Actor profile

William Simons

17th November 1940 Mumbles, Swansea, Wales, UK Acting

William Simons was born on November 17, 1940 in Mumbles, South Wales, UK. He is an actor, known for Cribb (1980), Ivory Hunter (1951) and Heartbeat (1992).

16 Movies 36 TV Shows 52 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Woman in Black poster

The Woman in Black 24th December 1989 as John Keckwick

Death Is Part of the Process poster

Death Is Part of the Process 1st January 1986 as Erasmus

Bird Fancier poster

Bird Fancier 15th January 1985 as Tom Reagan

Pope John Paul II poster

Pope John Paul II 22nd April 1984 as Foreman Krauze

Being Normal 27th July 1983 as Richard

Even Solomon 1st November 1979 as Doctor

The Blacktoft Diaries: True or False? 10th April 1979 as Harvey

Julius Caesar poster

Julius Caesar 11th February 1979 as Trebonius

Doctor Who: The Sun Makers poster

Doctor Who: The Sun Makers 17th December 1977 as Mandrel

The Watercress Girl 17th September 1972 as Jesse

Would You Look at Them Smashing All Those Lovely Windows 2nd February 1970 as Joseph Connolly, Barman

The People’s Jack poster

The People’s Jack 26th January 1970 as Moore

Capital Visit 1st January 1955 as Narrator

West of Zanzibar poster

West of Zanzibar 24th March 1954 as Tim Payton

Mandy poster

Mandy 29th July 1952 as Boy with Ball (uncredited)

Where No Vultures Fly poster

Where No Vultures Fly 6th November 1951 as Tim Payton

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip poster

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 24th October 2011 as Self - Participant

The Royal poster

The Royal 19th January 2003 as PC Alf Ventress

The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries poster

The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries 18th April 1993 as Inspector Fox

Heartbeat poster

Heartbeat 10th April 1992 as PC Alf Ventress

Love Hurts poster

Love Hurts 3rd January 1992

The Darling Buds of May poster

The Darling Buds of May 7th April 1991 as Ted Watson

Haggard 27th January 1990

A Bit of a Do poster

A Bit of a Do 13th January 1989

Wish Me Luck poster

Wish Me Luck 17th January 1988 as Josef

The New Statesman poster

The New Statesman 13th September 1987 as Catchpole

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries poster

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries 2nd August 1987 as Det. Insp. Michael Baker

Lovejoy poster

Lovejoy 10th January 1986 as Dave Goodis

Time for Murder poster

Time for Murder 9th November 1985 as Arthur Henry Strapp

Dempsey and Makepeace poster

Dempsey and Makepeace 11th January 1985 as Tennant

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet poster

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet 11th November 1983 as Gamekeeper

Number 10 poster

Number 10 13th February 1983 as Parslow

The Bell 13th January 1982 as Mark Strafford

Bergerac poster

Bergerac 18th October 1981 as Chater

Cribb poster

Cribb 13th April 1980 as PC Edward Thackeray

Minder poster

Minder 29th October 1979 as Pongo Harris

Enemy at the Door poster

Enemy at the Door 28th January 1978 as Kapitanleutnant Erlich

Secret Army poster

Secret Army 7th September 1977 as Lebrun

Rumpole of the Bailey poster

Rumpole of the Bailey 17th December 1975 as Det. Sgt. Wilmer

The Legend of Robin Hood poster

The Legend of Robin Hood 23rd November 1975 as Thurkill

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Maurice Pope

Churchill's People poster

Churchill's People 30th December 1974 as Hair Face

Wessex Tales poster

Wessex Tales 7th November 1973 as Jones

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 11th October 1972 as Martin O'Connor

Country Matters poster

Country Matters 20th August 1972 as Jesse

The Guardians poster

The Guardians 10th July 1971

Play for Today poster

Play for Today 15th October 1970 as Doctor

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Chris Payer

ITV Playhouse poster

ITV Playhouse 25th September 1967 as Harvey

Doctor Who poster

Doctor Who 23rd November 1963 as Mandrel

The Old Curiosity Shop 25th November 1962

A Castle and Sixpence 5th January 1954 as Christopher Sixpence