Derek Farr

Blake's 7: Orac 4th August 1986 as Ensor / Orac / Satellite

The Tragedy of Richard III 23rd January 1983 as Sir Robert Brackenbury / Earl of Surrey

Henry VI Part 3 16th January 1983 as Duke of Exeter / Mayor of York

Henry VI Part 2 9th January 1983 as Lord Say

Henry VI Part 1 2nd January 1983 as Earl of Salisbury / Sir William Lucy

Even Solomon 1st November 1979 as Sam

One Day at a Time 22nd November 1977 as The Major

Love Lies Bleeding 12th July 1977 as Ranny

Pope Joan 16th August 1972 as Count Brisini

30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia! 4th March 1968 as TV Announcer

The Projected Man 1st March 1966 as Insp. Davis

Attempt to Kill 1st August 1961 as Detective Inspector Minter

The Truth About Women 1st October 1957 as Anthony

The Vicious Circle 1st September 1957 as Kenneth Palmer

Doctor at Large 26th March 1957 as Dr. Erasmus Potter-Shine

Town on Trial 22nd January 1957 as Mark Roper

The Man in the Road 1st March 1956 as Ivan Mason / Dr. James Paxton

Value for Money 9th August 1955 as Duke Popplewell

The Dam Busters 16th May 1955 as Group Captain J. N. H. Whitworth, D.S.O., D.F.C.

Eight O'Clock Walk 16th March 1954 as Peter Tanner

Bang! You're Dead 15th March 1954 as Detective Grey

Front Page Story 15th March 1954 as Tony Teale

Reluctant Heroes 11th February 1952 as Michael Tone

Little Big Shot 1st January 1952 as Sergeant Wilson

Young Wives' Tale 1st November 1951 as Bruce Banning

Murder Without Crime 1st October 1950 as Stephen, Author

Double Confession 30th April 1950 as Jim Medway

The Story of Shirley Yorke 4th July 1949 as Gerald Ryton

Man on the Run 20th May 1949 as Sgt. Peter Burden

Silent Dust 1st February 1949 as Maxwell Oliver

Noose 28th September 1948 as Captain Jumbo Hoyle

Bond Street 12th May 1948 as Joe Marsh

The Shop at Sly Corner 10th March 1947 as Robert Graham

Teheran 3rd October 1946 as Pemberton Grant

Wanted for Murder 17th June 1946 as Jack Williams

Quiet Weekend 1st May 1946 as Denys Royd

The Spell of Amy Nugent 10th May 1941 as Laurie Baxter

Quiet Wedding 19th April 1941 as Dallas Chaytor

Freedom Radio 4th February 1941 as Hans Glaser

Black Eyes 8th April 1939 as Minor role

Q Planes 21st February 1939 as Minor Role