Nigel Hawthorne

Yes, Prime Minister: Re-elected 15th January 2013 as Self (Archive Material)

Once Upon a Halloween 26th September 2005 as Fflewddur Fflam (voice) (archive sound)

Animal Stories 1st August 2005 as Narrator (Orig. U.K.)

The Funny Blokes of British Comedy 3rd March 2005 as Sir Humphrey Appleby (archive footage) (uncredited)

Call Me Claus 3rd December 2001 as Nick

Victoria & Albert 26th August 2001 as Lord William Lamb

Higher Love 2nd May 2001 as Uncle Cullen

The Clandestine Marriage 12th November 1999 as Lord Ogleby

A Reasonable Man 13th August 1999 as Judge Wendon

Tarzan 17th June 1999 as Professor Archimedes Q. Porter (voice)

The Big Brass Ring 20th April 1999 as Kim Mennaker

The Winslow Boy 18th March 1999 as Arthur Winslow

Atatürk: Founder of Modern Turkey 1st January 1999 as Sir Percy Lorraine, British Ambassador

Madeline 10th July 1998 as Lord Covington

The Object of My Affection 17th April 1998 as Rodney Fraser

Amistad 10th December 1997 as Martin Van Buren

Forbidden Territory: Stanley's Search for Livingstone 7th December 1997 as David Livingstone

Murder in Mind 1st August 1997 as Dr. Ellis

Twelfth Night 25th October 1996 as Malvolio

Inside 25th August 1996 as Colonel

The Happy Prince 1st January 1996 as Narrator (voice)

Richard III 29th December 1995 as The Duke of Clarence

The Madness of King George 28th December 1994 as George III

Late-Flowering Lust 8th May 1994 as Cousin John

Portrait or Bust 4th April 1994 as Himself (uncredited)

Demolition Man 8th October 1993 as Dr. Raymond Cocteau

Freddie As F.R.O.7. 14th August 1992 as Brigadier G (voice)

Flea Bites 26th January 1992 as Kryst

The Trials of Oz 9th November 1991 as Brian Leary

King of the Wind 25th May 1990 as Achmet

Relatively Speaking 24th December 1989 as Philip Carter

A Handful of Time 12th October 1989 as Ted Walker

The Spirit of Man 23rd August 1989 as Rev. Jonathan Guerdon

The Shawl 14th March 1989 as John

RARG 26th March 1988 as Storyteller

Turtle Diary 6th December 1985 as Publisher

Jenny's War 25th October 1985 as Colonel

The Black Cauldron 24th July 1985 as Fflewddur Fflam (voice)

The Chain 1st November 1984 as Mr Thorn

The House 27th September 1984 as General Fagg

Pope John Paul II 22nd April 1984 as Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski

Tartuffe, or The Imposter 28th July 1983 as Orgon

The Crimson Permanent Assurance 31st March 1983 as Passerby (uncredited)

Dead on Time 1st January 1983 as Doctor

The Funny Side of Christmas 27th December 1982 as Sir Humphrey Appleby

Gandhi 1st December 1982 as Kinnoch

The Plague Dogs 1st October 1982 as Dr. Boycott (voice)

The Critic 28th August 1982 as Mr. Sneer

Firefox 18th June 1982 as Pyotr Baranovich

The World Cup: A Captain's Tale 13th June 1982 as John Westwood

A Woman Called Golda 26th April 1982 as King Abdullah

The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2nd February 1982 as Magistrate at Esmeralda's trial

Protest 1st December 1981 as Stanek / Vanek

Memoirs of a Survivor 1st September 1981 as Victorian Father

History of the World: Part I 12th June 1981 as Citizen Official - The French Revolution

A Brush with Mr. Porter on the Road to El Dorado 20th January 1981 as Fulton

Jessie 23rd December 1980 as Mr Edmonds

A Tale of Two Cities 2nd December 1980 as Mr. CJ Stryver

A Rod of Iron 29th April 1980 as Trevor

The Tempest 27th February 1980 as Stephano

The Enigma 9th February 1980 as Fenton

The Misanthrope 27th January 1980 as Philinte

The Knowledge 1st January 1979 as Mr Burgess

The Sailor's Return 15th November 1978 as Mr Fosse

Edward & Mrs. Simpson 6th November 1978 as Walter Monkton

Watership Down 14th October 1978 as Captain Campion (voice)

Sweeney 2 30th March 1978 as Det. Chief Insp. Dilke

Destiny 31st January 1978 as Major Lewis Rolfe

Buffet 2nd November 1976 as Jack

Play Things 7th May 1976 as Tenby

Spiderweb 1st January 1976 as Erik Lönnrot

The Floater 29th May 1975 as Morris Shelman

The Hiding Place 4th May 1975 as Pastor De Ruiter

Child of Hope 24th April 1975 as Police Captain

S*P*Y*S 5th September 1974 as Croft

Occupations 1st September 1974 as Libertini

The Emergency Channel 8th November 1973 as Graham

Young Winston 20th July 1972 as Boer Sentry (uncredited)

Alma Mater 7th January 1971 as Major

Carve Her Name with Pride 18th February 1958 as Park Soldier (uncredited)