Paul Brooke

Acting

Born November 22, 1944, London, England, UK

Paul Brooke is a retired English actor. He made his film debut in 1972 in the Hammer film Straight on till Morning, followed by performances in For Your Eyes Only (1981), Return of the Jedi (1983), Scandal (1989), Saving Grace (2000), Bridget Jones's Diary (2001), Alfie (2004), The Phantom of the Opera (2004) and Oliver Twist (2005). Brooke is the father of actor Tom Brooke. – Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2008Einstein and Eddington — H H Turner
• 2008The Edge of Love — Mr. Justice Singleton
• 2007A Class Apart — Godfrey
• 2005Oliver Twist — Mr Grimwig
• Agatha Christie's Marple — Billingsley
• 2004Alfie — Flower Shop Proprietor
• Hustle — Benny
• The Alan Clark Diaries — Ian Gow
• 2004The Phantom of the Opera — Auctioneer
• The Worst Week of My Life — Vicar
• 2003Doc Martin and the Legend of the Cloutie — Charley
• The Royal — Dr. Marsden
• 2002Bertie and Elizabeth — Tommy Lascelles
• Foyle's War — Arthur Ellis
• 2001Bridget Jones's Diary — Mr. Fitzherbert
• 2001Doc Martin — Charley
• 2001The Affair of the Necklace — Monsieur Bohmer
• 2000Lighthouse — Captain Campbell
• 2000Saving Grace — Charlie
• 2000The Prince and the Pauper — Magistrate
• 2000The Sky Is Falling — Mr. Pitt
• Relic Hunter — Chef Gerald La Grange
• 1999The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Demons of Deception — Policeman #1
• 1999The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc — Domremy's Priest
• The Last Salute — Mr Pimm
• 1998The Scold's Bridle — Duncan Orloff
• A Dance to the Music of Time — Maclintick
• Chalk — Max
• Midsomer Murders — Nigel Anderson
• Nostromo — Capt. Mitchell
• 1997Sharpe's Revenge — Roland
• Annie's Bar — Vernon Du Chine
• Dalziel and Pascoe — Canon Eustace Horncastle
• 1996The Moonstone — Dr. Candy
• Ghosts — Dr Brandon
• Kavanagh Q.C. — Richard Dynevor
• Oliver's Travels — Rowley
• Ain't Misbehavin' — Chuck Purvis
• Dandelion Dead — Arthur
• 1993Genghis Cohn — Interior Minister
• Joking Apart — Dr Strickland
• 1993Splitting Heirs — Tour Guide
• 1993The Trial — Deputy Bank Manager
• 1992A Masculine Ending — Humphrey Morris
• 1992Adam Bede — Martin Poyser
• Between the Lines
• 1992Blood and Dust — Simon
• Covington Cross — Friar
• 1992Mr. Wakefield's Crusade — Doctor
• 1991Children of the North — Ballister
• 1991Hancock — Feature Writer
• In Suspicious Circumstances — Dr Holmes
• 1990The Fool — Lord Paramount
• 1989A Dry White Season — Dr Herzog
• About Face
• Campion — Mr. Parrott
• Mornin' Sarge — Sarge
• 1989Scandal — Detective Sergeant
• 1989Somewhere to Run — Abrahams
• Stay Lucky
• The Justice Game — Alistair Sinclair Murray
• 1989The Kitchen Child
• 1989The Mountain and the Molehill — Lilliwhite
• After Henry — Paul
• 1988Number 27 — Karmel
• 1988The Lair of the White Worm — P.C. Erny
• The Modern World: Ten Great Writers — Dr. Hofrat Behrens
• The Storyteller — Chancellor
• 1988The Storyteller: The Luck Child — Chancellor
• 1987Still Crazy Like a Fox — Constable
• Lovejoy — Gently Bentley
• 1985Blott on the Landscape
• Blott on the Landscape — Hoskins
• Girls On Top — Lawrence
• 1985Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil — Gen. Josef Biegler, SA
• 1985Revolution — Lord Darling
• Screen Two — Deputy Bank Manager, Hans-Dieter Pohl
• 1984Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes — Rev Stimson
• The Kit Curran Radio Show — Les Toms
• Blackadder — Friar Bellows
• Reilly: Ace of Spies — Granier
• 1983Return of the Jedi — Malakili - Rancor Keeper (uncredited)
• The Mad Death — Bob Nicol
• 1983The Phantom of the Opera — Inspector
• Shine on Harvey Moon — Doctor Thrush
• 1981All's Well That Ends Well — Lavache
• 1981For Your Eyes Only — Bunky
• The History Man — Henry Beamish
• 1980Minor Complications — Mornington
• 1979Agatha — John Foster
• Minder — Hamster
• All Creatures Great and Small — Captain Crawford
• The BBC Television Shakespeare — Lavache
• 1978The Comedy of Errors — Angelo
• 1972Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• 1972Straight On Till Morning — Uneasy Man (uncredited)
• Play for Today — Mornington
• 1969The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel — Farquhar
• The Wednesday Play — Farquhar