Credits

• 2003 · Calendar Girls as Richard
• 2003 · Appointment with Dr. Terrible as Interviewee – Actor
• 2003 · The Planman as Lord Belford
• 2002 · Possession as Sir George
• 2001 · Dr. Terrible's House of Horrible as Professor MacLewton
• 2001 · Waking the Dead as Sir Cyril Barrett
• 2001 · Attila as Senator
• 2000 · Don Quixote as Montesino
• 1998 · Vanity Fair as
• 1998 · I Want You as Old Man
• 1998 · The Sea Change as Chairman of the Board
• 1997 · Soul Music as Mustrum Ridcully (voice)
• 1997 · Soul Music as Mustrum Ridcully (voice)
• 1997 · Midsomer Murders as Reggie Barton
• 1997 · Richard II as John of Gaunt
• 1996 · The Innocent Sleep as George
• 1994 · Love on a Branch Line as Professor Pollux
• 1993 · The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries as Sir Henry Ancred
• 1992 · Thacker as Humphrey Folland
• 1991 · Performance as John of Gaunt
• 1990 · Waiting for God as Tom Ballard
• 1990 · Kremlin Farewell as Lipetkin
• 1990 · Oxford as Professor Temple
• 1988 · A Handful of Dust as Mr. Graceful
• 1988 · Didn't You Kill My Brother? as Judge Hate
• 1987 · The Happy Valley as Chief Justice (voice)
• 1987 · East of Ipswich as Headmaster
• 1986 · All Passion Spent as Herbert
• 1986 · All Passion Spent as Herbert
• 1986 · A Very Peculiar Practice as Jock McCannon
• 1985 · Out of Africa as Lord Belfield
• 1985 · Code Name: Emerald as Sir Geoffrey Macklin
• 1985 · Bleak House as Lord Chancellor
• 1985 · Monsignor Quixote as The Bishop
• 1984 · Much Ado About Nothing as Friar Francis
• 1984 · The Company of Wolves as Old Priest
• 1983 · Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime as
• 1983 · Flying Into the Wind as Judge Wood
• 1983 · Tales Out of School as Judge Wood
• 1983 · The Cleopatras as Theodotus
• 1983 · The Beggar's Opera as Player
• 1982 · Cymbeline as Caius Lucius
• 1982 · The Comic Strip Presents... as Judge Hate
• 1982 · The Comic Strip Presents... as Professor Temple
• 1982 · The Missionary as Fitzbanks
• 1982 · Britannia Hospital as Professor Millar
• 1981 · For Your Eyes Only as First Sea Lord
• 1981 · Beloved Enemy as Sir Peter
• 1980 · Doctor Who: The Horns of Nimon as Soldeed
• 1978 · BBC Television Shakespeare as
• 1977 · The Professionals as Minister
• 1977 · 1990 as
• 1977 · Three Dangerous Ladies as Collins, the Butler
• 1977 · Jabberwocky as Fanatics' Leader
• 1977 · Hardcore as Lord Yardarm
• 1977 · Raffles as
• 1976 · Star Maidens as
• 1975 · Porridge: No Way Out as Prison Doctor
• 1975 · Rumpole of the Bailey as
• 1974 · The Little Prince as The General
• 1974 · The Abdication as Barberini
• 1974 · Romance with a Double Bass as Count Alexei
• 1973 · The Final Programme as Dr Smiles
• 1973 · O Lucky Man! as Stewart / Prof. Millar / Meths Drinker
• 1972 · The Amazing Mr. Blunden as Mr. Clutterbuck
• 1972 · The Adventures of Black Beauty as
• 1972 · The Ruling Class as Truscott
• 1972 · Up the Chastity Belt as Sir Coward de Custard
• 1972 · Something to Hide as Lay Preacher
• 1971 · The Snow Goose as Recruiting Officer
• 1971 · The Guardians as
• 1971 · The Road Builder as Mr. Bolton
• 1971 · Percy as Alfred Spaulton
• 1971 · Great Performances as The Bishop
• 1970 · The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer as Bishop of Cowley
• 1970 · Play for Today as
• 1970 · Leo the Last as Lawyer Max
• 1970 · Curse of the Mummy as Mr. Trelawny
• 1970 · Catweazle as Gobbling
• 1969 · The Virgin Soldiers as MO
• 1969 · The File of the Golden Goose as Smythe
• 1968 · if.... as History Master
• 1966 · Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment as Counsel
• 1966 · Mystery and Imagination as
• 1965 · Dead Man's Chest as Murchie
• 1965 · One Way Pendulum as Prosecuting Counsel
• 1964 · Redcap as
• 1964 · HMS Paradise as
• 1964 · Detective as
• 1963 · Doctor Who as Soldeed
• 1963 · We Joined the Navy as Naval Officer (uncredited)
• 1962 · Dr. Finlay's Casebook as
• 1961 · Don't Bother to Knock as Scoutmaster
• 1959 · No Hiding Place as
• 1959 · The Bridal Path as Man Giving Directions to the Beach (uncredited)
• 1958 · Fair Game as
• 1957 · Nicholas Nickleby as
• 1955 · The Adventures of Robin Hood as Friar Dennis
• 1951 · Hallmark Hall of Fame as Recruiting officer
• 1950 · Sunday Night Theatre as Sir Andrew Aguecheek