Actor profile

Linal Haft

23rd March 1945 London, England, UK Acting

24 Movies 31 TV Shows 58 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Joan Rivers at the BBC poster

Joan Rivers at the BBC 8th September 2024 as Manny (archive)

A Midsummer Night's Dream poster

A Midsummer Night's Dream 23rd December 2022 as Philostrate

Tango One poster

Tango One 2nd March 2018 as Maury Goldman

We Still Steal the Old Way poster

We Still Steal the Old Way 9th January 2017 as Blind Harry

The Gatehouse poster

The Gatehouse 1st October 2016 as Algernon Sykes

The Search for Simon poster

The Search for Simon 3rd May 2013 as Dad

After Death poster

After Death 5th October 2012 as Uncle Simon

Outside Bet poster

Outside Bet 27th April 2012 as Ted

Tu£sday poster

Tu£sday 10th October 2008

Tu£sday poster

Tu£sday 10th October 2008 as William

Solo poster

Solo 27th July 2006 as Reno

The Man Who Sued God poster

The Man Who Sued God 25th October 2001 as Rabbi

Ihaka: Blunt Instrument poster

Ihaka: Blunt Instrument 9th October 2001 as Lynch

He Died with a Felafel in His Hand poster

He Died with a Felafel in His Hand 30th August 2001 as Brisbane Goon #1

Moulin Rouge! poster

Moulin Rouge! 18th May 2001 as Warner

The Three Stooges poster

The Three Stooges 24th April 2000 as Harry Cohn

Soft Fruit poster

Soft Fruit 28th October 1999 as Vic

The Duck poster

The Duck 1st November 1998

Pete Townshend Live in New York Featuring Psychoderelict poster

Pete Townshend Live in New York Featuring Psychoderelict 16th November 1993 as Rastus Knight

The Zero Option poster

The Zero Option 19th November 1988 as Riley

Escape from Sobibor poster

Escape from Sobibor 12th April 1987 as Oberkapo Porchek

Birth of the Beatles poster

Birth of the Beatles 23rd November 1979 as Agent

Comedians poster

Comedians 25th October 1979 as Sammy Samuels

A Dog's Ransom poster

A Dog's Ransom 7th March 1978 as Cookson

NCIS: Sydney poster

NCIS: Sydney 10th November 2023 as Petty Officer Frank Doherty

Ripper Street poster

Ripper Street 30th December 2012 as Joseph Lavender

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King poster

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King 12th July 2006 as Archibald

The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant poster

The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant 30th October 2005

Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars poster

Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars 17th October 2004 as Maryk

White Collar Blue poster

White Collar Blue 12th August 2002 as Gus Dramah

The Lost World poster

The Lost World 3rd April 1999 as Lord Winston Churchill

Farscape poster

Farscape 19th March 1999 as Zelkin

Farscape poster

Farscape 19th March 1999 as Maryk

Vanity Fair poster

Vanity Fair 1st November 1998 as Moss

Good Guys, Bad Guys poster

Good Guys, Bad Guys 30th March 1997 as Arthur Goodbold

Big Sky poster

Big Sky 17th February 1997 as Klenner

Blue Heelers poster

Blue Heelers 10th September 1993

The Upper Hand poster

The Upper Hand 1st May 1990 as Sid Silverman

The Charmer poster

The Charmer 18th October 1987

Bust poster

Bust 1st September 1987 as Basil Hendry

First Among Equals poster

First Among Equals 30th September 1986 as Ronnie Nethercote

Matlock poster

Matlock 3rd March 1986 as Robert Harris

EastEnders poster

EastEnders 19th February 1985 as Harry Gold

Dempsey and Makepeace poster

Dempsey and Makepeace 11th January 1985 as Perry

The Bill poster

The Bill 16th October 1984

Remington Steele poster

Remington Steele 1st October 1982 as Armstrong

Shine on Harvey Moon poster

Shine on Harvey Moon 8th January 1982 as Monty Fish

Great Expectations poster

Great Expectations 4th October 1981 as Orlick

Minder poster

Minder 29th October 1979 as Ronnie

Minder poster

Minder 29th October 1979 as Brian Gamage

Minder poster

Minder 29th October 1979 as Mervyn Kravitz

The Professionals poster

The Professionals 30th December 1977 as Jack Canon

I, Claudius poster

I, Claudius 20th September 1976 as Geta

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Brian Fischer

Riptide poster

Riptide 6th February 1969 as Curly