Directed by: Philip Saville
Written by: Michael Eaton
One Foot in the Grave
Year: 1990 - 2000
Channel: BBC 1
Cast:
Richard Wilson as Victor Meldrew
Annette Crosbie as Margaret Meldrew
Angus Deayton as Patrick Trench
Janine Duvitski as Pippa Trench
Doreen Mantle as Jean Warboys
Owen Brenman as Nick Swainey
Directed by:
Susan Belbin, Sydney Lotterby
Written by:
David Renwick
Produced by:
Sydney Lotterby, Susan Belbin
6 series, 42 episodes
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Richard Wilson
is probably most well known for his appearance in the TV sitcom "One
Foot in the Grave".
The last ever episode of One Foot In The Grave was transmitted in
the UK on 20th November, 2000. |
The Kremlin Farewell
Year: 1990
Channel:
Cast:
Freddie Jones
as Agejev
Kenneth Colley as Sergej
Polly Walker as Nadja
Richard Wilson as Lebedev
Daniel Eastland as Stepan
Bernard Kay as Stalin
Ken Robertson as Pauker
Tony Quant as Stepan (aged 3)
Laurence Zage as Vassily Ikramov
James Cooper as Sasha
Igor Gridneff as Comrade Grosberg
Graham Crowden as Lipetkin
David Foxxe as Startsev
Aden Gillett as Ulinov
Bill Wallis as Vyshinsky
Directed by: Tristram
Powell
Written by: Nigel Williams
Selling Hitler
Year: 1991
Channel:
Cast:
Jonathan Pryce as Gerd Heidemann
Alexei Sayle as Konrad 'Conny' Fischer
Alison Doody as Gina Heidemann
Julie T. Wallace as Edith Lieblang
Richard Wilson as Henri Nannen
Tom Baker as Manfred Fischer
Olivier Pierre as Peter Koch
Philip Fox as Leo Pesch
Directed by: Alastair Reid
Written by: Robert
Harris/Howard Schuman
|
The Outrageous True Tale Of Hitler's
Missing Diaries. |
The
Trouble with Mr Bean
Year: 1991
Channel:
Cast:
Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean
Sam Mead as Schoolboy
Caroline Quentin as Traffic Warden
Richard Wilson as The Dentist
Directed by: John Birkin/Paul Weiland
|
Richard Wilson plays a dentist in this
short comedy sketch alongside Rowan
Atkinson as Mr Bean. The Dentist
is left incapacitated after accidentally
being anaesthetised. Mr Bean is
forced to carry out his own dental
treatment. |
Cluedo
Year: 1990 - 1993
Channel:
Cast:
James Bellini as Himself - Presenter (Series 1 &
Christmas Special) (1990)
Chris Tarrant as Himself - Presenter (Series 2)
(1991)
Richard Madeley as Himself - Presenter (Series
3-4) (1992-1993)
Stephanie Beacham as Mrs. Peacock (I) (Series 1)
(1990)
Robin Ellis as Col. Mustard (I) (Series 1)
(1990)
Robin Nedwell as Rev. Green (I) (Series 1)
(1990)
Kristoffer Tabori as Prof. Plum (I) (Series 1)
(1990)
Tracy-Louise Ward as Miss Scarlett (I) (Series
1) (1990)
June Whitfield as Mrs. White (I) (Series 1)
(1990)
Ian Lavender as Prof. Plum (II) (Christmas
Special) (1990)
Derek Nimmo as Rev. Green (II) (Christmas
Special) (1990)
Kate O'Mara as Mrs. Peacock (II) (Christmas
Special) (1990)
David Robb as Col. Mustard (II) (Christmas
Special) (1990)
Joan Sims as Mrs. White (II) (Christmas Special)
(1990)
Toyah Willcox as Miss Scarlett (II) (Christmas
Special) (1990)
Directed by: John
Kaye Cooper
Written by: Simon Masters/Nick Fisher
http://www.cluedofan.com/
|
Richard Wilson stars as one of the Many
Reverend Greens in this TV celebrity
whodunnit. |
The
Other Side of Paradise
Year: 1992
Channel:
Cast:
Terence Bayler as Col. Fawcett
Hywel Bennett as Purvis
Geoff Bergin as Fawcett's Driver
June Bishop as Mrs. Fawcett
Josephine Byrnes as Paula Reid
Edward Campbell as Bill Robbins
Jason Connery as Chris Masters
Su Cruickshank as Mollie
Guus De Koster as Mr. Mueller
Tereapii Enua as Moana
Bruce Goldsworthy as Jimbo
Maria Henderson as Elder
Stephen Kavana as Moko
Robin Kora as Tiki
Jay Lavea Laga'ala as Mana
Garry McDonald as Johnson
Judy Morris as Miss Sowerby
Charlie Numanga as Kapu
Derek Payne as Rev. Pringle
Ken Senga as Yamagata
Vivien Tan as Aleena
Yanny Tepper as Mrs. Mueller
Adrian Tuaati as Fawcett's Constable
Richard Wilson as Doc Reid
Directed by: Renny Rye
Written by: Noel Barber/Denise Morgan
The
Vision Thing
Year: 1993
Channel:
Cast:
Lisa
Bowerman as Miss Anderson
Alastair Campbell as Political Reporter/himself
Richard Dixon as Fourth Journalist
Nicholas Farrell as Batt Prender
Marilyn Finlay as Second Journalist
Christopher Fulford as First Surveillance Man
Lennox Greaves as Detective
Derek Jacobi
Liz Kettle as Isobel Vine
Anne-Marie Marriott as Third Journalist
Hamish McColl
Nathaniel Parker
Dale Rapley as First Journalist
Catherine Russell as Maddy Fisher
Clive Russell as Travis
Phillida Sewell as His Wife
Gerald Sim as Retired Building Society Man
Richard Wilson
Albie Woodington as Second Surveillance Man
Martin Young as Newsreader/himself
Directed by:
Pedr James
Written by: Mark Lawson
Under the Hammer
Year: 1993
Channel:
Cast:
Marsha Fitzalan as Camilla Mounsey
Jan Francis as Maggie Perowne
John Grillo as Oscar William Leonard 'Owly'
Johnstone
Garrick Hagon as Gary Fanner
Robert Lang as Lord Holloway
Michael Siberry as Nick Roper
William Tapley as Joe
Richard Wilson as Ben Glazier
Directed by: Robert Tronson/David Tucker
Written by: John Mortimer
Butter
Year: 1994
Channel:
Cast:
Hilary Lyon as Jane
Jane Horrocks as Beggar
Richard Wilson as Steven Williams
Directed by:
Alan Cumming
Written by: Alan Cumming
Gulliver's Travels
Year: 1996
Channel:
Cast:
Ted
Danson as Lemuel Gulliver
Mary Steenburgen as Mary Gulliver
James Fox as Dr. Bates
Ned Beatty as Farmer Grultrud
Edward Fox as Gen. Limtoc
Robert Hardy as Dr. Parnell
Nicholas Lyndhurst as Clustril
Phoebe Nicholls as Empress of Lilliput
Karyn Parsons as Lady-in-Waiting
Edward Petherbridge as Dr. Pritchard
John Standing as Adm. Bolgolam
John Wells as Flimnap the Treasurer
Alfre Woodard as Queen of Brobdingnag
Edward Woodward as Drunlo
Peter O'Toole as Emperor of Lilliput
Directed by: Charles
Sturridge
Written by: Simon Moore/Jonathan Swift
This version of Swifts fantasy was
specifically made for television and
hosts an all-star cast led by Ted Danson.
The use of superior special effects
helps to portray all four books in the
cycle. From Lilliput and Brobdingnag to
Laputa and the lands of the Struldbruggs
and Houyhnhnms, Gullivers nine-year
odyssey and his struggle to prove his
sanity are brought to life in this vivid
reflection of the Jonathan Swift books. |
Lord
of Misrule
Year: 1996
Channel:
Cast:
Rosemary Martin as Janie
Emily Mortimer as Emma
Jeff Rawle as Derek
Patricia Hayes as Ethyl
Richard Wilson as Bill Webster
Clive Russell as Arthur
Brian Bovell as Tim
Jimmy Gardner as Dad
Andrew Barrow as London policeman
Stephen Moyer as Olly
Lisa Palfrey as Dr. Amy Clarke
Andy Hamilton as Editor
Rachel Smith as Secretary
James Fleet as Prime Minister
Helena McCarthy as Old lady
Directed by: Guy Jenkins
Written by: Guy Jenkins
Writer and director Guy Jenkin
successfully portrays a variety of
English social, political and cultural
themes in this 1996 made-for-tv film set
in a southwestern coastal town.
There's family angst, political
intrigue, pagan rituals, smuggling and
the press. |
Father Ted
Year: 1998
Channel: Channel 4
Cast:
Dermot Morgan as Father Ted Crilly (1995-1998)
Ardal O'Hanlon as Father Dougal McGuire
(1995-1998)
Frank Kelly as Father Jack Hackett (1995-1998)
Pauline McLynn as Mrs. Doyle (1995-1998)
Episode: The Mainland (guest stars:)
Richard Wilson as Himself
Graham Norton as Fr. Noel Furlong
Doreen Keogh as Mrs. Dineen
Stephen Gallagher as III as Tony Lynch
Tom Farrelly as Jerry Fields
Yvonne Shanley as Janine Riley
Sharon Carroll as Nuala Ryan
Mary Ann O'Donoghue as Optician
John Henderson as Tour Guide
Conor Lovett as Roland
Richard Buss as AA Chairman
Owen Kavanagh as Policeman #1
John Moloney as Policeman #2
Frank Murray as Waiter
Annalivia Ryan as Check in Agent
Created by:
Graham Linehan/Arthur Mathews
Ted:
(to Richard Wilson) I don't beleeeeeeeeeve
it!
http://www.fathertedonline.ukf.net/
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In
the Red
Year: 1998
Channel:
Cast:
Warren Clarke as George Cragge
Stephen Fry as Controller, Radio 2
Richard Griffiths as Geoffrey Crichton-Potter
Rik Mayall as Dominic De'Ath
Richard Wilson as Lord Tone
John Bird as Controller, Radio 4
Alun Armstrong as Det. Chief Insp. Frank
Jefferson
Siobhan Redmond as Madame Sin
John Sessions as Hercules Fortescue
Rachel Fielding as Letitia Tone
Directed by: Marcus Mortimer
Written by: Malcolm Bradbury/Mark Tavener
A series of murders share the same
Victim MO, bank managers. London in a
turmoil, from the person on the street
all the way up to Parliament.
A street-wise radio reporter who is
about to be sacked keeps getting called
by the killer, who everyone thinks is
something to do with the lead singer of
a band whose "In the Red" music has been
connected with the killings. |
Duck
Patrol
Year: 1998
Channel:
Cast:
Richard Wilson as PC Roland "Prof" Rose
David Tennant as Simon "Darwin" Brown
Samantha Beckinsale as Gillian "Marilyn" Monroe
Trevor Cooper as James "Ollie" Oliver
Craig Fairbrass as Michael "Hero" Travers
Geoffrey Hutchings as Malcolm "Serge" White
Jason Watkins as Kevin "Taz" Delaney
Sue Johnston as Val Rutland
Jan Ravens as Angie Tennant
Ross Gurney-Randall as Jerry
Created by: Jan Etherington/Grant Petrie
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/
The Ravensbeck River Police maintain law
and order along the banks of the River
Thames.
Richard Wilson stars as Prof, the
long-serving constable who enjoys the
easy life tootling down the Thames River
in his police boat. Hero, a new recruit,
goes out of his way to find danger and
excitement ultimately ruining the near
perfect life of Prof. The ambitious
Constable Gillian Monroe is also anxious
to prove herself and sees Hero as a
block in her promotion plans. Prof also
has to deal with the amorous eye of pub
landlady Valerie Rutland, who has taken
to him. |
Ted
and Ralph
Year: 1998
Channel:
Cast:
Paul
Whitehouse as Ted/Rowley Birkin/Kevin Brown
Charlie Higson as Ralph Mayhew/Aunt
Cecilia/Ralph's Father
Kathy Burke as Mrs. Ted
Simon Day as Tall Tom/Cliff Carter/Friend of
Dorothy
Paul Bigley as Short Tom
Arabella Weir as Mrs. Jenkins/Ralph's
Mother/Henrietta Gladstone
Mark Williams as Confirmed Bachelor
Louise Brill as Lulu
Eryl Maynard as Miss Paxman
Simon Roberts as Cousin Jack
Miranda Richardson as Henrietta Blough-Pendleton
Gina Bellman as Henrietta Spain
Catherine Newell as Arm Wrestling Woman
Fiona Allen as Dog Barking Woman
Helen Cregeen as Line Dancing Twin
Directed by: Christone Gernon
Written by: Charles Higson/Paul Whitehouse
http://www.bbc.co.uk
|
Christmas 1998 saw a show devoted to Ted
and Ralph, a long running section of the
Fast Show. Ralph's worst nightmare come
true when his inheritance is at risk
unless he marries before the age of 35.
Faced with losing the estate to his
deranged Aunt Cecilia, Ralph goes
wife-hunting. Ted, in spite of being
cruelly dropped for Ralph's new love,
Wendy, makes an attempt to save Ralph. |
Life
Support
Year: 1999
Channel:
Cast:
Stephen Moyer as Dr. Tom Scott
Aisling O'Sullivan as Dr. Katherine Doone
Art Malik as Dr. Kamran Blake
Richard Wilson as John Doone
Gilbert Martin as James McConnell
Julie Graham as Alison McIntyre
Edith MacArthur as Joan Andrews
Ellie Haddington as Fiona Drummond
Brian Pettifer as Gordon Travers
Ricky Callan as Jim McMahon
Directed by: Morag Fullarton
Written by: Peter Hall/Ashley Pharoah
|
clinical ethicist Katherine Doone is
there to help when the lives of ordinary
people collide with the cutting edge of
medical science. Putting her career at
risk by taking the side of the patient
isn't a good idea, especially when the
clock is against her. |
Other Animals
Year: 1999
Channel:
Stephen Moyer as Dr. Tom Scott
Aisling O'Sullivan as Dr. Katherine Doone
Art Malik as Dr. Kamran Blake
Richard Wilson as John Doone
Gilbert Martin as James McConnell
Julie Graham as Alison McIntyre
Edith MacArthur as Joan Andrews
Ellie Haddington as Fiona Drummond
Brian Pettifer as Gordon Travers
Ricky Callan as Jim McMahon
Stephanie Cole as Lizzie Cameron
Richard Wilson as Alex Cameron
|
Richard Wilson stars in his first
situation comedy role since One Foot in
the Grave alongside Stephanie Cole.
Michael Aitkens’s new comedy sees them
both attempt to cope with the family
from hell. |
Brave New World
Year: 1999
Channel:
Cast:
Martin McGreechin
John Ward Nielsen as Helicopter Pilot
Richard Wilson
High
Stakes
Year: 2001
Channel: ITV
Cast:
Richard Wilson as Bruce Morton
Jack Shepherd as Nicholas Quinn
Jason O'Mara as Greg Hayden
Directed by: Dewi Humphreys
Written by: Tony Sarchet
http://www.greenpointfilms.co.uk
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This story centres around two British
bankers, Nicholas Quinn (played by Jack
Shepherd) and Bruce Morton (played by
Richard Wilson) as they face upto
international capitalism. They both
regard each other as a challenge to each
other which is compounded by the fund
managers astrological investment skills,
a poaching headhunter, an in debt tycoon
and a computer expert who would rather
pry on their personal lives. |
Life
as We Know it
Year: 2001
Channel:
Cast:
Richard Wilson as Alex Cameron
Stephanie Cole as Lizzie Cameron
Barnaby Kay as Harry Cameron
Sarah Coomes as Sarah Cameron
Paul Chequer as Nick Cameron
Directed by: Christine Gernon
Written by: Michael Aitkens
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy
|
Alex Cameron is a freelance writer
working for a whimsical newspaper
column, working from home while his
wife, Lizzie, has been forced to retire
as headmistress of the town's secondary
school and finds time too freely
available. Their surprisingly young
children hang around home an awful lot
even thought they are supposed to have
moved out. Nick is a foolish idiot,
Sarah stupid, and Harry a devious
crooked Labour politician. Not
forgetting Dexter the dog who trots into
a laugh or two. |
Dick
Whittington
Year: 2002
Channel:
Cast:
Amanda Barrie
Sanjeev Bhaskar as The Mayor
Kevin Bishop as Dick Whittington
Julian Clary as Chris the Cat
Vanessa Feltz
James Fleet as Alderman Fitzwarren
Harry Hill as The Painter
Lee Mack as Idle Jack
Paul Merton
Tina O'Brien
Debra Stephenson as The Fairy
Jessica Stevenson as The Good Fairy
Mark Williams as King Rat
Richard Wilson as The Dame
Danny Foster as Himself/Hear'Say
Directed by: Geoff Posner
Written by: Simon Nye
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Richard Wilson stars as the Pantomime
Dame in this TV version of the well
known Pantomime classic, Dick
Whittington. |
Jeffrey Archer: The Truth
Year: 2002
Channel:
Cast:
Damian Lewis as Jeffrey Archer
Greta Scacchi as Margaret Thatcher
Polly Walker as Mrs. Archer
Ben Miller as Roland Moxley-Nemesis
Emily Mortimer as Diana, Princess of Wales
Richard Wilson as Duke of Edinburgh
Richard Griffiths as Willie Whitelaw
Danielle Tilley as Emma
Steven Pacey as Tony Blair
Gary Lineker as England manager
Rupert Holliday-Evans as Caspar, Tory MP
Rachel Pickup as Casino Girl
Geoffrey Beevers as Dennis Thatcher
Mark Spalding as DPG Officer/Royal Guard
Geoffrey Whitehead as Chessington
Directed by: Guy Jenkin
Written by: Guy Jenkin
|
For many years the facts surrounding the
life and career of Jeffrey Archer have
been hidden for reasons of national
security and to protect the innocent.
Jeffrey Archer , athlete, statesman and
author, takes viewers on a journey
through his life story. |
The
All Star Comedy Show
Year: 2004
Channel:
Cast:
Various
Written by: Steve Coogan/Jim Field Smith
|
A pair of fast-paced, off-centre sketch
shows masterminded by Reeves and
Mortimer and featuring a cast of comedy
stars including Richard Wilson. |
King
of Fridges
Year: 2004
Channel: ITV
Cast:
Richard Wilson as Frank
Mark Benton as Alan
Joan Kempson as Chloe
Anna Keaveney as Iris
Vera Jakob as 1st Kettle Customer
Dicken Ashworth as 1st Stereo Customer
Charles Pemberton as 2nd Stereo Customer
Bruce McGregor as Fridge Customer
Michelle Abrahams as 2nd Kettle Customer
David Alexander as Television Customer
Damian Myerscough as Policeman
Directed by: Gavin Millar
Written by: Tim Firth
http://www.timfirth.com/trapped.html
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Alan (Marl Benton), Assistant Manager of
Electrical Superstore gets the chance to
be Store Manager on a busy Bank Holiday
whilst his boss is away. However, his
boss has left him a surprise in the shape
of Frank (Richard Wilson), a mid sixties
bloke on a trainee scheme. This is the
last thing he needs on the busiest day
of the year. The staff suspect Frank is
a spy from Head Office and Alan becomes
paranoid that he is being assessed on
his management potential. |
Born
and Bred
Year: 2002
Channel:
Cast:
James Bolam as Dr. Arthur Gilder (Series 1-3)
(2002-2004)
Michael French as Dr. Tom Gilder (Series 1-4)
(2002-2005)
Richard Wilson as Dr. Donald Wilson (Series 3-)
(2004-)
Oliver Milburn as Dr. Nick Logan (Series 4-)
(2005-)
Jenna Russell as Deborah Gilder
Clive Swift as Reverend Brewer
Maggie Steed as Phyllis Woolf
John Henshaw as Wilf Bradshaw
Naomi Radcliffe as Jean Bradshaw
Sam Hudson as Eddie Mills (as Samuel James
Hudson)
Tracey Childs as Linda Cosgrove
Created by: Chris Chibnall/Nigel McCrery
http://www.bbc.co.uk
|
James Bolam and Michael French star as
father and son doctors in this family
drama series. Set in the 1950s, a
decade of great change for the National
Health Service.
It is the 1950s and times are changing
for GP Arthur Gilder (played by James
Bolam). Things are looking optimistic in
the aftermath of war while the creation
of the NHS is bringing a host of changes
to his Lancashire surgery and cottage
hospital.
Arthur has lived in the close-knit
community of Ormston all of his life and
he is hoping to hand over his village
practise to his son, Tom (played by
Michael French). This is the last thing
on Tom's mind, however.
The main filming location Downham near
Clitheroe, Lancashire is a privately
owned by Lord and Lady Clitheroe. Every
house is rented and certain modern
things are banned from being used in the
town by the tenant's contract such as
television antenna's and satellite
dishes. |
'
Doctor Who
Year: 2005
Channel:
Cast:
Richard Wilson as Doctor Constantine
http://www.gallifreyone.com/
|
Richard Wilson plays Doctor Constantine
in two episodes of Doctor Who. |
