Brian Bedford
Birthday
1935/02/16
Day of death
2016/01/13 (80 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Morley, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Also know as
Брайан Бедфорд
Biography
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.
Acting
(1995) Nixon
as Clyde Tolson
(1966) Grand Prix
as Scott Stoddard
(1973) Robin Hood
as Robin Hood - A Fox (voice)
(1960) The Angry Silence
as Eddie
(1990) The Last Best Year
as Dr. Castle
(1966) The Pad and How to Use It
as Bob Handman
(1966) Grand Prix: Challenge of the Champions
as Self
(1962) Number Six
as ---
(1963) The Punch and Judy Man
as 1st Escort
(2004) A Christmas Carol
as Mr. Fezziwig
(1967) Androcles and the Lion
as Lentulus
(2011) The Importance of Being Earnest
as Lady Bracknell
(2002) Mr. St. Nick
as Jasper
(1965) The Holy Terror
as Billy Sims
(1962) The Secret Thread
as Tony
(1997) The Trial of Adolf Eichmann
as Adolf Eichmann (voice)
(1984) Murder, She Wrote
as Alastair Andrews
(1985) The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
as Stewart Dean
(1993) Frasier
as Edward
(1985) The Equalizer
as W. Donald Polk
(1951) Hallmark Hall of Fame
as Billy Sims
(1970) Nanny and the Professor
as Cholmondeley Featherstonehaugh
(1967) Coronet Blue
as ---
(1967) Judd for the Defense
as ---
(1961) Ben Casey
as ---
(1961) Sir Francis Drake
as Estaban
(1985) The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
as Sherlock Holmes
(1968) The Name of the Game
as Anthony Malcolm
(1971) Great Performances
as Degas (voice)
(1956) Tony Awards
as Self - Nominee
(1998) More Tales of the City
as Henry Callaway Kent
(1968) The Dick Cavett Show
as Self - Guest
(1985) The Equalizer
as Paul Coble
(1992) Bob
as ---
(1982) Cheers
as Greg Stone
(1985) The Equalizer
as Harold Ross / Emil Kostov
(1956) Tony Awards
as Self - In Memoriam (archive footage)