Clive Swift

Comedy Classic: Keeping Up Appearances 14th January 2023 as Self (archive footage)

Excalibur: Behind the Movie 20th December 2013 as Self

Doctor Who: Voyage of the Damned 25th December 2007 as Mr. Copper

The Funny Blokes of British Comedy 3rd March 2005 as Self

101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure 2nd March 2003 as Additional Voices (voice)

Young Arthur 2nd May 2002 as Illtud

Aristocrats 20th June 1999 as King George II

The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket 20th May 1997 as Richard

The War That Never Ends 28th March 1991 as Athenagoras

Othello 23rd June 1990 as Brabantio / Gratiano

Young Toscanini 7th October 1988

Journey's End 1st January 1988 as Captain Hardy

Cause Célèbre 23rd August 1987 as P.P. Croom Johnson

Pack of Lies 26th April 1987 as Ellis

All Together Now 9th July 1986 as James

What Mad Pursuit 24th November 1985 as Bonwit Steinhauser

Doctor Who: Revelation of the Daleks 30th March 1985 as Professor Jobel

A Passage to India 14th December 1984 as Major Callendar

Pericles, Prince of Tyre 8th December 1984 as Lord Cerimon

Memed My Hawk 10th May 1984 as Magistrate

Martin Luther, Heretic 8th November 1983 as Johann Tetzel

Praying Mantis 1st January 1982 as Dr. Faure

The Potsdam Quartet 13th May 1981 as Aaron Green

Excalibur 10th April 1981 as Ector

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde 20th November 1980 as Hastie Lanyon

An Ordered Life 10th August 1980 as Director of Austrian State Radio

Henry IV Part 1 9th December 1979 as Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester

Home-Movies 5th December 1979 as Alec Thorne

The Sailor's Return 15th November 1978 as Reverend Pottock

Foreign Affairs 25th January 1978 as Adamson

The Kitchen 2nd November 1977 as Frank

Beasts: The Dummy 20th November 1976 as 'Bunny' Nettleton

Buffet 2nd November 1976 as Air steward

Beloved 15th October 1976 as William Hepworth-Dixon

Romeo and Juliet 26th September 1976 as Friar Lawrence

Goodbye 6th March 1975 as Savory

The Breakthrough 8th January 1975 as Robbie

South Riding 16th September 1974

The National Health 6th March 1973 as Ash

Man at the Top 1st January 1973 as Massey

A Warning to the Curious 24th December 1972 as Dr. Black

The Exorcism 5th November 1972 as Dan

Death Line 13th October 1972 as Inspector Richardson

Frenzy 25th May 1972 as Johnny Porter

The Stalls of Barchester 24th December 1971 as Dr. Black

Roll On Four O'Clock 19th December 1970 as Max Fielder

Mad Jack 4th February 1970

Birthday 2nd January 1969

A Midsummer Night's Dream 30th September 1968 as Snug

All's Well That Ends Well 6th March 1968 as Parolles

Catch Us If You Can 15th July 1965 as Duffie