radford
- Chancer — Mr. Clements
- Agatha Christie's Poirot — Rupert Carrington
- Stay Lucky
- Blind Justice — James Bingham
- 1988Mountain Language — Officer
- 1987Maurice — Hull
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries — John Dyson
- Casualty — Rev. Tony Vassar
- Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy — Arthur
- Me & My Girl — Jerry
- Taggart
- 1982Baal — Johannes
- 1982Bright Eyes — Oliver
- The Agatha Christie Hour — Gerald Champneys
- 1982The Guest — Patron's Son
- Bergerac — David Russell
- 1981Country — Robert Carlion
- The Gentle Touch
- Playhouse — Patron's Son