Actor profile

Paul Angelis

18th January 1943 Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK Acting

Paul Angelis (18 January 1943 – 19 March 2009) was an English actor and writer, best known for his role as PC Bruce Bannerman in the BBC police series Z-Cars, providing the voices of Ringo Starr, George Harrison, the Chief Blue Meanie and the overall narration in the film Yellow Submarine, and for playing Karageorge in the 1981 Bond film For Your Eyes Only. The son of an English mother and a Greek father, he was the older brother of fellow actor Michael Angelis.

15 Movies 32 TV Shows 51 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

This Is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper poster

This Is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper 26th January 2000 as DCS Jack Ridgeway

B. Monkey poster

B. Monkey 15th July 1999 as Gangster

David poster

David 23rd March 1997 as Schimi

The Bullion Boys poster

The Bullion Boys 24th October 1993 as Destry

Runners poster

Runners 18th August 1983 as Tony Gavin

For Your Eyes Only poster

For Your Eyes Only 24th June 1981 as Karageorge

Hussy poster

Hussy 1st May 1980 as Alex Denham

The Vanishing Army poster

The Vanishing Army 29th November 1978 as Conroy

A Dog's Ransom poster

A Dog's Ransom 7th March 1978 as Tom Choley

Sweeney! poster

Sweeney! 14th January 1977 as Secret Serviceman

The Alf Garnett Saga poster

The Alf Garnett Saga 22nd March 1972 as Michael 'Mike' Rawlins

Under the Age poster

Under the Age 19th March 1972 as Susie

Battle of Britain poster

Battle of Britain 15th September 1969 as Albert (uncredited)

Otley poster

Otley 11th March 1969 as Constable

Yellow Submarine poster

Yellow Submarine 17th July 1968 as Ringo Starr / Chief Blue Meanie / George / Narrator (voice)

The Vice poster

The Vice 4th January 1999 as John Fitzsimmons

The Knock poster

The Knock 10th April 1994 as Conny De Vooght

Truckers poster

Truckers 8th September 1987 as Ray

The Brothers McGregor poster

The Brothers McGregor 4th September 1985 as Sergeant Dangerfield

Bulman poster

Bulman 5th June 1985 as DI Snow

EastEnders poster

EastEnders 19th February 1985 as D.S. Barnes

Q.E.D. poster

Q.E.D. 23rd March 1982 as Kroll

Juliet Bravo poster

Juliet Bravo 30th August 1980 as Derek Kershaw

Juliet Bravo poster

Juliet Bravo 30th August 1980 as Gus Tully

Juliet Bravo poster

Juliet Bravo 30th August 1980 as Vic Knight

The Gentle Touch poster

The Gentle Touch 11th April 1980 as Phil Wogan

Kidnapped poster

Kidnapped 7th April 1979 as Sergeant

Dick Turpin poster

Dick Turpin 6th January 1979 as Willard

Armchair Thriller poster

Armchair Thriller 21st February 1978 as Tom Choley

Robin's Nest poster

Robin's Nest 11th January 1977 as Plumber

Shadows poster

Shadows 3rd September 1975 as Roddy

Quiller poster

Quiller 29th August 1975 as Vickers

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Barney Prince

Porridge poster

Porridge 5th September 1974 as Navy Rum

Man About the House poster

Man About the House 15th August 1973 as Mick

Thriller poster

Thriller 14th April 1973 as Terry Cleeves

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes poster

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 20th September 1971 as Gillet

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 15th October 1970 as Conroy

Softly Softly: Task Force poster

Softly Softly: Task Force 20th November 1969 as Billet

Callan poster

Callan 6th February 1967

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle poster

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 15th January 1967 as Travers

Thirty-Minute Theatre poster

Thirty-Minute Theatre 7th October 1965 as Susie

The Wednesday Play poster

The Wednesday Play 30th September 1964 as Tristram

Theatre 625 poster

Theatre 625 3rd May 1964 as Tugman

Z-Cars poster

Z-Cars 2nd January 1962 as PC Bruce Bannerman

Coronation Street poster

Coronation Street 9th December 1960 as Brian Bowes

Armchair Theatre poster

Armchair Theatre 8th July 1956 as Ted