Acting · Morley, West Yorkshire, England, UK · Born February 16, 1935
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brian Bedford (16 February 1935 – 13 January 2016) was an English actor. He appeared in film and on stage and was an actor-director of Shakespeare productions. Bedford was nominated for seven Tony Awards for his theatrical work. Description above from the Wikipedia article Brian Bedford, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
MovieThe Importance of Being Earnest
2011
as Lady Bracknell
MovieA Christmas Carol
2004
as Mr. Fezziwig
MovieMr. St. Nick
2002
as Jasper
TVMore Tales of the City
1998
as Henry Callaway Kent
MovieThe Trial of Adolf Eichmann
1997
as Adolf Eichmann (voice)
MovieNixon
1995
as Clyde Tolson
TVScarlett
1994
as Sir John Morland
TVFrasier
1993
as Edward
TVBob
1992
MovieThe Last Best Year
1990
as Dr. Castle
TVThe New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1985
as Stewart Dean
TVThe Equalizer
1985
as W. Donald Polk
TVMurder, She Wrote
1984
as Alastair Andrews
TVCheers
1982
as Greg Stone
MovieRobin Hood
1973
as Robin Hood - A Fox (voice)
TVGreat Performances
1971
as Degas (voice)
TVNanny and the Professor
1970
as Cholmondeley Featherstonehaugh
TVThe Name of the Game
1968
as Anthony Malcolm
TVThe Dick Cavett Show
1968
as Self - Guest
MovieAndrocles and the Lion
1967
as Lentulus
TVJudd, for the Defense
1967
TVCoronet Blue
1967
as Anthony
MovieGrand Prix
1966
as Scott Stoddard
MovieGrand Prix: Challenge of the Champions
1966
as Self
MovieThe Pad and How to Use It
1966
as Bob Handman
MovieThe Holy Terror
1965
as Billy Sims
MovieThe Punch and Judy Man
1963
as 1st Escort
TVThe Merv Griffin Show
1962
as Self
MovieNumber Six
1962
as Jimmy Gale
The Secret Thread
1962
as Tony
TVSir Francis Drake
1961
as Estaban
TVBen Casey
1961
Sunday-Night Play
1960
as Lt. Chanz
MovieThe Angry Silence
1960
as Eddie
TVEdgar Wallace Mysteries
1959
as Jimmy Gale
MovieMiracle in Soho
1957
as Johnny
TVTony Awards
1956
as Self - Nominee
MovieMan of the Moment
1955
as Clapper Boy (uncredited)
TVHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Billy Sims
