Actor profile

Ralph Nossek

1st January 1923 St. George in the East, London, England, UK Acting

28 Movies 31 TV Shows 59 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

My Life in Ruins poster

My Life in Ruins 5th June 2009 as Barnaby

Mrs. Henderson Presents poster

Mrs. Henderson Presents 8th September 2005 as Leslie Pearkes

The Tichborne Claimant poster

The Tichborne Claimant 12th November 1999 as Workhouse Master

The Secret Agent poster

The Secret Agent 8th November 1996 as Yundt

Jane Eyre poster

Jane Eyre 20th January 1996

Citizen X poster

Citizen X 25th February 1995 as Dunenkov

The Hour of the Pig poster

The Hour of the Pig 25th September 1993 as Poiccard

Shoot the Revolution poster

Shoot the Revolution 16th December 1990 as Nicolae Ceausescu

Chicago Joe and the Showgirl poster

Chicago Joe and the Showgirl 16th March 1990 as Insp. Tansill

Mountains of the Moon poster

Mountains of the Moon 16th February 1990 as Doctor

The Rainbow poster

The Rainbow 5th May 1989 as Vicar

Breakthrough at Reykjavik 6th December 1987 as Sergei Akhromeyev

T. Dan Smith: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Utopia poster

T. Dan Smith: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Utopia 1st January 1987 as Home Secretary

The Whistle Blower poster

The Whistle Blower 21st November 1986 as Make-Up Man

Mr. Pye 2nd March 1986 as Major Havershot

Anna Karenina poster

Anna Karenina 26th March 1985 as Grisha

Brazil poster

Brazil 20th February 1985 as Interview Official

Sakharov poster

Sakharov 20th June 1984

Success Is the Best Revenge poster

Success Is the Best Revenge 26th May 1984 as Magistrate

Squaring the Circle poster

Squaring the Circle 23rd May 1984 as Official

A Pattern of Roses poster

A Pattern of Roses 29th December 1983 as Mr. Bellinger (The Past)

Country poster

Country 20th October 1981 as Mr Joseph

Murphy's Stroke poster

Murphy's Stroke 21st May 1980 as Magistrate

Comedians poster

Comedians 25th October 1979 as Bert Challenor

Last Summer poster

Last Summer 22nd July 1977 as Tattersall

Graceless Go I 8th October 1974 as Gardener/Patient

Macbeth poster

Macbeth 4th November 1970 as Banquo

Orders to Kill poster

Orders to Kill 25th July 1958 as Psychiatrist (uncredited)

Waking the Dead poster

Waking the Dead 18th June 2001 as Mr. Lamb

Urban Gothic poster

Urban Gothic 17th May 2000 as Old Man

Chiller poster

Chiller 9th March 1995 as Mr Canfield

Pie in the Sky poster

Pie in the Sky 13th March 1994 as Razor Reg

Peak Practice poster

Peak Practice 10th May 1993 as Frank Sturgess

A Touch of Frost poster

A Touch of Frost 6th December 1992 as Gerald Powel

Maigret poster

Maigret 9th February 1992

The Strauss Dynasty poster

The Strauss Dynasty 16th December 1991

The House of Eliott poster

The House of Eliott 31st August 1991 as Nathan Beletsky

Agatha Christie's Poirot poster

Agatha Christie's Poirot 8th January 1989 as Dr Sims

That's Love 19th January 1988

Inspector Morse poster

Inspector Morse 6th January 1987 as Professor Joshua Masterson

Worlds Beyond poster

Worlds Beyond 10th October 1986 as Dr Peter Graham

Mr Pye poster

Mr Pye 2nd March 1986 as Major Havershot

The Bill poster

The Bill 16th October 1984

Chance in a Million poster

Chance in a Million 10th September 1984 as Maitre'd

The Old Men at the Zoo 15th September 1983 as General

Bergerac poster

Bergerac 18th October 1981 as James De Courcy

The Borgias poster

The Borgias 14th October 1981 as Johann Burchard

Flickers poster

Flickers 17th September 1980 as Mr Crane

Poldark poster

Poldark 5th October 1975 as Harris Pascoe

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Duxbury

Dead of Night poster

Dead of Night 5th November 1972 as Dr. Fortescue

Fraud Squad poster

Fraud Squad 20th May 1969

Callan poster

Callan 8th July 1967

King of the River 6th July 1966 as Pilot

Object Z poster

Object Z 19th October 1965 as Professor Ramsay

Maigret poster

Maigret 31st October 1960

No Hiding Place poster

No Hiding Place 16th September 1959

Overseas Press Club - Exclusive! 15th June 1957 as An Official

Hancock's Half Hour poster

Hancock's Half Hour 6th July 1956