
Matthew Scurfield
Matthew Scurfield is an actor and the eldest child of author George Scurfield and his wife Cecilia. His autobiography, I Could Be Anyone, was published in 2008.
Filmography (46)
TV★ 7.5The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin2026as Old Man Dafyd
MOVIE★ 10.0The End2020as The Narrator
MOVIE★ 10.0The Last Grain2017as William Bailey
MOVIE★ 6.1Do Re Mi Fa2016as Bozo's Conscience
TV★ 8.5Game of Thrones2011as Vayon Poole
MOVIE★ 4.8A Different Loyalty2004as Anton Zakharov
TV★ 5.0Byron2003as Bruno
MOVIE★ 8.0Bait2002as DCI Fynch
TV★ 7.2Waking the Dead2001as Inspector Tynan
TV★ 6.7Relic Hunter1999as Rennes
MOVIE★ 6.4Swept from the Sea1998
MOVIEHenry V at Shakespeare's Globe1997as Duke of Exeter
TV★ 7.3Hetty Wainthropp Investigates1996as Oliver Hardiman- MOVIEMirror Man1995as Trevor
TV★ 6.2Chiller1995as Trevor
MOVIE★ 6.7Black Beauty1994as Horse Dealer
TV★ 6.8Wycliffe1994as DS Rinnick
MOVIE★ 6.7Sharpe's Honour1994as El Matarife
TV★ 8.3Pie in the Sky1994as Roger Hoskins
TV★ 8.0Sharpe1993as El Matarife
TV★ 7.5A Touch of Frost1992as Dave Chaplin- MOVIE★ 4.4Dakota Road1992as Bernard Cross
MOVIE★ 5.6A Murder of Quality1991as Inspector Rigby
TV★ 7.0The Chief1990as Insp. Jack Harris
TV★ 8.0Tales from the Crypt1989as Detective
TV★ 8.9The Jim Henson Hour1989as Vaughn
MOVIE★ 6.7Monster Maker1989as Vaughn
TV★ 7.0Heart of the Country1987as Peter
TV★ 5.2Hardwicke House1987as Parent
MOVIEThe Loss Adjuster1987
TV★ 6.2Casualty1986as Stan
MOVIE★ 6.8Nineteen Eighty-Four1984as Guard
MOVIE★ 5.0The Jigsaw Man1983as KGB man #1
MOVIE★ 6.9The Secret Adversary1983as Conrad
MOVIE★ 7.0The Falklands Factor1983as Mr. Dyson M.P.
MOVIEPocketful of Dreams1982as Lugs
MOVIE★ 7.9Raiders of the Lost Ark1981as 2nd. Nazi
TV★ 8.0The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy1981as Number One
MOVIE★ 6.6McVicar1980as Streaky Jeffries
TV★ 7.2Minder1979as Frankie
MOVIE★ 6.2Sweeney 21978as Jefferson
TV★ 7.9Open All Hours1976as Man from Bus Stop
TV★ 8.0The Sweeney1975as Kieran Kennedy
TV★ 7.0Playhouse1974as Lugs
MOVIEVérité1973as Harvey
TV★ 6.1Great Performances1971as Duke of Exeter