David Warner

TRON: Ares 8th October 2025 as Master Control Program (voice) (archival audio)

Mary Poppins Returns 13th December 2018 as Admiral Boom

Providence 23rd March 2018 as Himself

His Picture In Little 15th March 2018

You, Me and Him 1st February 2018 as Michael Miller

Blue Borsalino 12th February 2016 as Ernie Child

The Trial of Elizabeth Gadge 9th April 2015 as Sir Andrew Pike

Amicus Vault of Horrors 1st January 2015 as Himself

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Chain of Command 24th June 2014

Before I Sleep 19th October 2013 as Eugene Devlin

A Thousand Kisses Deep 15th June 2012 as Max

Passion & Poetry: Sam Peckinpah's War 6th June 2011 as Self

TRON: The Next Day 14th March 2011 as Ed Dillinger / MCP

Black Death 7th June 2010 as Abbot

Albert's Memorial 13th December 2009 as Frank

In Love with Barbara 26th October 2008 as Lord Mountbatten

Hogfather 12th October 2007 as Lord Downey

Perfect Parents 28th December 2006 as Father Thomas

Sam Peckinpah: Portrait 1st June 2006 as Self

Bacon's Arena 16th May 2006 as Narrator (voice)

Mr. Loveday's Little Outing 7th May 2006 as Lord Moping

Sweeney Todd 3rd January 2006 as Fielding

The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse 3rd June 2005 as Dr. Erasmus Pea

Passion & Poetry: The Ballad of Sam Peckinpah 1st January 2005 as Self

Ladies in Lavender 12th November 2004 as Dr Mead

Cyber Wars 15th September 2004 as Joseph Lau

Sam Peckinpah's West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade 25th July 2004 as Self (archive footage)

Straight Into Darkness 1st January 2004 as Deacon

Kiss of Life 12th December 2003 as Pap

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 27th August 2003 as Sir Danvers Carew

Hearts of Gold 5th July 2003 as Dr. Theo John

The Little Unicorn 14th December 2002 as Ted Regan

The Code Conspiracy 10th April 2002 as Professor

The Investigation 1st January 2002 as Superint. Bruce Northorp

The Omen Legacy 30th October 2001 as Self

Superstition 13th October 2001 as Judge Padovani

Planet of the Apes 26th July 2001 as Sandar

Hornblower: Retribution 15th April 2001 as Capt. James Sawyer

Hornblower: Mutiny 8th April 2001 as Captain James Sawyer

Back to the Secret Garden 2nd September 2000 as Dr. Snodgrass

Cinderella 1st January 2000 as Martin

Shergar 1st June 1999 as Eammon Garrity

Wing Commander 11th March 1999 as Admiral Geoffrey Tolwyn

Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You 12th February 1999 as Narrator (voice)

Houdini 6th December 1998 as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving 22nd November 1998 as Narrator

The Last Leprechaun 27th October 1998 as Simpson

Titanic 18th December 1997 as Spicer Lovejoy

Scream 2 12th December 1997 as Gus Gold

Money Talks 22nd August 1997 as Barclay

Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin 5th August 1997 as Narrator (voice)

Danielle Steel's Zoya 26th July 1997 as Prince Vladmir

The Leading Man 12th December 1996 as Tod

Seven Servants 4th October 1996 as Blade

Siegfried and Roy: Masters of the Impossible 22nd June 1996

Corwin 14th June 1996 as Self

Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus 24th May 1996 as Lord Agon

Naked Souls 18th May 1996 as Everett Longstreet

Rasputin 23rd March 1996 as Dr. Botkin

Felony 3rd January 1996 as Cooper

Final Equinox 30th October 1995 as Shilow

Ice Cream Man 9th May 1995 as Reverend Langley

In the Mouth of Madness 3rd February 1995 as Dr. Wrenn

Inner Sanctum II 30th November 1994 as Dr. Lamont

Tryst 9th November 1994 as Jason

Loving Deadly 1st January 1994 as Grant / Grant's Twin

Pretty Princess 3rd December 1993 as principe Massimiliano

Necronomicon 1st November 1993 as Dr. Madden

Quest of the Delta Knights 1st October 1993 as Lord Vultare

Body Bags 8th August 1993 as Dr. Lock

Perry Mason: The Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal 19th February 1993 as Harley Griswold

Taking Liberty 1st January 1993 as Sir Leopold Linwood

The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter 21st October 1992 as Chancellor Thayer

Dark at Noon 1st October 1992 as Ellic

Spies, Inc. 11th September 1992 as Cleague

Blood and Dust 6th September 1992 as Tripoli

Diagnosis Murder: The House on Sycamore Street 1st May 1992 as Dr. Lloyd Stern

Return to the Lost World 7th April 1992 as Professor Leo Summerlee

The Lost World 1st January 1992 as Summerlee

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 6th December 1991 as Chancellor Gorkon

Uncle Vanya 12th October 1991 as Vanya

Blue Tornado 18th September 1991 as Commander

Cast a Deadly Spell 7th September 1991 as Amos Hackshaw

Drive 3rd September 1991 as The Driver

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze 22nd March 1991 as Professor Jordon Perry

The Secret Life of Ian Fleming 5th March 1990 as Adm. Godfrey

Perry Mason: The Case of the Poisoned Pen 21st January 1990 as Bradley Thompson

Tripwire 30th November 1989 as Josef Szabo

Mortal Passions 6th October 1989 as Doctor Terrence Powers

Hostile Takeover 1st September 1989 as Eugene Brackin

Grave Secrets 14th July 1989 as Dr. Carl Farnsworth

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 9th June 1989 as St. John Talbot

Hansel and Gretel 10th December 1988 as Father Stephan

Magdalene 25th November 1988 as Baron von Seidl

The Evil Clergyman 11th August 1988 as Evil Clergyman

Mr. North 22nd July 1988 as Doctor Angus McPherson

Waxwork 17th June 1988 as Waxwork Man

Hanna's War 14th April 1988 as Captain Julian Simon

Keys to Freedom 1st January 1988 as Nigel Heath

Pulse Pounders 1st January 1988 as Evil Clergyman (The Evil Clergyman sequence) (archive footage)

My Best Friend Is a Vampire 1st October 1987 as Professor Leopold McCarthy

Desperado 27th April 1987 as Ballard, Company Police Chief

Summer Lightning 30th May 1985 as George Millington

Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil 17th February 1985 as Reinhard Heydrich

Love's Labour's Lost 5th January 1985 as Don Armado

A Christmas Carol 9th October 1984 as Bob Cratchit

The Company of Wolves 21st September 1984 as Father

The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers 17th September 1984 as Zandor, the Inkeeper

Frankenstein 17th June 1984 as Creature

The Man with Two Brains 10th June 1983 as Dr. Alfred Necessiter

Tron 9th July 1982 as Ed Dillinger / Sark

Contact 1st January 1982 as Self - Narrator (Synchronisation)

The French Lieutenant's Woman 28th August 1981 as Murphy

Time Bandits 13th July 1981 as Evil Genius

The Island 13th June 1980 as David Nau

S.O.S. Titanic 29th February 1980 as Laurence Beesley

Time After Time 28th September 1979 as Jack the Ripper - John Leslie Stevenson

The Concorde... Airport '79 17th August 1979 as Peter O'Neill

Nightwing 22nd June 1979 as Phillip Payne

The Thirty Nine Steps 4th November 1978 as Sir Edmund Appleton

The Disappearance 30th November 1977 as Burbank

Silver Bears 3rd June 1977 as Agha Firdausi

Age of Innocence 28th April 1977 as Henry Buchanan

The Blue Hotel 19th April 1977 as Swede

Cross of Iron 28th January 1977 as Hauptmann Kiesel

Providence 25th January 1977 as Kevin Woodford

The Omen 25th June 1976 as Keith Jennings

The Old Curiosity Shop 7th November 1975 as Sampson Brass

Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs 11th June 1974 as Dennis Charles Nipple

From Beyond the Grave 21st February 1974 as Edward Charlton

A Doll's House 16th August 1973 as Torvald Helmer

Straw Dogs 25th November 1971 as Henry Niles (uncredited)

Perfect Friday 10th November 1970 as Lord Nicholas "Nick" Dorset

The Ballad of Cable Hogue 18th March 1970 as Joshua

Michael Kohlhaas - The Rebel 11th April 1969 as Michael Kohlhaas

The Sea Gull 23rd December 1968 as Konstantin Treplev

The Fixer 8th December 1968 as Count Odoevsky

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

Work Is a 4-Letter Word 15th September 1968 as Valentine Brose

The Bofors Gun 4th April 1968 as Lance Bombardier Terry Evans

The Deadly Affair 26th January 1967 as Edward II (in Edward II)

Opus 2nd January 1967 as Hamlet

Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment 3rd April 1966 as Morgan Delt

The Wars of the Roses 8th April 1965 as King Henry VI

Tom Jones 24th August 1963 as Mr. Blifil

We Joined the Navy 17th May 1963 as Sailor Painting Ship (uncredited)

The Madhouse on Castle Street 13th January 1963 as Lennie

The King's Breakfast 1st January 1963 as 1st Trumpeter