Acting · Headley, Hampshire, England, UK · Born August 15, 1946
Harry Jones has performed on screen and television since 1970, thrice playing characters described as "Wee." He made his film debut in Country Dance (with Peter O'Toole), as a "wee" farmer, and went on to appear in the mythological epic Clash of the Titans, Dangerous Liaisons (with Glenn Close and John Malkovich), Erik the Viking (with Terry Jones), The Little Vampire, and Quills. TV credits include spots on the British soap opera Coronation Street, Highlander, As Time Goes By (with Geoffrey Palmer), and a recurring role as Mr. Bunce on the children's fantasy series Dark Towers (with Peter Mayhew).
MovieQuills
2000
as Orvolle
MovieThe Little Vampire
2000
as Caretaker
TVPsychos
1999
as Ray
MovieMuppet Treasure Island
1996
as Easy Pete
The House of Windsor
1994
as Sandy McIntyre
TVPie in the Sky
1994
as Tom Carey
TVPeak Practice
1993
as Jack Smethurst
TVSeekers
1993
as Al Franks
TVHighlander: The Series
1992
as Andrew
TVAs Time Goes By
1992
as Taxi Driver
TVTime Riders
1991
as Prisoner
TVPerformance
1991
as Old man
MovieDreaming
1991
as Wino
The Fool
1990
MovieChicago Joe and the Showgirl
1990
as Taxi Driver
TVYou Rang, M'Lord?
1990
as Offensive Man
MovieSilent Scream
1990
as Frank Winters
MovieDangerous Liaisons
1988
as Armand
TVRockliffe's Babies
1987
as Terry Ford
TVBrush Strokes
1986
as Barry
TVLadies in Charge
1986
as Fred
TVLovejoy
1986
as Scotch Doogie
Kisses on the Bottom
1985
as Jock
TVDempsey and Makepeace
1985
as Rat-faced Webster
TVThe Secret Servant
1984
as Charley Farthing
MovieSword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
1984
as 2nd Torturer
TVRobin of Sherwood
1984
as Irish Villain
MovieSalad Days
1983
as Troppo
TVBergerac
1981
as Barman
MovieClash of the Titans
1981
as Huntsman
MovieA Tale of Two Cities
1980
as Wiggins
TVTales of the Unexpected
1979
as Bert Rummins
MovieMeasure for Measure
1979
TVOut
1978
as Foxy
TVBlake's 7
1978
as Jarriere
MovieSummer Season
1976
as Tom Bredin
TVThe Legend of Robin Hood
1975
as Monk
TVThe Sweeney
1975
as Hooter
MovieOrkney
1971
as Factor
