Michael Kitchen

Known for: Acting

Born: 1948-10-31 (age 77)

From: Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK

Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Michael Kitchen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography (127)

MOVIE
Mrs. Weekley's Lover
2025
as D.H. Lawrence
MOVIE
The Kemps: All Gold
2023
as John Farrow
MOVIE★ 8.0
The Kemps: All True
2020
as Harvey Stickles
TV★ 8.4
Brian Pern: A Life in Rock
2014
as John Farrow
TV★ 5.7
White Heat
2012
as Jack (present day)
MOVIE★ 6.0
Hacks
2012
as Stanhope Feast
MOVIE★ 6.7
My Week with Marilyn
2011
as Hugh Perceval
TV★ 4.0
Mobile
2007
as David West
MOVIE★ 7.9
Falling
2005
as Henry Kent
MOVIE★ 5.2
Alibi
2003
as Greg Brentwood
TV★ 7.9
Foyle's War
2002
as DCS Foyle
MOVIE
Adolf & Eva
2002
as Narrator (voice)
MOVIE★ 5.3
New Year's Day
2001
as Robin
MOVIE★ 5.8
Lorna Doone
2001
as Judge Jeffrey
TV★ 7.7
Lorna Doone
2000
as Judge Jeffreys
MOVIE★ 6.1
Proof of Life
2000
as Ian Havery
TV★ 8.5
A History of Britain
2000
as Reader
MOVIE★ 5.8
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change
2000
as Lloyd George
MOVIE★ 6.8
The Railway Children
2000
as Father
MOVIE★ 9.0
The Secret World of Michael Fry
2000
as Herbie
TV★ 7.0
The Secret World of Michael Fry
2000
as Herbie
TV★ 5.7
Second Sight
2000
TV★ 6.3
Oliver Twist
1999
as Mr. Brownlow
MOVIE★ 6.3
The World Is Not Enough
1999
as Tanner
MOVIE★ 7.0
Reckless: The Sequel
1998
as Richard Crane
MOVIE★ 5.8
The Last Contract
1998
as John Gales alias Ray Lambert
MOVIE★ 7.6
A Royal Scandal
1997
as Lord Malmesbury
MOVIE★ 5.7
Mrs. Dalloway
1997
as Peter Walsh
TV★ 7.0
Sunnyside Farm
1997
TV★ 6.2
Reckless
1997
as Richard Crane
TV★ 5.7
Wilderness
1996
as Luther Adams
TV★ 6.4
Dalziel and Pascoe
1996
as Philip Swain
MOVIE
Wilderness
1996
as Luther Adams
MOVIE★ 6.9
GoldenEye
1995
as Bill Tanner
MOVIE★ 6.3
Kidnapped
1995
as William Reid
TV★ 5.8
The Hanging Gale
1995
as Capt. William Townsend
MOVIE★ 8.0
Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town
1995
as Jeremy Swain
TV★ 6.0
The Buccaneers
1995
as Sir Helmsley Thwaite
MOVIE
The Hanging Gale
1995
as Captain William Townsend
MOVIE★ 6.2
Fatherland
1994
as SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
TV★ 7.2
Harry Enfield and Chums
1994
as David the Director
TV★ 9.0
Dandelion Dead
1994
as Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong
MOVIE★ 5.6
Doomsday Gun
1994
as Doctor Christopher Cowley
MOVIE
The Drilling Fields
1994
as Voice-over
TV
The Drilling Fields
1994
as Voice-over
TV★ 8.3
Pie in the Sky
1994
as Dudley Hooperman
TV★ 7.8
To Play the King
1993
as The King
MOVIE★ 6.0
The Trial
1993
as Block
TV★ 7.3
Rik Mayall Presents
1993
as Jeremy Swain
MOVIE
Hamlet
1992
as Narrator
TV★ 7.5
A Touch of Frost
1992
as Jonathan Meyerbridge
TV★ 6.4
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
1992
as Narrator (voice)
TV★ 5.5
Between the Lines
1992
as Roger Boshier
MOVIE★ 3.0
The Guilty
1992
as Steven Vey
MOVIE★ 3.8
Hostage
1992
as Fredericks
MOVIE★ 6.8
Enchanted April
1991
as George Briggs
TV★ 4.2
The Advocates
1991
MOVIE★ 5.0
The War That Never Ends
1991
as 2nd Athenian Representative
MOVIE★ 6.1
The Russia House
1990
as Clive
MOVIE★ 6.5
Fools of Fortune
1990
as Mr Quinton
MOVIE★ 7.0
Crossing to Freedom
1990
as Maj. Diessen
TV★ 6.3
Chancer
1990
as Roman
MOVIE★ 4.9
Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage
1989
as Smiley Face
TV★ 7.0
Stay Lucky
1989
MOVIE
Home Run
1989
as Bill English
TV★ 7.2
Screen One
1989
as Bill English
MOVIE★ 6.3
The Dive
1989
as Bricks
TV★ 10.0
The Justice Game
1989
as Tim Forsythe
MOVIE★ 2.0
Benefactors
1989
MOVIE
Customer Service From Hell
1989
TV★ 7.9
Inspector Morse
1987
as Russell Clark
TV★ 7.4
Lovejoy
1986
as David Herbert
MOVIE★ 6.2
The Browning Version
1985
as Frank Hunter
MOVIE★ 7.2
Out of Africa
1985
as Berkeley Cole
MOVIE
Love Song
1985
as Young William Hatchard
TV★ 7.1
Screen Two
1985
as Block
TV★ 5.0
Freud
1984
as Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow
TV
Weekend Playhouse
1984
as Ed
MOVIE★ 6.0
The Comedy of Errors
1983
as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
MOVIE★ 6.5
King Lear
1982
as Edmund
MOVIE★ 3.3
A Room for the Winter
1981
as Stephen
MOVIE★ 6.3
The Bunker
1981
as Rochus Misch
MOVIE★ 5.2
Caught on a Train
1980
as Peter
MOVIE★ 6.9
Breaking Glass
1980
as Larner
MOVIE★ 6.0
Bedroom Farce
1980
as Nick
TV★ 7.5
Lady Killers
1980
as Reverend Father M'Enery
MOVIE
The Misanthrope
1980
as Acaste
TV★ 7.2
Minder
1979
as Maltese Tony
TV★ 6.8
Tales of the Unexpected
1979
as Arthur
MOVIE
School Play
1979
as Rose S J
MOVIE
The Long and the Short and the Tall
1979
as Private Bamforth
TV★ 6.0
The BBC Television Shakespeare
1978
as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
MOVIE★ 7.0
No Man's Land
1978
as Foster
TV★ 7.6
The Professionals
1977
as Duffy
TV
Romance
1977
as Maurice Rossiter
MOVIE★ 7.5
Beasts: What Big Eyes
1976
as Bob Curry
TV★ 7.0
Beasts
1976
as Bob Curry
TV
A Divorce
1976
as Laurence
MOVIE★ 6.1
Brimstone and Treacle
1976
as Martin Taylor
MOVIE★ 7.0
The Imp of the Perverse
1975
as The Student
MOVIE★ 6.5
Sleepwalker
1975
as Ian
TV
Private Affairs
1975
as D.H. Lawrence
TV★ 5.0
Churchill's People
1974
as John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
TV
Seven Faces of Woman
1974
as Archie
TV★ 7.0
Fall of Eagles
1974
as Trotsky
TV★ 7.0
Playhouse
1974
as Rose S.J.
MOVIE★ 7.5
Once the Killing Starts
1974
as George Newton
MOVIE
The Monkey's Paw
1973
as Herbert White
TV★ 7.0
The Brontës of Haworth
1973
as Branwell Brontë
TV★ 6.8
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
1973
as Herbert White
TV★ 7.0
Centre Play
1973
as The Student
TV★ 6.9
Thriller
1973
as George Newton
MOVIE
The Four Beauties
1973
as Henry Batley
MOVIE★ 9.0
The Reporters
1972
as Alan
TV★ 4.6
Country Matters
1972
as Henry Batley
MOVIE★ 6.0
Dracula A.D. 1972
1972
as Greg
TV★ 6.3
New Scotland Yard
1972
as Peter Coppard
TV
Late Night Theatre
1972
as Paul
MOVIE★ 6.8
Unman, Wittering and Zigo
1971
as Bungabine
MOVIE★ 7.0
Hell's Angel
1971
as Dick Foster
TV★ 6.6
Play for Today
1970
as Dick Foster
MOVIE
Is That Your Body, Boy
1970
as Waller
TV★ 7.0
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
TV★ 7.0
ITV Playhouse
1967
as Tommy
TV★ 5.3
BBC Play of the Month
1965
as Acaste
TV★ 4.2
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Waller
MOVIE
Savages
—
as Carlos Esquerdo