Acting · London, England, UK · Born April 3, 1946
Nicholas Jones (born 3 April 1946) is an English character actor who has appeared on stage, film and television.
TV★ 8.0House of the Dragon
2022
as Lord Bartimos Celtigar
MovieMiss Willoughby and the Haunted Bookshop
2022
as Professor Vernon Murray
TVAnne
2022
as Sir Murray Stuart-Smith
TVPennyworth: The Origin of Batman's Butler
2019
as Sir Francis Tewkes
MovieThe Children Act
2018
as Professor Carter
MovieDarkest Hour
2017
as Sir John Simon
TVAbsentia
2017
as Irving
MovieWar Machine
2017
as Dick Waddle
TVThe Moorside
2017
as Judge
TVThe Crown
2016
as Lord Moran
MovieIn the Heart of the Sea
2015
as Pollard Senior
MovieMr. Turner
2014
as Sir John Soane
MovieBeyond the Pale
2014
as Sir Edward Shore
MovieEffie Gray
2014
as Doctor Lee
MoviePhilomena
2013
as Dr. Robert
TVFather Brown
2013
as Colonel Cecil Gerard
MovieThe Best of Men
2012
as General Blake
TVThe Hollow Crown
2012
as Archbishop of York
MovieThe Iron Lady
2011
as Admiral Leach
MovieThe Lady
2011
as Robert Gordon, UK Ambassador 1995-1999
TVTwenty Twelve
2011
as Tony Griffiths
TVSilk
2011
as Judge Goodbrand
TVMid Morning Matters with Alan Partridge
2010
as Cecil Croom-Phillips
MovieMargaret
2009
as Tim Renton
TVLittle Dorrit
2008
as Scary Butler
MovieFlawless
2007
as Jameson
MovieSurveillance 24/7
2007
as Lord Raven (Jake's Father)
TVLewis
2007
as Philip Hathaway
TVEleventh Hour
2006
TVSensitive Skin
2005
as Roger Dorkins
TVJericho
2005
as AC Graham Cherry
MovieVera Drake
2004
as Defence Barrister
MovieVanity Fair
2004
as Lord Darlington
TVThe Alan Clark Diaries
2004
as Peter Morrison
TVNew Tricks
2004
as Michaela Pendle
TVThe Commander
2003
TVFoyle's War
2002
as Sir William Chambers
TVSpooks
2002
as Michael Collingwood
TVWaking the Dead
2001
as Leo Harding
MovieHornblower: Retribution
2001
as Lt. Buckland
MovieHornblower: Mutiny
2001
as Lieutenant Buckland
TVRebus
2000
as Commander Steelforth
MovieThis Year's Love
1999
as James
TVHornblower
1998
as Lieutenant Buckland
MovieSharpe: The Legend
1997
as Fletcher
TVA Dance to the Music of Time
1997
as Bob Duport
MovieThe Beggar Bride
1997
as Sir Fabian Ormerod
TVThe Beggar Bride
1997
as Sir Fabian Ormerod
TVJonathan Creek
1997
as Claude Bergman
TVMidsomer Murders
1997
as Reverend Moreland
MovieGobble
1997
as George Cranley
Circles of Deceit: Sleeping Dogs
1996
as Schroeder
TVSilent Witness
1996
TVBramwell
1995
as Lord Edward Carstairs
TVKavanagh Q.C.
1995
as Jeremy Aldermarten
MovieSharpe's Company
1994
as Colonel Fletcher
TVBlue Heelers
1993
TVSharpe
1993
as Col. Fletcher
TVLipstick on Your Collar
1993
as Major Carter
MovieUnnatural Causes
1993
as Luker
TVA Touch of Frost
1992
as Major Harvey
TVAnglo Saxon Attitudes
1992
as Robin Middleton
MovieA Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia
1992
as Lord Dyson
TVFor the Greater Good
1991
as Julian Brind
Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less
1990
as Dr. Robin Oakley
MovieFellow Traveller
1989
as Inspector
MovieThe Saint: The Brazilian Connection
1989
as Dr. Lester
MovieWhen the Whales Came
1989
as Vicar
TVCasualty
1986
as John Packard
MovieOn Wings of Fire
1986
as King Gushnasp
TVTheatre Night
1985
MovieThe Price
1985
as Andrew
TVThe Price
1985
as Andrew
TVScreen Two
1985
as Detective Inspector
TVNumber 10
1983
as Montague Corry
The Glory Hole
1982
as Captain
TVThe Flame Trees of Thika
1981
as Hereward
TVAnna Karenina
1977
TVWings
1977
as Captain Owen Triggers
TVOur Mutual Friend
1976
as Eugene Wrayburn
MovieThe Little Minister
1975
as Captain Halliwell
Husband to Mrs. Fitzherbert
1975
as Prince of Wales
Private Affairs
1975
as Prince of Wales
MovieThe Canterville Ghost
1974
as Duke of Cheshire
MovieDaisy Miller
1974
as Charles
MovieThe Sun Is God
1974
as John Ruskin
MovieAlice Through the Looking Glass
1973
as Unicorn
MovieWolfshead: The Legend of Robin Hood
1973
as Squire
MovieThe Blockhouse
1973
as Kromer
TVThe Protectors
1972
as Ransome
MovieCrucible of Horror
1971
as Benjy Smith
MovieHamlet
1970
as Laertes
TVITV Playhouse
1967
as Captain
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Valère
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Dai
TVHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Laertes
