Actor profile

Brian Bedford

16th February 1935 Morley, West Yorkshire, England, UK Acting

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brian Bedford (16 February 1935 – 13 January 2016) was an English actor. He appeared in film and on stage and was an actor-director of Shakespeare productions. Bedford was nominated for seven Tony Awards for his theatrical work. Description above from the Wikipedia article Brian Bedford, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

17 Movies 24 TV Shows 43 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Importance of Being Earnest poster

The Importance of Being Earnest 2nd June 2011 as Lady Bracknell

A Christmas Carol poster

A Christmas Carol 28th November 2004 as Mr. Fezziwig

Mr. St. Nick poster

Mr. St. Nick 17th October 2002 as Jasper

The Trial of Adolf Eichmann poster

The Trial of Adolf Eichmann 30th April 1997 as Adolf Eichmann (voice)

Nixon poster

Nixon 22nd December 1995 as Clyde Tolson

The Last Best Year poster

The Last Best Year 4th November 1990 as Dr. Castle

Robin Hood poster

Robin Hood 8th November 1973 as Robin Hood - A Fox (voice)

Androcles and the Lion poster

Androcles and the Lion 15th November 1967 as Lentulus

Grand Prix poster

Grand Prix 21st December 1966 as Scott Stoddard

Grand Prix: Challenge of the Champions poster

Grand Prix: Challenge of the Champions 21st December 1966 as Self

The Pad and How to Use It poster

The Pad and How to Use It 17th August 1966 as Bob Handman

The Holy Terror poster

The Holy Terror 7th April 1965 as Billy Sims

The Punch and Judy Man poster

The Punch and Judy Man 8th April 1963 as 1st Escort

Number Six poster

Number Six 1st April 1962 as Jimmy Gale

The Angry Silence poster

The Angry Silence 10th March 1960 as Eddie

Miracle in Soho poster

Miracle in Soho 9th July 1957 as Johnny

Man of the Moment poster

Man of the Moment 24th November 1955 as Clapper Boy (uncredited)

More Tales of the City poster

More Tales of the City 7th June 1998 as Henry Callaway Kent

Scarlett poster

Scarlett 13th November 1994 as Sir John Morland

Frasier poster

Frasier 16th September 1993 as Edward

Bob poster

Bob 18th September 1992

The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents poster

The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents 29th September 1985 as Stewart Dean

The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents poster

The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents 29th September 1985 as Sherlock Holmes

The Equalizer poster

The Equalizer 18th September 1985 as W. Donald Polk

The Equalizer poster

The Equalizer 18th September 1985 as Paul Coble

The Equalizer poster

The Equalizer 18th September 1985 as Harold Ross / Emil Kostov

Murder, She Wrote poster

Murder, She Wrote 30th September 1984 as Alastair Andrews

Cheers poster

Cheers 30th September 1982 as Greg Stone

Great Performances poster

Great Performances 28th January 1971 as Degas (voice)

Nanny and the Professor poster

Nanny and the Professor 21st January 1970 as Cholmondeley Featherstonehaugh

The Name of the Game poster

The Name of the Game 20th September 1968 as Anthony Malcolm

The Dick Cavett Show poster

The Dick Cavett Show 6th June 1968 as Self - Guest

Judd, for the Defense poster

Judd, for the Defense 8th September 1967

Coronet Blue poster

Coronet Blue 29th May 1967 as Anthony

The Merv Griffin Show poster

The Merv Griffin Show 1st October 1962 as Self

Sir Francis Drake poster

Sir Francis Drake 12th November 1961 as Estaban

Ben Casey poster

Ben Casey 2nd October 1961

Edgar Wallace Mysteries poster

Edgar Wallace Mysteries 1st March 1959 as Jimmy Gale

Tony Awards poster

Tony Awards 1st April 1956 as Self - Nominee

Tony Awards poster

Tony Awards 1st April 1956 as Self - In Memoriam (archive footage)

Hallmark Hall of Fame poster

Hallmark Hall of Fame 24th December 1951 as Billy Sims