Actor profile

Julian Fellowes

17th August 1949 Cairo, Egypt Writing

Julian Alexander Kitchener-Fellowes, Baron Fellowes of West Stafford, DL (born 17 August 1949), known as Julian Fellowes, is an English actor, novelist, film director and screenwriter, as well as a Conservative peer.

37 Movies 33 TV Shows 75 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Dame Maggie Smith - A Celebration poster

Dame Maggie Smith - A Celebration 14th December 2024 as Self

The Marvellous Maggie Smith: A Celebration poster

The Marvellous Maggie Smith: A Celebration 23rd July 2022 as Self

Downton Abbey Live! poster

Downton Abbey Live! 18th August 2019 as Self

A Christmas Star poster

A Christmas Star 29th December 2015 as Himself

Richard Attenborough: A Life in Film poster

Richard Attenborough: A Life in Film 25th August 2014 as Self

The Making of Gosford Park poster

The Making of Gosford Park 18th June 2002 as Self

Dirty Tricks poster

Dirty Tricks 24th September 2000 as Prosecution Counsel

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Love's Sweet Song poster

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Love's Sweet Song 12th July 2000 as Churchill

Aristocrats poster

Aristocrats 20th June 1999 as Duke of Richmond

Shergar poster

Shergar 1st June 1999 as Chambers

Place Vendôme poster

Place Vendôme 7th October 1998 as Wajman

Tomorrow Never Dies poster

Tomorrow Never Dies 11th December 1997 as Minister of Defence

Sharpe: The Legend poster

Sharpe: The Legend 13th October 1997 as Prince Regent

Regeneration poster

Regeneration 27th August 1997 as Timmons

Crossing the Floor poster

Crossing the Floor 5th October 1996 as Sir Mortimer Fawkes

Killing Me Softly poster

Killing Me Softly 7th July 1996 as Prosecution QC

Sharpe's Regiment poster

Sharpe's Regiment 1st May 1996 as The Prince Regent

Jane Eyre poster

Jane Eyre 20th January 1996

A Very Open Prison poster

A Very Open Prison 9th December 1995 as Sir Mortimer Fawkes

Savage Hearts poster

Savage Hearts 20th May 1995 as Bishop

Shadowlands poster

Shadowlands 25th December 1993 as Desmond Arding

Sharpe's Rifles poster

Sharpe's Rifles 5th May 1993 as Major Warren Dunnett

Damage poster

Damage 2nd December 1992 as Donald Lyndsay, MP

The Treaty poster

The Treaty 5th December 1991 as Winston Churchill

Fellow Traveller poster

Fellow Traveller 29th September 1989 as D'Arcy

Goldeneye poster

Goldeneye 26th August 1989 as Noel Coward

Florence Nightingale poster

Florence Nightingale 7th April 1985 as Charles Bracebrige

Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend poster

Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend 29th March 1985 as Nigel Jenkins

Rita Hayworth: The Love Goddess poster

Rita Hayworth: The Love Goddess 1st November 1983 as Aly Khan's Chauffeur

The Scarlet Pimpernel poster

The Scarlet Pimpernel 9th November 1982 as The Prince Regent

Hotline poster

Hotline 16th October 1982 as Leo

Present Laughter poster

Present Laughter 16th December 1981 as Roland Maule

Priest of Love poster

Priest of Love 11th October 1981 as Barbara's Fiancé

The Bunker poster

The Bunker 15th April 1981 as Col. von Below

The Old Crowd poster

The Old Crowd 27th January 1979 as (uncredited)

Full Circle poster

Full Circle 9th February 1978 as Library Attendant

Love on a Gunboat poster

Love on a Gunboat 4th January 1977 as Interviewer

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter poster

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter 2nd August 2015 as Self

The One Show poster

The One Show 14th August 2006 as Self

Never Mind the Full Stops poster

Never Mind the Full Stops 11th May 2006

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson poster

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson 3rd January 2005 as Self

Julian Fellowes Investigates: A Most Mysterious Murder poster

Julian Fellowes Investigates: A Most Mysterious Murder 16th October 2004

Richard & Judy poster

Richard & Judy 26th November 2001 as Self

Monarch of the Glen poster

Monarch of the Glen 27th February 2000 as Lord Kilwillie

Monarch of the Glen poster

Monarch of the Glen 27th February 2000 as Kilwillie

Our Friends in the North poster

Our Friends in the North 15th January 1996 as Claud Seabrook

The Final Cut poster

The Final Cut 5th November 1995 as Henry Ponsonby

Kavanagh Q.C. poster

Kavanagh Q.C. 3rd January 1995 as Clive Crebbin

Martin Chuzzlewit poster

Martin Chuzzlewit 7th November 1994 as Dr Jobling

Pie in the Sky poster

Pie in the Sky 13th March 1994 as Ernest Drummond

(All Quiet on the) Preston Front poster

(All Quiet on the) Preston Front 4th January 1994 as Dermott

Sharpe poster

Sharpe 5th May 1993 as Major Dunnett

To Be the Best poster

To Be the Best 2nd August 1992 as Dennis

Heartbeat poster

Heartbeat 10th April 1992 as Prince Nikolas

For the Greater Good poster

For the Greater Good 20th March 1991 as Neville Marsham

Have I Got News for You poster

Have I Got News for You 28th September 1990 as Self

Dispatches poster

Dispatches 30th October 1987 as Andrew Collins Q.C

Knights of God poster

Knights of God 6th September 1987 as Brother Hugo

Casualty poster

Casualty 6th September 1986 as Mr. Flannagan

Seal Morning poster

Seal Morning 9th March 1986 as Vicar

Dempsey and Makepeace poster

Dempsey and Makepeace 11th January 1985 as Redgrave

Peter and Paul poster

Peter and Paul 12th April 1981 as Nero

Question Time poster

Question Time 25th September 1979 as Self - Panellist

Tales of the Unexpected poster

Tales of the Unexpected 24th March 1979 as George

The Duchess of Duke Street poster

The Duchess of Duke Street 4th September 1976 as Claud Turner-Rumbold

Victorian Scandals poster

Victorian Scandals 3rd September 1976 as Tom Grenville

Rumpole of the Bailey poster

Rumpole of the Bailey 17th December 1975

Churchill's People poster

Churchill's People 30th December 1974 as Redcoat

Omnibus poster

Omnibus 13th October 1967

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as Lord Neville