Actor profile

Donald Pickering

15th November 1933 Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, UK Acting

Donald Pickering was born on November 15, 1933 in Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Pallisers (1974), The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997) and A Bridge Too Far (1977). He died on December 19, 2009 in Gloucestershire, England, UK.

30 Movies 44 TV Shows 74 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Victoria & Albert poster

Victoria & Albert 26th August 2001 as Dr. Locock

Monk Dawson poster

Monk Dawson 31st July 1998 as Archbishop of Westminster

The Man Who Knew Too Little poster

The Man Who Knew Too Little 14th November 1997 as Sir Duncan

Good King Wenceslas poster

Good King Wenceslas 26th November 1994 as Kyril

Fergie & Andrew: Behind the Palace Doors poster

Fergie & Andrew: Behind the Palace Doors 28th September 1992 as Prince Philip

Who Bombed Birmingham? poster

Who Bombed Birmingham? 22nd April 1990 as Douglas Hurd, Foreign Secretary

Doctor Who: Time and the Rani poster

Doctor Who: Time and the Rani 28th September 1987 as Beyus

Half Moon Street poster

Half Moon Street 13th August 1986 as George Hardcastle

Scarab poster

Scarab 22nd June 1984 as Harrington

Yanks poster

Yanks 19th September 1979 as Golfing friend

Zulu Dawn poster

Zulu Dawn 14th May 1979 as Maj. Russell R.A.

The Thirty Nine Steps poster

The Thirty Nine Steps 4th November 1978 as Marshall

The Three Hostages 27th December 1977 as McGillivray

A Bridge Too Far poster

A Bridge Too Far 15th June 1977 as Lt. Col. Mackenzie

Heartbreak House poster

Heartbreak House 19th May 1977 as Randall Utterwood

Private Lives poster

Private Lives 28th December 1976 as Victor Prynne

Sporting Chance poster

Sporting Chance 1st January 1975 as Lyndon (archive footage)

An Afternoon at the Festival poster

An Afternoon at the Festival 6th May 1973 as Howerd

The Breaking of Bumbo poster

The Breaking of Bumbo 28th September 1970 as Jorum

The Three Sisters poster

The Three Sisters 18th January 1970 as Soliony

Maigret at Bay poster

Maigret at Bay 9th February 1969 as Préfet de Police

A Challenge for Robin Hood poster

A Challenge for Robin Hood 1st July 1967 as Sir Jamyl de Penitone

Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones poster

Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones 13th May 1967 as Blade

Second Childhood poster

Second Childhood 10th November 1966 as Kenneth Dennistoun

Fahrenheit 451 poster

Fahrenheit 451 7th September 1966 as TV Announcer (uncredited)

Battle of the Bulge poster

Battle of the Bulge 16th December 1965

The Legend of Young Dick Turpin poster

The Legend of Young Dick Turpin 1st March 1965 as Sir John Burnside

Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus poster

Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus 16th May 1964 as Eyesen

Nothing But the Best poster

Nothing But the Best 10th March 1964 as Adrian Slater

Carry On Admiral poster

Carry On Admiral 14th May 1957 as Second Officer (uncredited)

Scarlett poster

Scarlett 13th November 1994 as Randolph

Wycliffe poster

Wycliffe 24th July 1994 as Sir Martin Cook

Heartbeat poster

Heartbeat 10th April 1992 as Andrew Parkin

The Camomile Lawn poster

The Camomile Lawn 5th March 1992 as George

The Brittas Empire poster

The Brittas Empire 3rd January 1991

The Contract poster

The Contract 3rd January 1988 as Permanent Undersecretary

The Two Mrs. Grenvilles poster

The Two Mrs. Grenvilles 8th February 1987 as Lord Frankham

Executive Stress poster

Executive Stress 20th October 1986

John Silver's Return to Treasure Island poster

John Silver's Return to Treasure Island 5th April 1986 as Hallows

Lovejoy poster

Lovejoy 10th January 1986 as Sir Roger

Yes, Prime Minister poster

Yes, Prime Minister 9th January 1986

The Cleopatras poster

The Cleopatras 19th January 1983 as Lucullus

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson poster

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson 15th October 1979 as Dr. Watson

Tales of the Unexpected poster

Tales of the Unexpected 24th March 1979 as Gallery Owner

Dick Turpin poster

Dick Turpin 6th January 1979 as Lord Manderfell

Return of the Saint poster

Return of the Saint 10th September 1978 as Sir Trevor Stevens

All Creatures Great and Small poster

All Creatures Great and Small 8th January 1978 as Sir Robert

The Professionals poster

The Professionals 30th December 1977 as Brigadier Tennant

Rumpole of the Bailey poster

Rumpole of the Bailey 17th December 1975 as Attorney General

The Pallisers poster

The Pallisers 19th January 1974 as Dolly Longstaffe

Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries: The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club poster

Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries: The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club 2nd December 1973 as Dr. Penberthy

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes poster

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 20th September 1971 as Fielding

The Persuaders! poster

The Persuaders! 17th September 1971 as Morley Lyndon

Barlow 15th September 1971 as Tony Sherlock

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 15th October 1970 as Angus Nash

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Howerd

The Champions poster

The Champions 25th September 1968 as Colonel Banks

King of the River 6th July 1966 as Skinner

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as George Farrant

Out of the Unknown poster

Out of the Unknown 4th October 1965 as Kenneth Dennistoun

It's Not Me - It's Them! 28th July 1965

The Troubleshooters poster

The Troubleshooters 7th July 1965 as Rawlings

The Man in Room 17 poster

The Man in Room 17 11th June 1965 as Hatier

Londoners poster

Londoners 13th May 1965 as Leigh

Gideon's Way poster

Gideon's Way 18th March 1965 as 'Bookie' Barton Smith

Theatre 625 poster

Theatre 625 3rd May 1964 as Colonel Edmund Heines

Doctor Who poster

Doctor Who 23rd November 1963 as Eyesen

Espionage poster

Espionage 2nd October 1963 as Wilson

The Human Jungle poster

The Human Jungle 30th March 1963 as Jack Lamond

The Saint poster

The Saint 4th October 1962 as Jeremy

The Avengers poster

The Avengers 7th January 1961 as Freddie Cartwright

Androcles and the Lion 11th June 1960 as Metellus

No Hiding Place poster

No Hiding Place 16th September 1959

The Wonderful World of Disney poster

The Wonderful World of Disney 27th October 1954 as Sir John Burnside