Acting · Westminster, London, England, UK · Born October 23, 1945
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hugh Matthew Fraser (born 23 October 1945) is an English actor, theatre director, and author. He has regularly appeared on film and in television and is best known for his portrayal of Captain Hastings in the television series Agatha Christie's Poirot, and his role as the Duke of Wellington (replacing David Troughton) in the Sharpe television series. Fraser has frequently been cast as upper class or aristocratic characters.
TVUnsinkable
2024
as Justice Langton
MovieThe Haunted Hotel
2021
as Tim ("40 Years")
MovieAgatha Christie: 100 Years of Poirot and Miss Marple
2020
as Self - Lt. Hastings, ITV's Poirot
MovieLawrence After Arabia
2020
as Lord Allenby
MovieThe Stars Have Aligned
2016
MovieCrystal Skulls
2014
as John Sr.
MovieJackboots on Whitehall
2010
as BBC Newsreader/ Gaston (voice)
MovieSharpe's Challenge
2006
as Wellington
MovieA Very Social Secretary
2005
as Stephen Quinn
MovieThe Baby Juice Express
2004
as Arthur Burnett CBE
TVThe Alan Clark Diaries
2004
as Tristan Garel-Jones
TVNew Tricks
2004
TVDeath in Holy Orders
2003
as George Gregory
MovieChaos and Cadavers
2003
as Mr Fraser
MovieThe Lost Battalion
2001
as General DeCoppet
Badger
1999
MovieSharpe: The Legend
1997
as Wellington
MovieSharpe's Waterloo
1997
as Field Marshal His Grace Arthur Wellesley, The Duke of Wellington
Movie101 Dalmatians
1996
as Frederick
MovieSharpe's Mission
1996
as Field Marshal The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Siege
1996
as Field Marshal The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Battle
1995
as Field Marshal The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Gold
1995
as General The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Honour
1994
as General The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Enemy
1994
as General The Most Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Marquess of Wellington
MovieSharpe's Company
1994
as General The Right Honorable Arthur Wellesley, The Earl of Wellington
TVPeak Practice
1993
as Marcus Menzies
TVSharpe
1993
as Lord Wellington
MoviePatriot Games
1992
as Watkins
MovieEvents at Drimaghleen
1991
as Adrian Harper
TVThe Advocates
1991
MovieLorna Doone
1990
as King James II
MovieHeartland
1989
as Saunders
TVAgatha Christie's Poirot
1989
as Captain Arthur Hastings
TVJack the Ripper
1988
as Sir Charles Warren
TVGame, Set, and Match
1988
as Giles Trent
MovieCodename: Kyril
1988
as Peter Jackson
TVCodename: Kyril
1988
as Peter Jackson
TVThe Play on One
1988
as Saunders
Murder on the Bluebell Line
1987
as Sherlock Holmes
Yesterday's Dreams
1987
as Dearman
TVCall Me Mister
1986
TVScreenPlay
1986
as Adrian Harper
MovieThe Insurance Man
1986
as Culick
TVEdge of Darkness
1985
as Bennett
MovieThe Price
1985
as Richard Lefray
TVTaggart
1983
TVReilly: Ace of Spies
1983
as Hill
MovieCurse of the Pink Panther
1983
as Dr. Arno Stang
Movielisten...
1982
as Airline Passenger
MovieThe Draughtsman's Contract
1982
as Mr. Talmann
MovieThe Missionary
1982
as Wedding Usher
TVCloud Howe
1982
as Robert Colquohoun
MovieFirefox
1982
as Police Inspector Tortyev
MovieThe World Cup: A Captain's Tale
1982
as Gordon Knightly
TVBird of Prey
1982
as Kellner
TVSmuggler
1981
Hands
1980
as Geoff
MovieHanover Street
1979
as Capt. Harold Lester
TVTales of the Unexpected
1979
as Paul Standing
MovieOne Fine Day
1979
as First Man in Lift
TVEdward and Mrs Simpson
1978
as Anthony Eden
MovieEdward & Mrs. Simpson
1978
as Anthony Eden
TVOut
1978
as Des
MovieLicking Hitler
1978
as Will Langley
TVTarget
1977
as Sgt. Foster
MovieThe Duellists
1977
as Officer
MovieThe Man in the Iron Mask
1977
as Montfleury
MovieThe Ritz
1976
as Disc Jockey
MovieEarly Struggles
1976
as Musician
MovieEnemy
1976
as Man with Dog
TVRainbow
1972
as Himself (Telltale member)
MovieDeviation
1971
as -
TVPlay for Today
1970
as Will Langley
TVITV Playhouse
1967
as Geoff
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Wally
Television Club
1962
as Kier Fewkes
