Credits

• 2017 · Rod Taylor: Pulling No Punches as Self
• 2010 · Love/Loss as Joe
• 1996 · The Prince and the Pauper as King Henry VIII
• 1988 · The Deceivers as Colonel Wilson
• 1988 · Captain James Cook as James Cook
• 1986 · My Brother Tom as Edward Quayle
• 1984 · Murder, She Wrote as Dennis Stanton
• 1983 · Memorial Day as Marsh
• 1982 · The Gondoliers as Don Alhambra
• 1982 · The Pirates of Penzance as The Major General
• 1982 · Ruddigore as Robin Oakapple
• 1981 · Grendel Grendel Grendel as The Shaper (voice)
• 1980 · The Day Christ Died as Pontius Pilate
• 1979 · The Tenth Month as Matthew Poole
• 1979 · Julius Caesar as Marcus Antonius
• 1978 · The BBC Television Shakespeare as Marc Antony
• 1976 · The Story of David as Older David
• 1976 · The Story of David as Older David
• 1974 · Moments as Peter Samuelson
• 1974 · The Story of Jacob and Joseph as Jacob
• 1972 · The Julie Andrews Hour as Self
• 1972 · Henry VIII and His Six Wives as Henry VIII
• 1972 · Late Night Theatre as Robert Browning
• 1971 · Film '72 as Self
• 1970 · Wilton's: The Handsomest Hall in Town as George Leybourne
• 1970 · The Executioner as Adam Booth
• 1970 · The Six Wives of Henry VIII as Henry VIII of England
• 1969 · An Ideal Husband as Sir Robert Chiltern
• 1968 · House of Cards as Morillon
• 1968 · Prudence and the Pill as Dr. Alan Huart
• 1967 · Soldier in Love as John Churchill
• 1965 · BBC Play of the Month as Caliban
• 1965 · BBC Play of the Month as Sir Robert Chiltern
• 1965 · Thirty-Minute Theatre as Geoffrey
• 1964 · Theatre 625 as Kain Sutherland
• 1963 · Festival as Frederic - Hugo
• 1963 · The Spread of the Eagle as Mark Antony
• 1962 · Seven Seas to Calais as Malcolm Marsh
• 1962 · Wuthering Heights as Heathcliff
• 1962 · All Night Long as Cass Michaels
• 1961 · The Hellfire Club as Jason Caldwell
• 1960 · The Dow Hour of Great Mysteries as Baron Leopold von Ragastein / Sir Edward Dominey
• 1958 · The Gypsy and the Gentleman as Paul Deverill
• 1957 · Dangerous Exile as Colonel St. Gerard
• 1957 · True as a Turtle as Harry Bell
• 1956 · Armchair Theatre as Paul de Lussac
• 1951 · Hallmark Hall of Fame as John
• 1950 · Sunday Night Theatre as Crown Prince Rudolf