Actor profile

Michael Fenton Stevens

12th February 1958 London, England, UK Acting

Michael Fenton Stevens added the 'Fenton' (his wife's name) when he became an actor and is sometimes mistakenly credited as Michael Fenton-Stevens. He is a British actor and comedian, a founder member of The Hee Bee Gee Bees[2] and the voice behind the Spitting Image 1986 number 1 hit "The Chicken Song". He also starred in KYTV, and its Radio 4 predecessor, Radio Active.

17 Movies 34 TV Shows 57 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Joke poster

Joke 6th February 2026

Never Too Late poster

Never Too Late 23rd October 2025 as Peter

Got Your Nose poster

Got Your Nose 18th September 2025 as Uncle Roger

Harvey Greenfield Is Running Late poster

Harvey Greenfield Is Running Late 30th November 2023 as Jason Mason

Rogue Agent poster

Rogue Agent 12th August 2022 as Richard Archer

Backseat Driver poster

Backseat Driver 13th January 2019

Carnage: Swallowing the Past poster

Carnage: Swallowing the Past 19th March 2017 as Peter Smithball

The Riddle poster

The Riddle 14th October 2007 as Alistair Forsyth M.P.

Persuasion poster

Persuasion 1st April 2007 as Mr. Shepherd

Perfect Day poster

Perfect Day 11th December 2005 as David

George Orwell: A Life In Pictures poster

George Orwell: A Life In Pictures 14th June 2003 as Why I Write Questions Interviewer

A Tale of Two Wives poster

A Tale of Two Wives 10th February 2003 as Mr. Angry

Gobble poster

Gobble 15th February 1997 as Gordon the Gobbler

Spitting Image: From F.A to Fair Play poster

Spitting Image: From F.A to Fair Play 1st January 1996 as Various characters (Voice)

A Very Open Prison poster

A Very Open Prison 9th December 1995 as John Bentley

Teams from Hell poster

Teams from Hell 1st January 1989

Captain Micro's Electronic Comic poster

Captain Micro's Electronic Comic 1st January 1984 as Captain Micro

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 13th November 2025 as Peter

Slow Horses poster

Slow Horses 1st April 2022 as Leonard Bradley

Avenue 5 poster

Avenue 5 19th January 2020 as Lyle

Ghosts poster

Ghosts 15th April 2019 as Tony Vanoli

The Crown poster

The Crown 4th November 2016 as Peter Beck

Ballot Monkeys poster

Ballot Monkeys 21st April 2015 as Simon

Mrs Biggs poster

Mrs Biggs 5th September 2012 as Fordham QC

Death in Paradise poster

Death in Paradise 25th October 2011 as Tristan Clayborn

Ladies of Letters poster

Ladies of Letters 3rd February 2009

3rd & Bird poster

3rd & Bird 4th June 2008

Benidorm poster

Benidorm 1st February 2007 as Sir Henry

Not Going Out poster

Not Going Out 6th October 2006 as Doctor

Mike Bassett: Manager poster

Mike Bassett: Manager 29th September 2005 as Richard Johnson

Nighty Night poster

Nighty Night 6th January 2004 as Gordon Forks

Trevor's World of Sport poster

Trevor's World of Sport 15th August 2003 as Ralph Renton

Look Around You poster

Look Around You 10th October 2002 as Sir Alan Rees

Footballers' Wives poster

Footballers' Wives 8th January 2002 as Tim Mortimer

Judge John Deed poster

Judge John Deed 26th November 2001

My Family poster

My Family 19th September 2000 as Mr Griffith

My Hero poster

My Hero 4th February 2000 as Vicar

The Legacy of Reginald Perrin poster

The Legacy of Reginald Perrin 22nd September 1996

Wycliffe poster

Wycliffe 24th July 1994 as Marcus Howell

Mud poster

Mud 17th February 1994 as Mr. Ford

As Time Goes By poster

As Time Goes By 12th January 1992 as Paul

The Brittas Empire poster

The Brittas Empire 3rd January 1991

Rita Rudner poster

Rita Rudner 18th September 1990

Drop the Dead Donkey poster

Drop the Dead Donkey 9th August 1990 as Gerry

The Upper Hand poster

The Upper Hand 1st May 1990 as Mike

Mr. Bean poster

Mr. Bean 1st January 1990 as Guest

KYTV poster

KYTV 1st May 1989

Kate And Ted's Show poster

Kate And Ted's Show 4th July 1987 as Various Characters

Spitting Image poster

Spitting Image 26th February 1984

Only Fools and Horses poster

Only Fools and Horses 8th September 1981 as Alan Perkins

The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin poster

The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin 8th September 1976 as Hank Millbeck