From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Reginald "Leo" McKern, AO (16 March 1920 – 23 July 2002) was an Australian-born English actor who appeared in numerous British and Australian television programmes and movies, and more than 200 stage roles. Description above from the Wikipedia article leo McKern, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 1999Federation — Henry Parkes
• 1999Molokai: The Story of Father Damien — Bishop Maigret
• 1996Circles of Deceit: Sleeping Dogs — Alexander Petrov
• 1995Dad and Dave: On Our Selection — Dad Rudd
• The Beatles Anthology — Clang (archive footage)
• 1994Good King Wenceslas — Duke Phillio
• 1993A Foreign Field — Cyril
• 1992The Last Romantics — Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
• Screen One — Cyril
• 1988The Master Builder — Halvard Solness
• 1987Travelling North — Frank
• 1985Ladyhawke — Father Imperius
• 1985Monsignor Quixote — Sancho Zancas
• 1985Murder with Mirrors — Insp. Curry
• Screen Two — Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
• 1984The Chain — Thomas
• 1983King Lear — Gloucester
• Reilly: Ace of Spies — Zaharov
• 1982The Boxwallah — Edwin Coote
• 1981Country — Sir Frederick Carlion
• 1981The French Lieutenant's Woman — Dr. Grogan
• 1980Rumpole's Return — Horace Rumpole
• 1980The Blue Lagoon — Paddy Button
• 1979The House on Garibaldi Street — David Ben-Gurion
• 1978Damien - Omen II — Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)
• 1978The Last Tasmanian — Narrator (voice)
• 1978The Nativity — King Herod
• 1977Candleshoe — Bundage
• Our Mutual Friend — Nicodemus 'Noddy' Boffin
• 1976The Omen — Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)
• 1975Rumpole of the Bailey — Horace Rumpole
• Rumpole of the Bailey — Horace Rumpole
• Shades of Greene — Henry
• Space: 1999 — Companion
• 1975The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother — Moriarty
• 1975The Christmas Messenger — (voice)
• Churchill's People — King Penda
• 1974The Sun Is God — JMW Turner
• 1973An Afternoon at the Festival — Leo
• 1973Massacre in Rome — Gen. Kurt Maelzer
• Great Performances — Sancho Zancas
• Play for Today — Horace Rumpole, Sir Frederic Carlion
• 1970Ryan's Daughter — Thomas Ryan
• ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Leo
• 1968Assignment K — Smith
• 1968Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher — Captain Grimes
• 1968Nobody Runs Forever — Mr Flannery, Premier of New South Wales (uncredited)
• 1968On the Eve of Publication — Robert Kelvin
• 1968The Shoes of the Fisherman — Cardinal Leone
• ITV Playhouse — Edwin Coote
• 1967Mafia No! — Narrator
• The Prisoner — Former Number Two
• 1966A Man for All Seasons — Thomas Cromwell
• 1966Alice in Wonderland — Duchess
• 1966The Death of Socrates — Socrates
• BBC Play of the Month — Azdak
• 1965Help! — Clang
• 1965Tea Party
• 1965The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders — Gauner Squint
• 1965The Drinking Party — Socrates
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — Mark
• 1964A Jolly Bad Fellow — Professor Kerris Bowles-Ottery
• 1964Children of the Damned — (uncredited)
• 1964Hot Enough for June — Simoneva
• 1964King and Country — Capt. O'Sullivan
• 1964The Horse Without a Head — Roublot
• 1964The Life of Galileo — Galileo
• The Wednesday Play — Robert Kelvin
• 1963Doctor in Distress — Mr. Harry "Luther" Heilbronn (uncredited)
• Festival — Galileo
• 1962The Inspector — Brandt
• 1961Danger! Men Working — Jerry McMahon
• Drama 61-67 — Billy Driscoll
• 1961Mr. Topaze — Muche
• 1961The Day the Earth Caught Fire — Bill Maguire
• 1960Jazz Boat — Supr. Baker
• 1960Scent of Mystery — Tommy Kennedy
• 1959The Mouse That Roared — Benter
• 1959The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film
• 1959Web of Evidence — McEvoy
• 1959Yesterday's Enemy — Max
• 1958A Tale of Two Cities — Old Bailey
• 1958Chain of Events — Writer
• 1957Time Without Pity — Robert Stanford
• Armchair Theatre — Charles Warren, Sam Arlen, Jerry McMahon
• 1956X: The Unknown — Inspector McGill
• 1955All for Mary — Gaston Nikopopoulos
• The Adventures of Robin Hood — Herbert of Doncaster
• The Wonderful World of Disney — Roublot
• 1951Murder in the Cathedral — Third Knight
• Sunday Night Theatre — Kostylyov, Owner of the Dosshouse, Zdarov

Appearances as themselves (1)

• The World of Hammer — Self (archive footage)