Acting · Cambridge - England - UK · Born February 2, 1948
Matthew Scurfield is an actor and the eldest child of author George Scurfield and his wife Cecilia. His autobiography, I Could Be Anyone, was published in 2008.
TVThe Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin
2026
as Old Man Dafyd
MovieThe End
2020
as The Narrator
MovieThe Last Grain
2017
as William Bailey
MovieDo Re Mi Fa
2016
as Bozo's Conscience
TVGame of Thrones
2011
as Vayon Poole
MovieA Different Loyalty
2004
as Anton Zakharov
TVByron
2003
as Bruno
MovieBait
2002
as DCI Fynch
TVWaking the Dead
2001
as Inspector Tynan
TVRelic Hunter
1999
as Rennes
MovieSwept from the Sea
1998
MovieHenry V at Shakespeare's Globe
1997
as Duke of Exeter
TVHetty Wainthropp Investigates
1996
as Oliver Hardiman
Mirror Man
1995
as Trevor
TVChiller
1995
as Trevor
MovieBlack Beauty
1994
as Horse Dealer
TVWycliffe
1994
as DS Rinnick
MovieSharpe's Honour
1994
as El Matarife
TVPie in the Sky
1994
as Roger Hoskins
TVSharpe
1993
as El Matarife
TVA Touch of Frost
1992
as Dave Chaplin
Dakota Road
1992
as Bernard Cross
MovieA Murder of Quality
1991
as Inspector Rigby
TVThe Chief
1990
as Insp. Jack Harris
TVTales from the Crypt
1989
as Detective
TVThe Jim Henson Hour
1989
as Vaughn
MovieMonster Maker
1989
as Vaughn
TVHeart of the Country
1987
as Peter
TVHardwicke House
1987
as Parent
MovieThe Loss Adjuster
1987
TVCasualty
1986
as Stan
MovieNineteen Eighty-Four
1984
as Guard
MovieThe Jigsaw Man
1983
as KGB man #1
MovieThe Secret Adversary
1983
as Conrad
MovieThe Falklands Factor
1983
as Mr. Dyson M.P.
MoviePocketful of Dreams
1982
as Lugs
MovieRaiders of the Lost Ark
1981
as 2nd. Nazi
TVThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1981
as Number One
MovieMcVicar
1980
as Streaky Jeffries
TVMinder
1979
as Frankie
MovieSweeney 2
1978
as Jefferson
TVOpen All Hours
1976
as Man from Bus Stop
TVThe Sweeney
1975
as Kieran Kennedy
TVPlayhouse
1974
as Lugs
MovieVérité
1973
as Harvey
TVGreat Performances
1971
as Duke of Exeter
