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Philip Bond
Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK · b. Nov 1, 1934
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48
credits
Acting
known for
82
age at death
KNOWN FOR
Midsomer Murders
2008
Doctor Who
1964
The Avengers
1969
The Saint
1963
Z-Cars
1969
Theatre 625
1968
Bergerac
1987
No Hiding Place
1965
The Champions
1968
Lovejoy
1993
The Onedin Line
1971
Shoestring
1980
FILMOGRAPHY
All
Movies
TV
Acting
48
2023
Doctor Who: The Daleks in Colour
as Ganatus (archive footage)
2008
Midsomer Murders
as Dr. Wyatt
1998
Our Boy
as Magistrate
1997
Fever Pitch
as Turnstile Operator
1994
King Richard III
as Tyrrel (voice)
1994
Othello
as Narrator (voice)
1994
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
as Tyrrel (voice)
1994
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
as Narrator (voice)
1993
Lovejoy
as Duncan Strong
1989
Sitting Targets
as Theatrical Agent
1987
Destroying Angel
1987
Bergerac
as Temperley
1984
Cold Warrior
as Lord Stoneway
1984
Love and Marriage
as Peterson
1981
Hedda Gabler
as Eilert Løvborg
1980
Shoestring
as Keith Amery
1980
The Sandbaggers
as Sir Roderick Hives
1978
An Englishman's Castle
as Inspector
1975
Awkward Customers
as Narrator
1974
Warship
1972
I Want What I Want
as Philip
1971
Jason King
1971
Doomwatch
as Inspector Drew
1971
The Onedin Line
as Albert Frazer
1969
Z-Cars
1969
The Avengers
as Caspar
1969
The Main Chance
as Peter Findon
1968
The Champions
as Officer
1968
Sherlock Holmes
1968
The Jazz Age
as Rupert Harvey
1968
Theatre 625
as Stephens
1968
Theatre 625
as Andrei
1967
Man in a Suitcase
1967
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
as Arthur Norton
1966
Armchair Theatre
as Ronnie
1965
No Hiding Place
1965
199 Park Lane
1964
Doctor Who: The Daleks
as Ganatus
1964
A Choice of Coward
as David Veryan
1964
Doctor Who
as Ganatus
1963
The Saint
as Kenneth Ripwell
1963
Sergeant Cork
as George Melrose
1960
Foxhole in Cairo
as German Signals Sergeant
1960
Hell Is a City
as Headquarters PC (uncredited)
1959
The Voodoo Factor
as Dr. Tony Wilson
1958
Orders to Kill
as Nils (uncredited)
1957
Count Five and Die
as Piet van Wijt
1957
Theatre Night
as Sir John Marraby