Michael Kitchen
October 31, 1948 (77 years old) in Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK
Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Michael Kitchen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 2025 · Mrs. Weekley's Lover as D.H. Lawrence
- 2014 · Brian Pern: A Life in Rock as John Farrow
- 2012 · White Heat as Jack (present day)
- 2012 · Hacks as Stanhope Feast
- 2011 · My Week with Marilyn as Hugh Perceval
- 2007 · Mobile as David West
- 2002 · Foyle's War as DCS Foyle
- 2000 · Lorna Doone as Judge Jeffreys
- 2000 · Proof of Life as Ian Havery
- 2000 · A History of Britain as Reader
- 2000 · The Secret World of Michael Fry as Herbie
- 2000 · Second Sight as
- 1999 · Oliver Twist as Mr. Brownlow
- 1999 · The World Is Not Enough as Tanner
- 1997 · Mrs. Dalloway as Peter Walsh
- 1997 · Sunnyside Farm as
- 1997 · Reckless as Richard Crane
- 1996 · Dalziel and Pascoe as Philip Swain
- 1995 · GoldenEye as Bill Tanner
- 1995 · The Hanging Gale as Capt. William Townsend
- 1995 · The Buccaneers as Sir Helmsley Thwaite
- 1994 · Fatherland as SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
- 1994 · Harry Enfield and Chums as David the Director
- 1994 · Doomsday Gun as Doctor Christopher Cowley
- 1994 · Pie in the Sky as Dudley Hooperman
- 1993 · To Play the King as The King
- 1993 · Rik Mayall Presents as Jeremy Swain
- 1992 · A Touch of Frost as Jonathan Meyerbridge
- 1992 · Shakespeare: The Animated Tales as Narrator (voice)
- 1992 · Shakespeare: The Animated Tales as Polixenes (voice)
- 1992 · Between the Lines as Roger Boshier
- 1991 · Enchanted April as George Briggs
- 1990 · The Russia House as Clive
- 1990 · Chancer as Roman
- 1989 · Stay Lucky as
- 1989 · Screen One as Bill English
- 1987 · Inspector Morse as Russell Clark
- 1986 · Lovejoy as David Herbert
- 1985 · Out of Africa as Berkeley Cole
- 1985 · Screen Two as Block
- 1984 · Freud as Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow
- 1984 · Weekend Playhouse as Ed
- 1981 · The Bunker as Rochus Misch
- 1980 · Lady Killers as Reverend Father M'Enery
- 1979 · Minder as Maltese Tony
- 1979 · Tales of the Unexpected as Arthur
- 1978 · The BBC Television Shakespeare as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
- 1977 · The Professionals as Duffy
- 1977 · Romance as Maurice Rossiter
- 1976 · Beasts as Bob Curry
- 1975 · Private Affairs as D.H. Lawrence
- 1974 · Churchill's People as John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
- 1974 · Seven Faces of Woman as Archie
- 1974 · Fall of Eagles as Trotsky
- 1974 · Playhouse as Rose S.J.
- 1974 · Playhouse as Peter
- 1973 · Orson Welles' Great Mysteries as Herbert White
- 1973 · Centre Play as The Student
- 1973 · Thriller as George Newton
- 1973 · Thriller as Ian
- 1972 · Country Matters as Henry Batley
- 1972 · Dracula A.D. 1972 as Greg
- 1972 · New Scotland Yard as Peter Coppard
- 1972 · Late Night Theatre as Paul
- 1970 · Play for Today as Dick Foster
- 1970 · Play for Today as Alan
- 1969 · ITV Saturday Night Theatre as
- 1967 · ITV Playhouse as Tommy
- 1965 · BBC Play of the Month as Acaste
- 1965 · Thirty-Minute Theatre as Waller
- Future · Savages as Carlos Esquerdo
- 2023 · The Kemps: All Gold as John Farrow
- 2020 · The Kemps: All True as Harvey Stickles
- 2005 · Falling as Henry Kent
- 2003 · Alibi as Greg Brentwood
- 2002 · Adolf & Eva as Narrator (voice)
- 2001 · New Year's Day as Robin
- 2001 · Lorna Doone as Judge Jeffrey
- 2000 · The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change as Lloyd George
- 2000 · The Railway Children as Father
- 2000 · The Secret World of Michael Fry as Herbie
- 2000 · The Holocaust on Trial as Prof. Richard Evans
- 1998 · Reckless: The Sequel as Richard Crane
- 1998 · The Last Contract as John Gales alias Ray Lambert
- 1997 · A Royal Scandal as Lord Malmesbury
- 1996 · Wilderness as Luther Adams
- 1996 · Wilderness as Luther Adams
- 1995 · Kidnapped as William Reid
- 1995 · Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town as Jeremy Swain
- 1995 · The Hanging Gale as Captain William Townsend
- 1994 · Dandelion Dead as Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong
- 1994 · The Drilling Fields as Voice-over
- 1994 · The Drilling Fields as Voice-over
- 1993 · The Trial as Block
- 1992 · Hamlet as Narrator
- 1992 · The Guilty as Steven Vey
- 1992 · Hostage as Fredericks
- 1991 · The Advocates as
- 1991 · The War That Never Ends as 2nd Athenian Representative
- 1990 · Fools of Fortune as Mr Quinton
- 1990 · Crossing to Freedom as Maj. Diessen
- 1989 · Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage as Smiley Face
- 1989 · Home Run as Bill English
- 1989 · The Dive as Bricks
- 1989 · The Justice Game as Tim Forsythe
- 1989 · Benefactors as
- 1989 · Customer Service From Hell as
- 1985 · The Browning Version as Frank Hunter
- 1985 · Love Song as Young William Hatchard
- 1983 · The Comedy of Errors as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
- 1982 · King Lear as Edmund
- 1981 · A Room for the Winter as Stephen
- 1980 · Caught on a Train as Peter
- 1980 · Breaking Glass as Larner
- 1980 · Bedroom Farce as Nick
- 1980 · The Misanthrope as Acaste
- 1979 · School Play as Rose S J
- 1979 · The Long and the Short and the Tall as Private Bamforth
- 1978 · No Man's Land as Foster
- 1976 · Beasts: What Big Eyes as Bob Curry
- 1976 · A Divorce as Laurence
- 1976 · Brimstone and Treacle as Martin Taylor
- 1975 · The Imp of the Perverse as The Student
- 1975 · Sleepwalker as Ian
- 1974 · Once the Killing Starts as George Newton
- 1973 · The Monkey's Paw as Herbert White
- 1973 · The Brontës of Haworth as Branwell Brontë
- 1973 · The Four Beauties as Henry Batley
- 1972 · The Reporters as Alan
- 1971 · Unman, Wittering and Zigo as Bungabine
- 1971 · Hell's Angel as Dick Foster
- 1970 · Is That Your Body, Boy as Waller