Michael Gough

Doctor Who: The Celestial Toymaker 2nd March 2024 as The Toymaker (voice)

Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser 14th October 2021 as March Hare (archive footage) (uncredited)

Alice in Wonderland 3rd March 2010 as Uilleam / Dodo (voice)

Shadows of the Bat: The Cinematic Saga of the Dark Knight 18th October 2008 as Self

The Ties That Bind Us 3rd March 2008 as Hedin (archive footage)

Corpse Bride 12th September 2005 as Elder Gutknecht (voice)

Sleepy Hollow: Behind the Legend 23rd May 2000 as Self

Sleepy Hollow 19th November 1999 as Notary Hardenbrook

The Cherry Orchard 1st January 1999 as Feers

The Strange Case of Delfina Potocka 1st January 1999 as Doctor

What Rats Won't Do 1st July 1998 as Justice Tomlin

St. Ives 1st January 1998 as Comte de Saint-Yves

Batman & Robin 20th June 1997 as Alfred Pennyworth

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father 19th June 1996 as Leo Tolstoy

The Haunting of Helen Walker 3rd December 1995 as Barnaby

Batman Forever 16th June 1995 as Alfred Pennyworth

A Village Affair 17th April 1995 as Sir Ralph Unwin

Uncovered 4th January 1995 as Don Manuel

Nostradamus 18th August 1994 as Jean de Remy

The Hour of the Pig 25th September 1993 as Magistrate Boniface

The Age of Innocence 10th September 1993 as Henry van der Luyden

Wittgenstein 26th March 1993 as Betrand Russell

Batman Returns 19th June 1992 as Alfred Pennyworth

Dracula in the Movies 1st January 1992

Children of the North 30th October 1991 as Arthur Apple

Let Him Have It 4th October 1991 as Lord Goddard

Sleepers 10th April 1991 as Andrei Zorin

Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook 1st January 1991 as Arthur Holmwood (archive footage)

The Wanderer 1st January 1991 as Veteran Warrior

The Garden 6th September 1990 as Voice Overs/Old Man at Sauna

The Shell Seekers 3rd December 1989 as Roy Brookner

The Mountain and the Molehill 15th October 1989 as Mr Maggs

Batman 21st June 1989 as Alfred Pennyworth

Strapless 14th May 1989 as Douglas Brodie

The Serpent and the Rainbow 5th February 1988 as Schoonbacher

Cariani and the Courtesans 5th August 1987 as Albani

The Fourth Protocol 20th March 1987 as Sir Bernard Hemmings

Maschenka 5th March 1987 as Vater

Caravaggio 29th August 1986 as Cardinal Del Monte

Hard Travelling 30th March 1986 as Peter

Out of Africa 20th December 1985 as Lord Delamere

Lace 2 1st September 1985

Arthur the King 26th April 1985 as Archbishop

The Biko Inquest 1st November 1984 as Professor Loubser

A Christmas Carol 9th October 1984 as Mr. Poole

Oxford Blues 24th August 1984 as Doctor Ambrose

Top Secret! 22nd June 1984 as Dr. Paul Flammond

Memed My Hawk 10th May 1984 as Kerimoglu

The Dresser 6th December 1983 as Frank Carrington

Cymbeline 10th July 1983 as Belarius

To the Lighthouse 22nd March 1983 as Mr. Ramsay

Doctor Who: Arc of Infinity 12th January 1983 as Councillor Hedin

Another Flip for Dominick 14th December 1982 as Professor Burrows

Witness for the Prosecution 4th December 1982 as Judge

Venom 28th November 1981 as David Ball

Question of Love 18th October 1978 as Sir Baldwin

The Boys from Brazil 5th October 1978 as Mr. Harrington

Sea-Change 10th September 1976 as Father

Satan's Slave 1st August 1976 as Alexander Yorke

Galileo 27th January 1975 as Sagredo

The Man from Nowhere 1st January 1975 as Voice of the Man (voice)

Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill 5th November 1974 as Mr. Yule

The Gift of Friendship 24th September 1974 as Bill Wakely

Monet in London 1st January 1974 as Narrator

The Legend of Hell House 15th June 1973 as Emeric Belasco (uncredited)

Horror Hospital 11th May 1973 as Dr. Christian Storm

The Man Who Came to Dinner 29th November 1972 as Beverly Carlton

Vincent the Dutchman 15th October 1972 as Vincent Van Gogh

Henry VIII and His Six Wives 13th July 1972 as Norfolk

Savage Messiah 27th June 1972 as M. Gaudier

Crucible of Horror 10th November 1971 as Walter Eastwood

The Go-Between 16th June 1971 as Mr Maudsley

Trog 24th October 1970 as Sam Murdock

Julius Caesar 4th June 1970 as Metellus Cimber

A Walk with Love and Death 5th October 1969 as Mad Monk

Women in Love 13th September 1969 as Mr. Brangwen

Curse of the Crimson Altar 1st December 1968 as Elder

One Night... a Train 6th September 1968 as Jeremiah

Berserk! 1st November 1967 as Albert Dorando

They Came from Beyond Space 1st May 1967 as Dr. Arnold Grey

Alice in Wonderland 28th December 1966 as March Hare

Doctor Who: The Celestial Toymaker 23rd April 1966 as The Toymaker

The Drinking Party 14th November 1965 as Pausanias

The Skull 25th August 1965 as Auctioneer

Game for Three Losers 1st April 1965 as Robert Hilary

Dr. Terror's House of Horrors 23rd February 1965 as Eric Landor (segment 4 "Disembodied Hand")

The Count of Monte Cristo 4th October 1964 as Gerard de Villefort

Tamahine 30th July 1963 as Cartwright

Black Zoo 15th May 1963 as Michael Conrad

The Phantom of the Opera 25th June 1962 as Lord Ambrose d'Arcy

Candidate for Murder 1st January 1962 as Donald Edwards

What a Carve Up! 15th September 1961 as Fisk - the Butler

Mr. Topaze 4th April 1961 as Tamise

Konga 26th March 1961 as Dr. Charles Decker

Horrors of the Black Museum 29th April 1959 as Edmond Bancroft

Model for Murder 1st February 1959 as Kingsley Beauchamp

The Horse's Mouth 11th November 1958 as Abel

Dracula 21st April 1958 as Arthur Holmwood

The Peaceful Inn 7th November 1957 as Hatlock

The House in the Woods 31st October 1957 as Geoffrey Carter

Ill Met by Moonlight 31st January 1957 as Andoni Zoidakis

Reach for the Sky 5th July 1956 as Flying Instructor Pearson

Richard III 13th December 1955 as Dighton

The Last Reunion 20th July 1955

Rob Roy, The Highland Rogue 26th October 1953 as Duke of Montrose

The Sword and the Rose 23rd July 1953 as Duke of Buckingham

Twice Upon a Time 6th July 1953 as Mr. Lloyd

Night Was Our Friend 1st December 1951 as Martin

The Man in the White Suit 7th August 1951 as Michael Corland

Blackmailed 30th January 1951 as Maurice Edwards

No Resting Place 12th January 1951 as Alec Kyle

Ha'penny Breeze 30th December 1950 as (uncredited)

The Small Back Room 21st February 1949 as Capt. Dick Stuart

Saraband for Dead Lovers 4th October 1948 as Prince Charles

Blanche Fury 19th February 1948 as Laurence Fury

Anna Karenina 22nd January 1948 as Nicholai