Acting · Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, UK · Born August 1, 1958
Adrian Dunbar (born 1 August 1958) is an actor from Northern Ireland, best known for his television and theatre work. Dunbar co-wrote and starred in the 1991 film, Hear My Song, nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the BAFTA awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Adrian Dunbar, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
MovieKiss Me, Kate
2024
as Fred Graham / Petruchio
MovieA Sudden Case of Christmas
2024
as Otto
TVRomesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening
2024
as Self
TVAdrian Dunbar: My Ireland
2022
as Presenter
MovieEmily
2022
as Patrick Brontë
TVRidley
2022
as DI Alex Ridley
TVAdrian Dunbar's Coastal Ireland
2021
MovieSearching for Sam: Adrian Dunbar on Samuel Beckett
2019
as Self - Presenter
TVDNA Journey
2019
MovieLost Lives
2019
as Self (voice)
TVThe Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan
2019
as Self
TVBlood
2018
as Jim Hogan
MovieThe Snowman
2017
as Frederik Aasen
TVBroken
2017
as Father Peter Flaherty
MovieTwo Angry Men
2016
as Sam Thompson
MovieBrendan Behan: The Roaring Boy
2014
as Himself
MovieWalter
2014
as DI Walter Gambon
TVInside No. 9
2014
as Adrian
TVJo
2013
MovieThe Attendant
2012
as Frankie
TVThe Life and Adventures of Nick Nickleby
2012
as Ralph Nickleby
TVA Touch of Cloth
2012
as Damien Vull
TVThe Hollow Crown
2012
as Plantagenet
TVLine of Duty
2012
as SI Ted Hastings
MovieGood Vibrations
2012
as Andy
MovieHideaways
2011
as Dr. Russell
Mother's Milk
2011
as Seamus
TVDeath in Paradise
2011
as Aidan Miles
TVWorld's Most Dangerous Roads
2011
as Self - Narrator
TVSilk
2011
as Joe Gillespie QC
MovieMo
2010
as David Trimble
MovieThe Last Confession of Alexander Pearce
2009
as Philip Conolly
MovieAct of God
2009
as Frank O'Connor
Tailwind
2009
as Narrator
TVWhistleblower
2008
as Florence Wycherley
TVAshes to Ashes
2008
as Martin Summers
MovieEye of the Dolphin
2007
as Dr. James Hawk
TVThe Graham Norton Show
2007
as Self
Against Nature
2006
as The Tramp
MovieChild of Mine
2005
as Alfie Palmer
MovieThe Quatermass Experiment
2005
as Detective Lomax
MovieMickybo and Me
2005
as Mickybo's Da
MovieKidnapped
2005
as Alexander Balfour/Ebenezer Balfour
TVKidnapped
2005
MovieCar Crash: The Delorean Story
2004
as Narrator
TVSuspicion
2003
as Mark Finnegan
MovieTriggermen
2002
as Andy Jarrett
MovieHow Harry Became a Tree
2002
as George
MovieShooters
2002
as Max Bell
TVMurphy's Law
2001
as Mickey Munday
TVMurder in Mind
2001
as Tom Robbins
MovieWild About Harry
2000
as J. J. MacMahon
Tough Love
2000
as DCI Mike Love
MovieThe Wedding Tackle
2000
as Mr. Mac
The Jump
1998
as Alan Cox
MovieThe General
1998
as Noel Curley
TVMelissa
1997
as Graeme Hepburn
MovieThe Near Room
1997
as Charlie Colquhoun
MovieRichard III
1995
as James Tyrrell
MovieCruel Train
1995
as Jack Dando
MovieInnocent Lies
1995
as Alan Cross
MoviePleasure
1994
as Gustave Coudray
MovieThe Blue Boy
1994
as Joe
MovieWidows' Peak
1994
as Godfrey Doyle-Counihan
TVA Woman's Guide to Adultery
1993
as Michael
TVCracker
1993
as Kelly
A Statement of Affairs
1993
as Adrian
TVA Touch of Frost
1992
as Gerry Berland
MovieThe Crying Game
1992
as Maguire
MovieThe Playboys
1992
as Mick
MovieHear My Song
1991
as Micky O'Neill
MovieChildren of the North
1991
as Martin Deeley
MovieForce of Duty
1991
as DS Billy McCourbrey
A Box of Swan
1990
as John
Centrepoint
1990
as Brown
TVHave I Got News for You
1990
as Self - Host
The Wake
1990
as Lucien
MovieDrowning in the Shallow End
1990
as John
MovieThe Englishman's Wife
1990
as Andy
MovieDealers
1989
as Lennon Mayhew
MovieMy Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown
1989
as Peter
MovieThe Four Minute Mile
1988
as Norris McWhirter
MovieThe Dawning
1988
as Capt. Rankin
Reasonable Force
1988
as Robbie MacIntyre
TVThe Fear
1988
as Con
Unusual Ground Floor Conversion
1988
TVInspector Morse
1987
as John Marriat
MovieSky Bandits
1986
as Mechanic
TVScreenPlay
1986
as Andy
MovieThe Price
1985
as Willy
TVThe Price
1985
as Willy
TVScreen Two
1985
as Joe
MovieThe Cry
1984
as Peter Douglas
MovieThe Long March
1980
as Colm
TVGreat Performances
1971
as Fred Graham/Petruchio
TVHave I Got a Bit More News for You
as Self - Presenter
