Frederick Treves

Rosemary & Thyme 31st August 2003 as Professor Mullins

The Cazalets 22nd June 2001

Monarch of the Glen 27th February 2000 as Lord Cranthorne

Longitude 2nd January 2000 as Governor

A Certain Justice 28th July 1998 as Hubert St John Langton

Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 3rd January 1996 as Col. Forbes-Jones

The Glass Virgin 6th January 1995 as Great Uncle James

To Play the King 21st November 1993 as Lord Quillington

Lipstick on Your Collar 21st February 1993 as Brigadier Sanders

Heartbeat 10th April 1992 as Gerard Sefton

For the Greater Good 20th March 1991 as Lord Kellner

Drop the Dead Donkey 9th August 1990 as Walter

Jeeves and Wooster 22nd April 1990 as Worplesden

The Chief 20th April 1990 as Henry Parker

Mr. Bean 1st January 1990 as Colonel

Summer's Lease 1st November 1989

Summer's Lease 1st November 1989 as Nicholas Tapscott

After the War 16th June 1989 as Major Hector Stanhope

Agatha Christie's Poirot 8th January 1989 as Colonel Lacey

Game, Set, and Match 3rd October 1988 as Frank Harrington

Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder 11th January 1987 as Doctor James Kennedy

Inspector Morse 6th January 1987 as Dean of Lonsdale College

Casualty 6th September 1986 as Henry Alsop

Lovejoy 10th January 1986 as Henry

Yes, Prime Minister 9th January 1986

My Brother Jonathan 12th August 1985 as Dr Hammond

Screen Two 6th January 1985 as Desmond Howard Jones

The Invisible Man 2nd September 1984 as Colonel Adye

Mr. Palfrey of Westminster 18th April 1984 as Adm. Frobisher

The Jewel in the Crown 9th January 1984 as Colonel John Layton

Bergerac 18th October 1981 as Thomas Leighton

Minder 29th October 1979 as Bank Manager

An Englishman's Castle 5th June 1978 as Lonsdale

Strangers 5th June 1978 as Anderson

All Creatures Great and Small 8th January 1978 as Lord Hulton

BBC2 Play of the Week 21st September 1977 as Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour

BBC2 Play of the Week 21st September 1977 as Harry

The Fosters 9th April 1976 as Dr Williams

Rumpole of the Bailey 17th December 1975 as Sir Christopher Japhet

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Beemax

Churchill's People 30th December 1974 as Gloucester

Father Brown 26th September 1974 as Reverend David Pryce-Jones

Playhouse 13th March 1974 as Mr. Menant

The Edwardians 21st November 1972 as Hon. George Keppel

Crown Court 18th October 1972 as Geoffrey Hainton

The Protectors 29th September 1972 as Sir Walter Crediton

New Scotland Yard 22nd April 1972 as Arthur Davitt

Tightrope 19th January 1972 as Mr. Fletcher

Follyfoot 28th June 1971 as Sam Lockwood

Play for Today 15th October 1970 as Chief

Doomwatch 9th February 1970 as Dr. Henry Fane

The Main Chance 18th June 1969 as Stanton

The Main Chance 18th June 1969 as Simon Rimsey

The Expert 5th July 1968 as Alec Lampitt

ITV Playhouse 25th September 1967 as Prison Governor

Boy Meets Girl 4th August 1967 as John Fry

Doctor Who 23rd November 1963 as Lieutenant Brotadac

The Avengers 7th January 1961 as Dawson

Maigret 31st October 1960 as Lechat

The Buccaneers 19th September 1956 as Quetzl

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as 1st Thief

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Bearer

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as 1st Guard

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as First Peasant

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Colman

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Sir Exeter

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Rolf

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Clerk

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Sir Rolf

The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 15th September 1956 as Villager

Strange Experiences 24th September 1955 as Man