Peter Howell
Birthday
1919/10/25
Day of death
2015/04/20 (95 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Kensington, London, England, UK
Also know as
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Biography
Peter Howell was an English actor of stage and screen. Despite his relatively privileged life (he was educated at Winchester and at Christ Church, Oxford, leaving the latter when called up for service as an officer in the Rifle Brigade during WWII) Howell was a lifelong active member of the Labour Party and campaigned for a number of social issues. One of his most remembered roles is that of the governor in Alan Clarke's 1979 film version of Scum, which he took because he wanted to highlight th...Read more
Acting
(1979) Scum
as Governor
(1985) Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil
as Prison Governor
(1985) John and Yoko: A Love Story
as Canon Verney
(1960) Watch Your Stern
as Admiral's secretary
(1984) John Wycliffe: The Morning Star
as Dr. John Wycliffe
(1992) My Sister-Wife
as Harley Street Doctor
(1975) Brassneck
as ---
(1962) Two Letter Alibi
as Carlton
(1979) The Winter Ladies
as Solicitor
(1987) Bellman and True
as The Bellman
(1971) Michael Regan
as Gerald Frankiss
(1960) No Kidding
as Father of Angus
(1961) Raising the Wind
as Prof. Lumb
(1960) Tarzan the Magnificent
as Dr. Blake
(1980) The Errand
as The Major
(1980) 'That Crazy Woman'
as Counsel
(1993) Shadowlands
as College President
(1974) Screamer
as Ward
(1994) Princess Caraboo
as Clerk of the Court
(1989) The Mountain and the Molehill
as Churchill's Secretary
(1976) Dad
as Consultant
(1978) Mr and Mrs Bureaucrat
as Other H2A
(1963) Incident at Midnight
as Inspector Macready
(1967) The Prisoner
as Professor
(1975) The Sweeney
as Alan Sevier
(1977) The Professionals
as Howard
(1971) Elizabeth R
as Lord Howard
(1980) Pride and Prejudice
as ---
(1968) The Champions
as Admiral Cox
(1962) Dr. Finlay's Casebook
as Mr Rayburn
(1963) Doctor Who
as Investigator
(1990) Jeeves and Wooster
as Magistrate
(1988) South Of The Border
as Sir Nigel Pearson
(1985) A.D.
as Atticus
(1989) Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Mr. Paul
(1976) Bill Brand
as Venables
(1983) Dalgliesh
as Sir Charles Freeborn
(1983) Reilly: Ace of Spies
as Rothschild
(1979) Tales of the Unexpected
as Louis Kendall
(1973) Heil Caesar
as Julius Caesar
(1983) The Old Men at the Zoo
as Mr. Lascelles
(1974) Playhouse
as Consultant
(1977) BBC2 Play of the Week
as Other H2A
(1971) The Ten Commandments
as Michael Parkinson
(1976) Dickens of London
as Mr. Black
(1960) Somerset Maugham Hour
as Arthur Lowe
(1964) Story Parade
as Dean Welch
(1998) Our Mutual Friend
as Fourth Guest
(1998) Our Mutual Friend
as Third Guest
(2001) Perfect Strangers
as Ernest
(1975) Rumpole of the Bailey
as Judge Leonard Dover
(1978) The Mill on the Floss
as Uncle Glegg
(1975) Edward the Seventh
as Francis Knollys
(1964) Theatre 625
as Headmaster
(1964) Theatre 625
as Whale
(1974) Churchill's People
as Samson