Acting · Croydon, Surrey, England, UK · Born January 14, 1940
John Castle (born 14 January 1940) is an English actor. Castle has acted in theatre, film and television. He is well known for his role as Postumus in the 1976 BBC television adaptation of I, Claudius and for playing Geoffrey in the 1968 film, The Lion in Winter. He also played Dr. Carrasco as well as the prisoner called The Duke in the film Man of La Mancha. Description above from the Wikipedia article John Castle, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
MovieThe Tractate Middoth
2013
as John Eldred
MovieI Against I
2012
as Tommy Carmichael
TVThe Fixer
2008
MovieA Harlot's Progress
2006
as Sir John Gonson
Trafalgar Battle Surgeon
2005
as Gunner Rivers
Princes in the Tower
2005
as Dr. John Argentine
TVMurder City
2004
MovieGods and Generals
2003
as Old Penn
TVSpooks
2002
as Jocelyn Myers
MovieHornblower: Retribution
2001
as Captain Collins
TVA Dinner of Herbs
2000
as Alfred Cottle
TVCI5: The New Professionals
1999
MovieThe Cater Street Hangman
1998
as Rev. Prebble
MovieAnimated Epics: Beowulf
1998
as Hygelac ( voice )
MovieThe Heart Surgeon
1997
as Charlie Hawkesmore
TVThe Heart Surgeon
1997
as Charlie Hawkesmore
TVThe Vanishing Man
1997
as Moreau
TVMidsomer Murders
1997
as Charles King
MovieSeasick
1996
as Chief Engineer Josif Mantz
TVSilent Witness
1996
TVBramwell
1995
as Guy Le Saux
TVWycliffe
1994
as Selby
TVPie in the Sky
1994
as Charles Rider
MovieSparrow
1994
as Giuseppe
MovieRoboCop 3
1993
as McDaggett
MovieMiss Marple: The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side
1992
as Detective Inspector Craddock
TVA Touch of Frost
1992
as Charlie Collingham
MovieThe Crucifer of Blood
1991
as Neville St. Claire
MovieDealers
1989
as Frank Mallory
TVAgatha Christie's Poirot
1989
as Lord Edgware
TVThe Modern World: Ten Great Writers
1988
as Peter Walsh
TVThe Ruth Rendell Mysteries
1987
as Mark
TVInspector Morse
1987
as Tony Doyle
TVLost Empires
1986
as Nick Ollanton
TVLovejoy
1986
as Max Hunter
TVTime for Murder
1985
as Dr David Warreck
MovieKing David
1985
as Abner
MovieThe Life and Death of King John
1984
as Earl of Salisbury
MovieKim
1984
as Narrator (voice)
TVSherlock Holmes
1984
as Carruthers
TVThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
1984
as Carruthers
TVReilly: Ace of Spies
1983
as Count Massino
TVStoryboard
1983
as Miles Longstreeet
Heather Ann
1983
as Petty Officer
MovieRealm of Darkness - The Elusive Depths of Mexico
1982
as Narrator
MovieJudo Champ
1981
as Mr Hall
MovieNever Never Land
1980
as Jim
MovieEagle's Wing
1979
as The Priest
The Wings of the Dove
1979
as Merton
TVTales of the Unexpected
1979
as Derek Johnstone
TVThe BBC Television Shakespeare
1978
as Earl of Salisbury
TVStrangers
1978
as Martin Hargreaves
TVThe Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
1978
TVWilde Alliance
1978
as David Bardsley
TVThe Professionals
1977
as Peter Crabbe
The Three Hostages
1977
as Dominick Medina
TV1990
1977
MovieThe Adventures of Eliza Fraser
1976
as Captain Rory McBride
MovieThe Incredible Sarah
1976
as Damala
TVThe New Avengers
1976
as Colonel 'Mad Jack' Miller
TVI, Claudius
1976
as Postumus
TVThe Fight Against Slavery
1975
as Rev. John Newton
TVWarship
1973
MovieMan of La Mancha
1972
as Sanson Carrasco / The Duke
TVDead of Night
1972
as Michael
MovieMade
1972
as Father Dyson
MovieAntony and Cleopatra
1972
as Octavius Caesar
TVA Ghost Story for Christmas
1971
as John Eldred
Conceptions of Murder
1970
as Miles Giffard
The Promise
1969
TVITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
as Jack Wakefield
MovieThe Lion in Winter
1968
as Geoffrey
MovieIf There Weren't Any Blacks You'd Have to Invent Them
1968
as The Young Man
TVThe Prisoner
1967
as Number Twelve
TVITV Playhouse
1967
as Donald Webster
Escape
1967
as Brendon O'Mahoney
TVBoy Meets Girl
1967
as Rowley Flint
MovieA Night Out
1967
as Seeley
MovieBlow-Up
1966
as Bill
End in Tears
1966
as Leonard Dacie
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Merton Densher
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Benito Mussolini
TVThe Wednesday Play
1964
as Matthew
TVTheatre 625
1964
as Alexis
