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Tom Bell
Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK · b. Aug 2, 1933
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Tom Bell was a British stage, film and television actor.
KNOWN FOR
Play for Today
1970
The Virginian
1967
BBC Play of the Month
1972
Screen Two
1986
ITV Playhouse
1977
Waking the Dead
2003
Theatre 625
1965
Dalziel and Pascoe
1999
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1972
Taggart
2001
ScreenPlay
1990
Brassic
2023
FILMOGRAPHY
All
Movies
TV
Acting
112
Writing
1
2023
Brassic
as Priest
2014
BBC Comedy Feeds
as Matthew
2013
Comedy Blaps
2013
Anna & Katy
as Various
2008
Love Me Still
as Lenny Ronson
2006
Dead Man's Cards
as Billy The Cowboy
2006
Blue Murder
as Vinny McAteer
2006
Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire
as Nasica
2005
Kraft
2004
Devil's Gate
as Jake
2003
Oh Marbella!
as Ronnie Ackerman
2003
Waking the Dead
as Prof Hugh Cullen
2002
Long Time Dead
as Becker
2002
The Last Minute
as Grimshanks
2001
My Kingdom
as Quick
2001
Lava
as Eric
2001
Taggart
2001
Dr Terrible's House of Horrible
as CI Ellis
1999
Swing
as Sid Luxford
1999
Tube Tales
as City Gent (segment "Horny")
1999
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Phantom Train of Doom
as Col. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
1999
Dalziel and Pascoe
as Oliver Fisher
1998
Swept from the Sea
as Isaac Foster
1998
Spitting Distance
1997
Preaching to the Perverted
as Henry Harding MP
1997
The Boxer
as Mr Maguire (uncredited)
1997
Insiders
as Tom Whitby
1996
No Bananas
as Thomas Slater
1995
The Great Kandinsky
as The Professor
1995
Feast of July
as Ben Wainwright
1994
The Cinder Path
as Edward MacFell
1993
Sensation
1993
Spender : The French Collection
as Tommy Thornton
1992
Angels
as Michael
1992
Seconds Out
as Jack
1992
Screen One
as Jack Travis
1991
Prospero's Books
as Antonio
1991
Let Him Have It
as Fairfax
1991
Prime Suspect
as Bill Otley
1991
Van der Valk
as Freddie Brugmans
1991
Hope It Rains
1990
The Krays
as Jack 'The Hat' McVitie
1990
Available Light
as Grant
1990
Dark River
as Johnny Deacon
1990
ScreenPlay
as Grant
1989
Words of Love
as Mr. Seaford-Warwick
1989
Resurrected
as Mr Deakin
1989
Red King, White Knight
as Tulayev
1989
Screen Two
as Mr. Seaford-Warwick
1988
The Rainbow
as Old Tom Brangwen
1987
Wish You Were Here
as Eric
1987
The Magic Toyshop
as Uncle Philip
1986
Hidden Talents
as Harold
1986
Hard Travelling
as Frank Meredith
1986
Unnatural Causes
as Harold
1986
Screen Two
as Frank Meredith
1985
Summer Lightning
as Mr Clark
1985
The Innocent
as Frank Dobson
1985
The Detective
as Cdr. Kenneth Crocker
1984
Desert of Lies
as Abel Broom
1983
Reilly: Ace of Spies
as Dzerzhinsky
1981
Sons and Lovers
as Walter Morel
1981
Sons and Lovers
as Walter Morel
1980
Sweet Nothings
as Tom Fearon
1978
The Sailor's Return
as William Targett
1978
Stronger Than the Sun
as Alan
1978
Out
as Frank Ross
1978
Holocaust
as Adolf Eichmann
1977
A Choice of Evils
as Col. Steiner
1977
ITV Playhouse
as Larry
1975
Royal Flash
as De Gautet
1974
The Actual Woman
as Sydney
1974
Little Fears
as The Man
1974
Sea Song
as Ray Carter
1974
The Protectors
as Shadbolt
1974
Armchair Cinema
as Ray Carter
1974
Second City Firsts
as Sidney
1974
Late Night Theatre
as The Man
1972
Straight On Till Morning
as Jimmy Lindsay
1972
The Spy's Wife
as Tom Tyler
1972
A Man without Friends
as Marcus Wayne
1972
Hedda Gabler
as Eilert Lovborg
1972
The Folk Singer
as Danny Blake
1972
BBC Play of the Month
as Eilert Lovborg
1972
Armchair Theatre
as Danny Blake
1972
The Frighteners
as Bender
1972
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
as Vic Crawley
1971
Quest for Love
as Colin Trafford
1971
The Ten Commandments
as Mike Lee
1970
All the Right Noises
as Len Lewin
1970
Angels Are So Few
1970
Play for Today
as Michael Biddle
1969
Lock Up Your Daughters
as Shaftoe
1968
The Long Day's Dying
as Tom Cooper
1968
In Enemy Country
as Ian
1967
The Violent Enemy
as Sean Rogan
1967
The Virginian
as Cpl. Johnny Moon
1965
Ballad in Blue
as Steve Collins
1965
He Who Rides a Tiger
as Peter Rayston
1965
Theatre 625
as Billy Mack
1964
Sands of Beersheba
as Dan
1962
The L-Shaped Room
as Toby
1962
A Prize of Arms
as Fenner
1962
H.M.S. Defiant
as Evans
1961
Payroll
as Blackie
1961
Echo of Barbara
as Ben
1961
The Kitchen
as Paul
1961
Drama 61-67
as Tom Knowles
1961
Armchair Theatre
as Johnny Harris
1960
The Criminal
as Flynn
1960
A Night Out
as Albert Stokes
1960
Armchair Mystery Theatre
as Rod Copley