Actor profile

John Thaw

3rd January 1942 Gorton, Manchester, England Acting

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Edward Thaw, CBE (3 January 1942 – 21 February 2002) was an English actor who appeared in a range of television, stage, and cinema roles. He starred in the television series Inspector Morse as title character Detective Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse, Redcap as Sergeant John Mann, The Sweeney as Detective Inspector Jack Regan, Home to Roost as Henry Willows, and Kavanagh QC as title character James Kavanagh. Description above from the Wikipedia article John Thaw, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

30 Movies 41 TV Shows 92 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Buried Treasure poster

Buried Treasure 13th April 2001 as Harry Jenkins

The Waiting Time poster

The Waiting Time 28th October 1999 as Joshua Mantle

Goodnight, Mister Tom poster

Goodnight, Mister Tom 25th October 1998 as Tom Oakley

Into the Blue poster

Into the Blue 30th June 1997 as Harry Barnett

Masculine Mescaline poster

Masculine Mescaline 6th March 1996 as The Man

The Absence of War poster

The Absence of War 18th May 1995 as George Jones

Chaplin poster

Chaplin 17th December 1992 as Fred Karno

Bomber Harris poster

Bomber Harris 3rd September 1989 as Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris

Cry Freedom poster

Cry Freedom 6th November 1987 as Kruger

The Sign of Four poster

The Sign of Four 7th March 1987 as Jonathan Small

Business as Usual poster

Business as Usual 1st January 1987 as Kieran Flynn

We'll Support You Evermore poster

We'll Support You Evermore 14th July 1985 as Geoff Hollins

The Life and Death of King John poster

The Life and Death of King John 24th November 1984 as Hubert de Burgh

The Grass Is Singing poster

The Grass Is Singing 30th August 1981 as Dick Turner

Drake's Venture poster

Drake's Venture 28th December 1980 as Francis Drake

Dinner at the Sporting Club poster

Dinner at the Sporting Club 7th November 1978 as Dinny Mathews

Sweeney 2 poster

Sweeney 2 30th March 1978 as Det. Insp. Jack Regan

Sweeney! poster

Sweeney! 14th January 1977 as Det. Insp. Jack Regan

The Capone Investment poster

The Capone Investment 7th June 1974 as Tom

Regan poster

Regan 4th June 1974 as Det. Insp. Jack Regan

Dr. Phibes Rises Again poster

Dr. Phibes Rises Again 1st July 1972 as Shavers

Competition poster

Competition 5th October 1971 as Tony

Catch Me a Spy poster

Catch Me a Spy 6th September 1971 as (uncredited)

The Last Grenade poster

The Last Grenade 1st March 1970 as Terry Mitchell

Praise Marx and Pass the Ammunition poster

Praise Marx and Pass the Ammunition 1st January 1970 as Dom

The Bofors Gun poster

The Bofors Gun 4th April 1968 as Gunner Featherstone

Dead Man's Chest poster

Dead Man's Chest 27th October 1965 as David Jones

Five to One poster

Five to One 1st December 1963 as Alan Roper

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner poster

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner 20th September 1962 as Bosworth (uncredited)

Serjeant Musgrave's Dance poster

Serjeant Musgrave's Dance 24th October 1961 as Pte. Hurst

Britain At War In Colour poster

Britain At War In Colour 1st August 2012 as Narrateur

The Glass poster

The Glass 27th May 2001 as Jim Proctor

Monsignor Renard poster

Monsignor Renard 27th March 2000 as Monsignor Augustine Renard

The Second World War in Colour poster

The Second World War in Colour 9th September 1999 as Himself - Narrator

Plastic Man poster

Plastic Man 19th May 1999 as Joe McConnell

Kavanagh Q.C. poster

Kavanagh Q.C. 3rd January 1995 as James Kavanagh Q.C.

A Year in Provence poster

A Year in Provence 28th February 1993 as Peter Mayle

Stanley and the Women poster

Stanley and the Women 28th November 1991 as Stanley Duke

Inspector Morse poster

Inspector Morse 6th January 1987 as Chief Inspector Morse

Home to Roost poster

Home to Roost 19th April 1985 as Henry Willows

Screen Two poster

Screen Two 6th January 1985 as George Jones

Mitch poster

Mitch 31st August 1984 as Mitch

Sherlock Holmes poster

Sherlock Holmes 24th April 1984 as Jonathan Small

Six Fifty-Five Special poster

Six Fifty-Five Special 13th July 1981 as Self

The BBC Television Shakespeare poster

The BBC Television Shakespeare 3rd December 1978 as Hubert de Burgh

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Det. Insp. Jack Regan

The Capone Investment poster

The Capone Investment 9th July 1974 as Tom

Thick as Thieves poster

Thick as Thieves 1st June 1974 as Stan

Armchair Cinema poster

Armchair Cinema 28th May 1974 as Det. Insp. Jack Regan

The Protectors poster

The Protectors 29th September 1972 as Mario Carpiano

The Frighteners poster

The Frighteners 7th July 1972 as Wood

The Onedin Line poster

The Onedin Line 15th October 1971 as Mr, Carby

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes poster

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 20th September 1971 as Lt. Holst

Budgie poster

Budgie 9th April 1971 as Denzil Davies

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 15th October 1970

Strange Report poster

Strange Report 21st September 1969 as Inspector Jenner

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Rolf

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Larry Gains

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969

ITV Playhouse poster

ITV Playhouse 25th September 1967 as Williams

Bat Out of Hell poster

Bat Out of Hell 26th November 1966 as Mark Paxton

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as George J. Bundavin

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as Banquo

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965

Redcap poster

Redcap 17th October 1964 as Sergeant John Mann

Edgar Wallace Mysteries poster

Edgar Wallace Mysteries 1st March 1959

Edgar Wallace Mysteries poster

Edgar Wallace Mysteries 1st March 1959 as Alan Roper

Edgar Wallace Mysteries poster

Edgar Wallace Mysteries 1st March 1959 as David Jones

Armchair Theatre poster

Armchair Theatre 8th July 1956 as Tony

Armchair Theatre poster

Armchair Theatre 8th July 1956 as Peter

The BAFTA Awards poster

The BAFTA Awards 29th May 1949 as Self