Philip Madoc was a Welsh actor. He performed many stage, television, radio and film roles. On television, he played David Lloyd George in The Life and Times of David Lloyd George and the lead role in the detective series A Mind to Kill

Filmography

• 2026Space: 1999 4K Double Bill - Breakaway and The Metamorph — Commander Anton Gorski
• 2024Doctor Who: The War Games in Colour — War Lord (archive footage)
• 2011Hawk — Gawain
• 2007Hitler: The Comedy Years — U-Boat Captain (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 2007Philip Madoc: A Villain for all Seasons
• Y Pris — Y Llywydd
• He Knew He Was Right — QC
• London — Geoffrey of Monmouth
• 2004The Black Death — Gentile da Foligno
• 2003Otherworld — Gwydion (voice)
• 2002Ding Dong — Vicar
• High Hopes
• 2002The Biographer — Sir Mallory
• 2000Best — Jimmy Murphy
• 1998Macbeth — Duncan
• Midsomer Murders — D.I. Owen Jenkins
• A Mind to Kill — DCI Noel Bain
• Moonacre — Sir Benjamin
• 1991A Mind To Kill — DI Noel Bain
• A Very British Coup — Fison
• 1988First Born — Lancing
• First Born — Lancing
• The Bourne Identity — D'Armacourt
• Fortunes of War — Freddi von Flugel
• Casualty — Mike
• If Tomorrow Comes — Alberto Fornati
• Hilary — George
• Mussolini: The Untold Story — Bocchini
• 1985Wynne and Penkovsky — Gorny
• 1985Zina — Leon Trotsky
• 1984The Extremist — Assistant Chief Constable
• Ennal's Point — Jack Tustin
• 1981The Life and Times of David Lloyd George — David Lloyd George
• 1980Alien Attack — Commander Anton Gorski
• Flickers — Jack Brewer
• Spy! — Charles Brousse
• 1979Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll — Fenner
• Hawkmoor — Vicar Davyd
• Target — DCS Tate
• The Sunday Drama — Pitman
• 1976Doctor Who: The Brain of Morbius — Doctor Solon
• 1976The Button Man — Ted
• 1975Operation: Daybreak — Heydrich's interpreter
• Poldark — Sir Henry Bull
• 1975Space: 1999 — Commander Gorski
• Space: 1999 — Commander Gorski
• Survivors — Max Kershaw
• The Good Life — Mr. Snetterton
• The Sweeney — Det. Supt. Pettiford
• Armchair Cinema — Supt. Roumagne
• Churchill's People — Williams
• Playhouse — Ted
• Porridge — Williams
• 1974Soft Beds, Hard Battles — Field Marshall Weber
• The Inheritors — Elliott Morris
• 1974The Prison — Supt. Roumagne
• 1973Bequest to the Nation — French Captain
• 1973Incinerate - With Coal
• Late Night Theatre — The Man
• New Scotland Yard — Cyril Belmont
• The Regiment
• Barlow — Rizzi
• 1971Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde — Byker
• Jason King
• The Last of the Mohicans — Magua
• The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes — Dimitri Wolkinski
• 1970Hell Boats — 'E' Boat Captain
• Manhunt — Lutzig
• UFO — Steven Rutland, Ship's Captain
• 1969Doctor Who: The Krotons — Eelek
• 1969Doctor Who: The War Games — War Lord
• 1969Doppelgänger — Dr. Pontini
• Paul Temple — Humphrey Dean
• 1969The Assassination Bureau — German Officer
• 1969The Spy Killer — Gar
• Dad's Army — U-Boat Captain
• The Champions — Angel Martes
• The Expert — Det. Chief Insp. Lewis
• The Tyrant King — Scarface
• 1967Berserk! — Lazlo
• Man in a Suitcase
• 1966Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. — Brockley
• 1966The Quiller Memorandum — Oktober's Man
• 1965A High Wind in Jamaica — Guardia Civile
• Moulded in Earth — Justin Peele
• 1965Operation Crossbow — German Police Officer
• Public Eye — Dominic Anders
• The Big Spender — Trevor
• The Power Game — Ted Newark
• 1965The Spy Who Came In from the Cold — Young German Officer (uncredited)
• Detective — Ernest Jackson
• The Count of Monte Cristo — Fernand Mondego
• Doctor Who — Solon, Fenner
• Festival — Von Koren
• Moonstrike — Hessle
• 1962Nothing to Pay — Vladek
• Out of This World — George Mathias
• The Saint — Alzon
• Z-Cars
• 1961On the Fiddle — Soldier (Uncredited)
• The Avengers — Ivan, Slater, Van Doren
• Maigret
• Sunday-Night Play — Leutnant Schleicher
• Armchair Theatre — Carpathian Recruiting Officer

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1983The Dylan Thomas Trail — Self - Presenter / Narrator