
Acting · Bristol, England, UK · Born September 24, 1934
Robert Lang was a British an actor of stage and screen, best known for Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), and the 1977-1978 BBC TV series 1990. He was married to the actress Ann Bell.
MovieMrs Palfrey at The Claremont
2005
as Mr. Osborne
Looking for Victoria
2003
as Lord Halifax
TVThe Forsyte Saga
2002
as Swithin
MovieRoom to Rent
2001
as Mark's Father
MovieTrust
2000
as Nathan Anderson
TVNancherrow
1999
MovieNancherrow
1999
as Jerry Pinch
TVMosley
1998
as Lord Curzon
TVThe Jasper Carrott Trial
1997
MovieWilde
1997
as C.O. Humphreys
TVMidsomer Murders
1997
as Woody Pope
MovieSome Mother's Son
1996
as Government Minister
MovieRasputin
1996
as Protopopov
MovieFour Weddings and a Funeral
1994
as Lord Hibbott - Wedding Two
TVUnder the Hammer
1994
as Lord Holloway
The Return of the Borrowers
1993
as Mr. Platter
MovieGenghis Cohn
1993
as Police Chief
MovieThe Trial
1993
as K's Uncle
MovieTracey Ullman: A Class Act
1993
TVThe Borrowers
1992
as Mr. Platter
TVAnglo Saxon Attitudes
1992
as Professor Chun
TVHeartbeat
1992
as Colonel Barber
The Old Boy Network
1992
TVIn Suspicious Circumstances
1991
as Frank Lindo
TVThe Darling Buds of May
1991
as Captain Broadbent
Parnell & the Englishwoman
1991
as Mr. Gladstone
TVDevices and Desires
1991
as Jonah the Tramp
MovieWho Bombed Birmingham?
1990
as Detective Superintendant Ibison
MovieThe Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian & The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
1989
as King Miraz
TVConfessional
1989
as Brigadier Charles Ferguson
MovieBeyond The Pale
1989
as Strafe
TVCampion
1989
as John Barnabas
MovieThe Dog It Was That Died
1989
as Arion
TVThe Chronicles of Narnia
1988
as King Miraz
A Gentleman's Club
1988
MovieHawks
1988
as Walter Bancroft
TVThe Contract
1988
as Deputy Undersecretary
TVVanity Fair
1987
as Mr Osborne
TVInspector Morse
1987
as Chief Superintendent Dewar
MovieTheban Plays: Antigone
1986
as Chorus
MovieDaylight Robbery
1986
as Bank Manager
TVScreenPlay
1986
as Strafe
TVA Very Peculiar Practice
1986
as Lord Thickthorn
MovieHarem
1986
as Ambassador Grant
MovieLady Windermere's Fan
1985
as Lord Augustus Lorton
TVTheatre Night
1985
as Pastor
TVScreen Two
1985
as K's Uncle
MovieThe Sweet Scent of Death
1984
as Detective Sergeant Wells
TVThe Bill
1984
TVThe Glory Boys
1984
as Fairclough
TVHammer House of Mystery and Suspense
1984
as Det. Sergeant Wells
Sharing Time
1984
as Nigel
MovieRunners
1983
as Wilkins
TVShackleton
1983
as Major Darwin
MovieKing Lear
1983
as Albany
The Brack Report
1982
as Harold Harlan
West End Tales
1981
as Attorney General
MovieBraces High
1980
as Inspector Hammond
Donkeys' Years
1980
as David Buckle
TVTales of the Unexpected
1979
as Arthur
MovieThe First Great Train Robbery
1978
as Sharp
MovieThe Medusa Touch
1978
as Pennington
Last Wishes
1978
as Plunkett
TV1990
1977
as Herbert Skardon
An Hour in the Life...
1977
as Wallace Jones: Chief Show Business Editor
Jubilee 1977
1977
as Wallace Jones
TVRaffles
1977
TVThe New Avengers
1976
as Felix Kane
MovieRogue Male
1976
as Jessel
MovieShout at the Devil
1976
as Captain Henry
TVRumpole of the Bailey
1975
as Captain Rex Parkin
MovieThe Stick Insect
1975
as Robert
TVChurchill's People
1974
as Hugh Goodrest
Dial M for Murder
1974
as Drew
MovieI'm the Girl He Wants to Kill
1974
as The Man
MovieNight Watch
1973
as Appleby
European Heritage
1973
as Narrator (voice)
MovieThe MacKintosh Man
1973
as Jack Summers
TVCentre Play
1973
as Robert
MovieEdward G: Like the Filmstar
1973
as Edward Morris
TVThriller
1973
as The Man
MovieAnd No One Could Save Her
1973
as Beck
TVLast of the Summer Wine
1973
as The Commodore
MovieSavage Messiah
1972
as Major Boyle
TVThe Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
as Bernard Sutton
The Bargain Hunters
1971
as Arthur Jones
MovieDeathday
1971
as Adam Crosse
MovieThe House That Dripped Blood
1971
as Psychiatrist (segment 1 "Method for Murder")
TVPlay for Today
1970
as Edward Morris
Menace
1970
as Michael Grant
MovieSon of Iron Horse
1970
as Narrator
MovieA Walk with Love and Death
1969
as Pilgrim Leader
MovieThe Dance of Death
1969
as Kurt
MovieTwenty-Nine
1969
as Peter
TVAdam-12
1968
as The Suspect
MovieInterlude
1968
as Humphrey Turnbull
TVITV Playhouse
1967
as Plunkett
MovieCompensation Alice
1967
as Wilf
TVIronside
1967
TVCallan
1967
TVNET Playhouse
1966
as Yefim
MovieThe Sandwich Man
1966
as Waiter
MovieOthello
1965
as Roderigo
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Russell Blackborough
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Minister
TVOut of the Unknown
1965
as Adam Crosse
MovieCatch Us If You Can
1965
as Whiting, Columnist
Olivier Talks About Othello
1965
as (archive footage)
MovieThe Cherry on the Top
1964
as Bill
MovieUncle Vanya
1963
as Yefim
MovieWest 11
1963
as Football Supporter
The Secret Thread
1962
as Gus
TVAn Age of Kings
1960
as Sir Pierce of Exton
TVArmchair Theatre
1956
as Bill Hemmings