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John Quentin
London, England, UK · b. Jan 1, 1935
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43
credits
Acting
known for
90
age at death
KNOWN FOR
Midsomer Murders
2011
Agatha Christie's Poirot
2000
BBC Play of the Month
1966
The Wednesday Play
1965
Theatre 625
1966
The BBC Television Shakespeare
1978
Lovejoy
1994
New Scotland Yard
1972
Blake's 7
1981
The Detectives
1995
The Sunday Drama
1977
Festival
1963
FILMOGRAPHY
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Movies
TV
Acting
43
2011
Midsomer Murders
as Doctor Frost
2000
Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Sir Montagu Corner
2000
Longitude
as Dr. Bradley
1996
The Stendhal Syndrome
as Father
1995
The Detectives
as Brian Kent
1994
Lovejoy
as Sir Ronald Edgehill
1993
Shadowlands
as Station Acquaintance
1993
Wittgenstein
as John Maynard Keynes
1993
Blue
as (voice)
1993
Selling Hitler
as Selling Hitler
1993
Heidi
as Pastor
1991
Edward II
as Chorus of Nobility
1989
Death of a Son
as Second DPP Official
1988
A Handful of Dust
as Brenda's Solicitor
1986
The Return of the Antelope
as Fistram
1983
Fireworks for Elspeth
as Vicar
1982
Gandhi
as Batsman
1981
Blake's 7
as Practor
1980
The Dogs of War
as Party Guest
1979
King Solomon's Treasure
as Stetopatris
1979
House of Caradus
as Piers Edgerley
1978
As You Like It
as Le Beau
1978
The Waterloo Bridge Handicap
as Austin Reed
1978
The BBC Television Shakespeare
as Le Beau
1977
The Sunday Drama
as Writer at party
1975
The Love School
as James Collinson
1974
Haunted: The Ferryman
as Publisher
1974
Ransom
as Martin Shepherd
1974
Affairs of the Heart
as Lord Iffield
1973
Man at the Top
as Digby
1972
New Scotland Yard
as Reginald Davidge, QC
1971
The Search for the Nile
as John Hanning Speke
1970
Emma's Time
as Michael
1970
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
as Officer at Regimental Dinner (uncredited)
1968
Isadora
as Pim
1968
BBC Play of the Month
as Octavius Robinson
1967
The Further Adventures of the Musketeers
as Prince de Beaufort
1967
Theatre 625
as Ivor Claire
1966
BBC Play of the Month
as Bindon
1966
Theatre 625
as Nigel Hadfield
1965
The Spy Who Came In from the Cold
as Pawson (uncredited)
1965
The Wednesday Play
as Bloom
1963
Festival
as Deacon