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Bernard Hepton
Oct 19, 1925 (101 years old) in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, UK
Known For
Midsomer Murders
Play for Today
Play for Today
The Wednesday Play
BBC Play of the Month
Credits
2002 ·
The Baroness and the Pig
as Soames
1997 ·
Midsomer Murders
as Harold Winstanley
1996 ·
Emma
as Mr. Woodhouse
1994 ·
Dandelion Dead
as
1994 ·
In The Cold Light Of Day
as Len
1992 ·
The Old Devils
as Malcolm Cellan-Davies
1991 ·
A Perfect Hero
as Arthur Fleming
1991 ·
Eminent Domain
as Slowak
1989 ·
The Woman in Black
as Sam Toovey
1988 ·
Stealing Heaven
as Bishop
1988 ·
The Contract
as Henry Carter
1987 ·
The Charmer
as
1987 ·
The Lady's Not For Burning
as Hebble Tyson
1986 ·
The Disputation
as Raymund de Penjaforte
1986 ·
The Life and Loves of a She-Devil
as Judge Bissop
1985 ·
The Holcroft Covenant
as Commander Leighton
1985 ·
Theatre Night
as Patrick Delafield
1985 ·
Shadey
as Captain Amies
1985 ·
Dear Box Number
as Walter Cartright
1985 ·
Bleak House
as Krook
1985 ·
Screen Two
as Len
1984 ·
An Inspector Calls
as Inspector Goole
1983 ·
Mansfield Park
as Sir Thomas Bertram
1982 ·
Broken Glass
as Tom Heron
1982 ·
Gandhi
as G.O.C.
1982 ·
Saturday Night Thriller
as Tom Heron
1982 ·
Smiley's People
as Toby Esterhase
1982 ·
An Inspector Calls
as Inspector Goole
1981 ·
Kessler
as Albert Foiret
1981 ·
Bergerac
as Sir Geoffrey Newton
1979 ·
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
as Toby Esterhase
1977 ·
Secret Army
as Albert Foiret
1976 ·
Voyage of the Damned
as Milton Goldsmith
1976 ·
I, Claudius
as Pallas
1975 ·
Barry Lyndon
as Diner at Feast for Lord Wendover
1975 ·
Sadie, It's Cold Outside
as Norman Potter
1975 ·
The House on the Hill
as Psychiatrist
1974 ·
Churchill's People
as Oliver Cromwell
1974 ·
Paradise Restored
as Oliver Cromwell
1974 ·
Affairs of the Heart
as Austin Sloper
1974 ·
Item
as
1974 ·
Village Hall
as Mr Joyce
1974 ·
The Squirrels
as
1973 ·
Private Practice
as Derek
1973 ·
Centre Play
as Psychiatrist
1973 ·
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
as
1973 ·
The Adventures Of Don Quixote
as Village Priest
1972 ·
Colditz
as Kommandant
1972 ·
Henry VIII and His Six Wives
as Cranmer
1972 ·
Follow the Yellow Brick Road
as Colin Sands
1972 ·
The Sextet
as Colin Sands
1972 ·
The Organization
as Rodney Spurling
1972 ·
Late Night Theatre
as John Torrance
1972 ·
Six Days of Justice
as Chairman
1971 ·
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
as Mr. J.T. Laxworthy
1971 ·
The Mosedale Horseshoe
as Derek
1971 ·
Elizabeth R
as Archbishop Cranmer
1971 ·
Get Carter
as Thorpe
1970 ·
Robin Redbreast
as Fisher
1970 ·
Play for Today
as Derek
1970 ·
Play for Today
as Fisher
1970 ·
Big Brother
as Lawrence Priest
1970 ·
Catweazle
as Cyril Fitton
1970 ·
Doomwatch
as Oscar Franklin
1970 ·
Manhunt
as Simon
1970 ·
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
as Archbishop Thomas Cranmer
1969 ·
The Main Chance
as Bridges
1969 ·
The Elusive Pimpernel
as Chauvelin
1969 ·
Son of Man
as Caiaphas
1969 ·
The Fosters
as Harry Gerwyn
1969 ·
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
as John Ware
1968 ·
The Fanatics
as Tronchin
1968 ·
The Spanish Farm
as Captain Dormer
1967 ·
City '68
as Walter Whitaker
1967 ·
ITV Playhouse
as Coleman
1967 ·
ITV Playhouse
as Voal
1967 ·
ITV Playhouse
as Derek
1967 ·
ITV Playhouse
as
1967 ·
Escape
as Briggs
1967 ·
Boy Meets Girl
as Clarence
1967 ·
Great Expectations
as Wemmick
1966 ·
The Devil's Eggshell
as Lord Portmanteau
1965 ·
BBC Play of the Month
as Lord Portmandeau
1965 ·
BBC Play of the Month
as Sir Andrew Melvil
1965 ·
BBC Play of the Month
as Village Priest
1965 ·
BBC Play of the Month
as
1965 ·
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Mr Wood
1965 ·
Out of the Unknown
as Harry Gerwyn
1965 ·
The Troubleshooters
as Mayne
1964 ·
The Wednesday Play
as Caiaphas
1964 ·
Theatre 625
as Guy de Ponthieu
1964 ·
Theatre 625
as Osgood
1964 ·
Theatre 625
as Dr Tronchin
1964 ·
Detective
as Jeremiah Batson
1962 ·
Z-Cars
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