Des McAleer is a Belfast born actor of film, TV and stage.

KNOWN FOR

Casualty
1994
Silent Witness
2004
The Crown
2017
The Bill
1989
Heartbeat
1993
Screen Two
1995
Between the Lines
1992
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast
2026
Hope Street
2021
The Paradise Club
1990
My Week with Marilyn
2011
How I Live Now
2013

FILMOGRAPHY

All
Movies
TV
Acting
49
2026
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast
as Father William
2023
Handmade - A Tale of Stop-motion
as Narrator
2021
Hope Street
as Barry Pettigrew
2019
Out of Innocence
as Père O'Reilly
2019
Lost Lives
as Self (voice)
2018
The Children Act
as Jim the Porter
2018
Death and Nightingales
as Jim Rutledge
2017
The Crown
as Philip Kinghorn Burbidge
2016
National Theatre Live: The Seagull
as Shamrayev
2016
My Mother and Other Strangers
as Ned Hanlon
2014
North
as Richard
2013
How I Live Now
as Major McEvoy
2011
My Week with Marilyn
as Senior Policeman
2009
Wuthering Heights
as Joseph
2008
Hunger
as Mr Sands
2006
Nuremberg: Goering's Last Stand
as Col. Burton C. Andrus
2006
The Penalty King
as Denis Cleghorn
2005
Deadlines
as Jim Prager
2004
Silent Witness
2000
An Everlasting Piece
as Mr. Black
2000
When the Sky Falls
1999
Angela's Ashes
as Mr. Benson
1998
I Want You
as Flowers Salesman
1998
Titanic Town
as Finbar
1998
Picking Up the Pieces
as Bill Tansey
1997
This Is the Sea
as Inspector Wilson
1997
Touching Evil
as DCI Frank Dolland
1996
Safe And Sound
as Tommy Delaney
1995
Butterfly Kiss
as Eric McDermott
1995
Life After Life
as Paddy John O'Neill
1995
Screen Two
as Paddy John O'Neill
1994
Family
as Ray Harris
1994
Casualty
as Dave McGann
1993
Heartbeat
as Matt Rawlings
1992
Between the Lines
1991
Trainer
as Joe Hogan
1991
Roy's Raiders
as Gavin Bailey
1990
Hidden Agenda
as Sgt Kennedy
1990
Shoot to Kill
as CID Supt. Jimmy Richards
1990
The Paradise Club
as DCS Flemyng
1989
The Bill
1988
Crossfire
as Dermot Shea
1988
Coppers
1986
No Man's Land
1984
Four Days in July
as Eugene
1984
Anne Devlin
as James Hope
1983
The Writing on the Wall
as Major Bond
1983
The Schooner
as Boatman
1980
Juno and the Paycock
as 1st Furniture Removal Man