Julian Fellowes

Known for: Writing

Born: 1949-08-17 (age 76)

From: Cairo, Egypt

Julian Alexander Kitchener-Fellowes, Baron Fellowes of West Stafford, DL (born 17 August 1949), known as Julian Fellowes, is an English actor, novelist, film director and screenwriter, as well as a Conservative peer.

Filmography (74)

MOVIE★ 4.5
Dame Maggie Smith - A Celebration
2024
as Self
MOVIE★ 8.0
The Marvellous Maggie Smith: A Celebration
2022
as Self
MOVIE★ 7.0
Downton Abbey Live!
2019
as Self
MOVIE★ 5.1
A Christmas Star
2015
as Himself
TV★ 6.2
Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter
2015
as Self
MOVIE★ 4.8
Richard Attenborough: A Life in Film
2014
as Self
TV★ 4.5
The Alan Titchmarsh Show
2007
as Self
TV★ 4.4
The One Show
2006
as Self
TV★ 8.0
Never Mind the Full Stops
2006
TV★ 6.8
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
2005
as Self
TV
Julian Fellowes Investigates: A Most Mysterious Murder
2004
MOVIE★ 5.3
The Making of Gosford Park
2002
as Self
TV★ 3.4
Richard & Judy
2001
as Self
MOVIE★ 5.5
Dirty Tricks
2000
as Prosecution Counsel
MOVIE★ 5.2
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Love's Sweet Song
2000
as Churchill
TV★ 7.3
Monarch of the Glen
2000
as Lord Kilwillie
MOVIE★ 6.0
Aristocrats
1999
as Duke of Richmond
MOVIE★ 6.4
Shergar
1999
as Chambers
MOVIE★ 6.2
Place Vendôme
1998
as Wajman
MOVIE★ 6.4
Tomorrow Never Dies
1997
as Minister of Defence
MOVIE★ 5.7
Sharpe: The Legend
1997
as Prince Regent
MOVIE★ 5.5
Regeneration
1997
as Timmons
MOVIE★ 6.8
Crossing the Floor
1996
as Sir Mortimer Fawkes
MOVIE★ 4.3
Killing Me Softly
1996
as Prosecution QC
MOVIE★ 7.0
Sharpe's Regiment
1996
as The Prince Regent
MOVIE★ 6.9
Jane Eyre
1996
TV★ 7.7
Our Friends in the North
1996
as Claud Seabrook
MOVIE★ 8.5
A Very Open Prison
1995
as Sir Mortimer Fawkes
TV★ 7.6
The Final Cut
1995
as Henry Ponsonby
MOVIE★ 4.3
Savage Hearts
1995
as Bishop
TV★ 7.3
Kavanagh Q.C.
1995
as Clive Crebbin
TV★ 8.4
Martin Chuzzlewit
1994
as Dr Jobling
TV★ 8.3
Pie in the Sky
1994
as Ernest Drummond
TV★ 5.8
(All Quiet on the) Preston Front
1994
as Dermott
MOVIE★ 6.9
Shadowlands
1993
as Desmond Arding
MOVIE★ 6.8
Sharpe's Rifles
1993
as Major Warren Dunnett
TV★ 8.0
Sharpe
1993
as Major Dunnett
MOVIE★ 6.6
Damage
1992
as Donald Lyndsay, MP
TV★ 6.3
To Be the Best
1992
as Dennis
TV★ 7.2
Heartbeat
1992
as Prince Nikolas
MOVIE★ 6.8
The Treaty
1991
as Winston Churchill
TV★ 9.0
For the Greater Good
1991
as Neville Marsham
TV★ 7.2
Have I Got News for You
1990
as Self
MOVIE★ 4.2
Fellow Traveller
1989
as D'Arcy
MOVIE★ 5.9
Goldeneye
1989
as Noel Coward
TV★ 6.7
Dispatches
1987
as Andrew Collins Q.C
TV★ 5.8
Knights of God
1987
as Brother Hugo
TV★ 6.2
Casualty
1986
as Mr. Flannagan
TV★ 9.0
Seal Morning
1986
as Vicar
MOVIE★ 6.0
Florence Nightingale
1985
as Charles Bracebrige
MOVIE★ 5.2
Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend
1985
as Nigel Jenkins
TV★ 6.6
Dempsey and Makepeace
1985
as Redgrave
TV★ 7.0
Cold Warrior
1984
as Malcolm Russell
MOVIE★ 7.0
Rita Hayworth: The Love Goddess
1983
as Aly Khan's Chauffeur
TV★ 6.5
The Old Men at the Zoo
1983
as Hales
MOVIE★ 6.7
The Scarlet Pimpernel
1982
as The Prince Regent
MOVIE★ 5.4
Hotline
1982
as Leo
MOVIE
Present Laughter
1981
as Roland Maule
MOVIE★ 5.0
Priest of Love
1981
as Barbara's Fiancé
MOVIE★ 6.3
The Bunker
1981
as Col. von Below
TV★ 7.2
Peter and Paul
1981
as Nero
TV★ 5.9
Question Time
1979
as Self - Panellist
TV★ 6.8
Tales of the Unexpected
1979
as George
TV★ 5.0
My Son, My Son
1979
MOVIE★ 5.4
The Old Crowd
1979
as (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.2
Full Circle
1978
as Library Attendant
MOVIE
Love on a Gunboat
1977
as Interviewer
TV★ 8.0
The Duchess of Duke Street
1976
as Claud Turner-Rumbold
TV★ 10.0
Victorian Scandals
1976
as Tom Grenville
TV★ 7.1
Rumpole of the Bailey
1975
TV★ 5.0
Churchill's People
1974
as Redcoat
TV★ 7.2
Omnibus
1967
TV★ 5.3
BBC Play of the Month
1965
as Lord Neville
TV★ 7.1
Have I Got a Bit More News for You
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as Self - Panellist