James Fox

The Souvenir: Part II 11th October 2021 as Narrator Patrick's Musical

Surviving Christmas with the Relatives 30th November 2018 as Uncle John

Unknown Heart 21st April 2014 as Ludlow

The Double 3rd April 2014 as The Colonel

Effie Gray 8th March 2014 as Sir Charles Eastlake

A Long Way From Home 6th December 2013 as Joseph

All at Sea 25th May 2012 as George

Cleanskin 8th March 2012 as Scott Catesby

W.E. 1st September 2011 as King George V

The Kid 22nd April 2010 as Alan

Sherlock Holmes 23rd December 2009 as Sir Thomas Rotheram

Bunny and the Bull 27th November 2009 as Narrator

Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1980 11th November 2009 as Philip Evans

Margaret 26th March 2009 as Charles Powell

Mister Lonely 2nd February 2008 as The Pope

Celebration 26th February 2007 as Richard

Goodbye Mr Snuggles 15th August 2006 as Mr. Tomly

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 13th July 2005 as Mr. Salt

Colditz 27th March 2005 as Lt. Colonel Fordham

The Prince & Me 28th March 2004 as King Haraald

Doctor Who: Shada 2nd May 2003 as Professor Chronotis (voice)

Hideous Man 1st August 2002

The Falklands Play 10th April 2002 as Rt Hon Peter, 6th Baron Carrington KCMG MC (Foreign Secretary)

The Lost World 25th December 2001 as Prof. Summerlee

The Mystic Masseur 5th October 2001 as Mr. Stewart

All Forgotten 18th September 2001 as Old Vladimir (voice)

Sexy Beast 12th January 2001 as Harry

Blind Loyalty, Hollow Honor: England's Fatal Flaw 1st January 2001 as Self

The Remains of the Day: The Filmmaker's Journey 1st January 2001 as Self

The Golden Bowl 14th May 2000 as Colonel Bob Assingham

Up at the Villa 14th April 2000 as Sir Edgar Swift

Mickey Blue Eyes 16th August 1999 as Philip Cromwell

Jinnah 7th November 1998 as Mountbatten

Shadow Run 1st January 1998 as Landon-Higgins

Never Ever 17th September 1997 as Arthur Trevane

Anna Karenina 4th April 1997 as Karenin

The Old Curiosity Shop 19th March 1995 as Single Gentleman

An Audience with Ken Dodd 3rd December 1994 as Self

Doomsday Gun 23rd July 1994 as Sir James Whittington

Heart of Darkness 13th March 1994 as Gosse

The Remains of the Day 5th November 1993 as Lord Darlington

As You Like It 9th October 1992 as Jaques

Patriot Games 4th June 1992 as Lord William Holmes

Hostage 10th May 1992 as Hugo Paynter

A Question of Attribution 20th October 1991 as Sir Anthony Blunt

Afraid of the Dark 10th October 1991 as Frank

The Russia House 21st December 1990 as Ned

She's Been Away 9th July 1989 as Hugh Ambrose

Farewell to the King 3rd March 1989 as Col. Ferguson

These Foolish Things 28th February 1989 as Nick Verney

The Mighty Quinn 17th February 1989 as Thomas Elgin

Beryl Markham: A Shadow on the Sun 15th May 1988 as Mansfield Markham

High Season 1st September 1987 as Patrick

Comrades 23rd August 1987 as William Norfolk, Governor of New South Wales

The Whistle Blower 21st November 1986 as Lord

Absolute Beginners 4th April 1986 as Henley of Mayfair, Dressmaker to the Queen

A Passage to India 14th December 1984 as Richard Fielding

Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes 30th March 1984 as Lord Charles Esker

The Road to 1984 19th January 1984 as Eric Blair/George Orwell/Winston Smith

Runners 18th August 1983 as Tom Lindsay

Anna Pavlova 1st August 1983 as Victor d'André

Country 20th October 1981 as Philip Carlion

No Longer Alone 6th October 1978 as Alan Richards

Performance. 3rd August 1970 as Chas

Sympathy for the Devil 1st December 1968 as Self (uncredited)

Duffy 16th September 1968 as Stefane Calvert

Isadora 14th September 1968 as Gordon Craig

Arabella 29th November 1967 as Giorgio

Thoroughly Modern Millie 22nd March 1967 as Jimmy Smith

The Chase 18th February 1966 as Jason 'Jake' Rogers

King Rat 27th October 1965 as Peter Marlowe

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes 16th June 1965 as Richard Mays

The Servant 14th November 1963 as Tony

Tamahine 30th July 1963 as Oliver

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner 20th September 1962 as Willy Gunthorpe - Ranley School Runner (uncredited)

One Wild Oat 16th May 1951 as Porter

The Miniver Story 26th October 1950 as Toby Miniver

The Magnet 1st October 1950 as Johnny Brent