Actor profile

Anton Rodgers

10th January 1933 Ealing, Middlesex, England, UK Acting

Anton Rodgers (born Anthony Rodgers; 10 January 1933 – 1 December 2007) was an English actor and occasional director. He performed on stage, in film and in television dramas and sitcoms, known best for the films The Day of the Jackel (1972) and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988).

49 Movies 58 TV Shows 107 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Go Go Tales poster

Go Go Tales 20th June 2008 as Barfly

You Can Choose Your Friends poster

You Can Choose Your Friends 7th June 2007 as Ken Snell

Longford poster

Longford 26th October 2006 as Willie Whitelaw

The Last Drop poster

The Last Drop 13th April 2006 as Churchill

C.S. Lewis: Beyond Narnia poster

C.S. Lewis: Beyond Narnia 9th December 2005 as C.S. Lewis

The Merchant of Venice poster

The Merchant of Venice 3rd December 2004 as The Duke

Brambly Hedge: Classic Collection poster

Brambly Hedge: Classic Collection 1st January 2004 as Lord Woodmouse / Crabby Blackjacket (Voice)

Secret Passage poster

Secret Passage 1st January 2004 as Foscari

Son of the Pink Panther poster

Son of the Pink Panther 27th August 1993 as Police Chief Charles Lazar

After the Dance poster

After the Dance 5th December 1992 as David Scott-Fowler

Impromptu poster

Impromptu 12th April 1991 as Duke D'Antan

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels poster

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 14th December 1988 as Inspector Andre

The Fourth Protocol poster

The Fourth Protocol 20th March 1987 as George Berenson

Murder with Mirrors poster

Murder with Mirrors 20th February 1985 as Dr. Max Hargrove

The Gay Lord Quex poster

The Gay Lord Quex 13th June 1983 as The Marquess of Quex

A Gift of Tongues 27th November 1982 as Tom Lewis

The Guest poster

The Guest 26th March 1982 as Gerald

Preview poster

Preview 29th January 1982 as Valentine

The Shining Pyramid poster

The Shining Pyramid 22nd August 1979 as Dr. Dyson

Coming Out poster

Coming Out 10th April 1979 as Lewis Duncan/Zippy Grimes

You Are My Heart's Delight poster

You Are My Heart's Delight 27th August 1978 as Mike

East of Elephant Rock poster

East of Elephant Rock 22nd October 1977 as Mackintosh

The Secret Agent 1st October 1975 as Mr. Vladimir

Intimate Reflections 12th December 1974

The Girls in Their Summer Dresses 26th July 1973 as Michael

The Day of the Jackal poster

The Day of the Jackal 16th May 1973 as Jules Bernard

The Left Overs poster

The Left Overs 22nd August 1972 as Mike

The Greeks and Their Gifts 20th June 1972 as Nicholas Lindsay

Scrooge poster

Scrooge 5th November 1970 as Tom Jenkins

The Man Who Haunted Himself poster

The Man Who Haunted Himself 17th September 1970 as Tony Alexander

Where Eagles Dare poster

Where Eagles Dare 4th December 1968 as German Officer at Airfield (uncredited)

Jamie, on a Flying Visit 2nd January 1968

To Chase A Million poster

To Chase A Million 1st January 1967 as Max Stein

The Eye poster

The Eye 24th November 1966 as Julian Clay

Rotten to the Core poster

Rotten to the Core 14th July 1965 as The Duke

Comedy Workshop: Love and Maud Carver 5th June 1964 as P.R.O. / Window Dresser

Carry On Jack poster

Carry On Jack 23rd February 1964 as Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy

The Iron Maiden poster

The Iron Maiden 7th June 1963 as Concierge

This Sporting Life poster

This Sporting Life 7th February 1963 as Restaurant Customer (uncredited)

The Traitors poster

The Traitors 1st May 1962 as Curtis

Carry On Cruising poster

Carry On Cruising 12th March 1962 as Young Man

Operation Stogie poster

Operation Stogie 5th March 1962 as Jock

Part-Time Wife poster

Part-Time Wife 5th December 1961 as Tom Briggs

Petticoat Pirates poster

Petticoat Pirates 1st November 1961 as Alec

On the Fiddle poster

On the Fiddle 10th October 1961 as Soldier in Canteen (Uncredited)

Tarnished Heroes poster

Tarnished Heroes 16th June 1961 as Private Donald Conyers

The Spider's Web poster

The Spider's Web 1st November 1960 as Sgt. Jones

A Taste of Money 1st January 1960 as Shop Assistant

Crash Drive 13th November 1959 as Tomson

Wide-Eye 29th September 2003 as Wide Eye the Owl (voice)

Up Rising poster

Up Rising 25th June 2000

Noah's Ark poster

Noah's Ark 8th September 1997

Midsomer Murders poster

Midsomer Murders 23rd March 1997 as Lord James Chetwood

The Enchanted World of Brambly Hedge poster

The Enchanted World of Brambly Hedge 25th December 1996 as Lord Woodmouse / Crabby Blackjacket (voice)

The Queen's Nose poster

The Queen's Nose 15th November 1995 as Mr. Swingit

Old Bear Stories poster

Old Bear Stories 3rd October 1993

The Gingerbread Man poster

The Gingerbread Man 24th April 1992 as Narrator

Pebble Mill 14th October 1991 as Self

Performance poster

Performance 5th October 1991 as David Scott-Fowler

French Fields poster

French Fields 5th September 1989 as William Fields

After the War poster

After the War 16th June 1989 as Samuel Jordan

May to December poster

May to December 2nd April 1989 as Alec

Fresh Fields poster

Fresh Fields 7th March 1984 as William Fields

Affairs of the Heart poster

Affairs of the Heart 23rd August 1983

The Other Side 27th April 1979 as Adwick

Thomas & Sarah poster

Thomas & Sarah 14th January 1979

Lillie poster

Lillie 24th September 1978 as Edward Langtry

Return of the Saint poster

Return of the Saint 10th September 1978 as Geoffrey Connaught

Disraeli poster

Disraeli 5th September 1978 as Lord George Bentinck

The Sunday Drama 29th May 1977 as Mike

Murder Most English: A Flaxborough Chronicle poster

Murder Most English: A Flaxborough Chronicle 8th May 1977 as DI Walter Purbright

The Duchess of Duke Street poster

The Duchess of Duke Street 4th September 1976 as Newdigate

Rumpole of the Bailey poster

Rumpole of the Bailey 17th December 1975 as Ken Aspen

Playhouse poster

Playhouse 13th March 1974 as Gerald

Zodiac poster

Zodiac 25th February 1974 as David Gradley

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries poster

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries 1st September 1973 as Edmund Blake

Centre Play poster

Centre Play 19th July 1973 as Michael

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 11th October 1972 as Timothy Hapsburg-Jones QC

The Protectors poster

The Protectors 29th September 1972 as Alan Sutherland

The Organization poster

The Organization 16th April 1972 as Peter Frame

Upstairs, Downstairs poster

Upstairs, Downstairs 10th October 1971 as Scone

Justice poster

Justice 8th October 1971 as Frank Jarrot, MP

Jason King poster

Jason King 15th September 1971

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 15th October 1970

Department S poster

Department S 9th September 1969 as Terrell

The Elusive Pimpernel poster

The Elusive Pimpernel 20th April 1969 as Sir Percy Blakeney

The Champions poster

The Champions 25th September 1968 as Jules

Ukridge 15th July 1968 as Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge

Ooh La La! poster

Ooh La La! 6th April 1968 as Regalas

The Prisoner poster

The Prisoner 29th September 1967 as Number Two

Man in a Suitcase poster

Man in a Suitcase 27th September 1967

ITV Playhouse poster

ITV Playhouse 25th September 1967 as Nicholas Lindsay

The World of Wodehouse 24th February 1967 as Rupert Baxter

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as Marquess of Quex

Out of the Unknown poster

Out of the Unknown 4th October 1965 as Julian Clay

The World of Wooster 30th May 1965 as Bicky Bickersteth

Gideon's Way poster

Gideon's Way 18th March 1965 as Peter Sloane

Sherlock Holmes poster

Sherlock Holmes 17th May 1964

The Old Curiosity Shop 25th November 1962

The Saint poster

The Saint 4th October 1962 as Pierre

Richard the Lionheart poster

Richard the Lionheart 4th June 1962 as Sir Kenneth

The Cheaters poster

The Cheaters 10th December 1960 as Barman

Maigret poster

Maigret 31st October 1960

Danger Man poster

Danger Man 11th September 1960 as Attala

One Step Beyond poster

One Step Beyond 20th January 1959 as Mark

The Sky Larks 11th July 1958 as Lt. Gilmore, RN

Armchair Theatre poster

Armchair Theatre 8th July 1956 as Mike