Barrie Cookson

Known for: Acting

Born: 1922-03-28 – 2005-01-09 (aged 82)

From: New Zealand

Barrie Cookson was born in New Zealand as Arthur Barrie Cookson. He was an actor, known for A Clockwork Orange (1971), Knights of God (1987) and The Onedin Line (1971). He was married to Avril Conquest.

Filmography (39)

TV★ 6.8
Cluedo
1990
as The Minister
TV★ 8.2
Agatha Christie's Poirot
1989
as Dr. Brett
TV★ 6.6
Dempsey and Makepeace
1985
as Charles Radley
MOVIE★ 9.0
John Wycliffe: The Morning Star
1984
as Dr. Nicholas Hereford
MOVIE
Office Romances
1983
as Alec Hemp
MOVIE★ 7.5
Clash of Loyalties
1983
as Colonel Hardcastle
TV★ 7.9
The Young Ones
1982
as 2nd Man on Raft
MOVIE
Tishoo
1982
as Layborne
TV★ 6.7
Bergerac
1981
as Forbes
MOVIE
The Trial of Lady Chatterley
1980
as Jeremy Hutchinson
MOVIE★ 9.5
Invasion
1980
as Simon
TV
A Question of Guilt
1980
as Mr Dunn
TV★ 7.2
Minder
1979
as Parsons
TV★ 8.0
Danger UXB
1979
as Brigadier Lawrence
MOVIE★ 8.0
Betzi
1978
as William Balcombe
TV★ 7.6
Disraeli
1978
as Lord Derby
TV★ 7.6
The Professionals
1977
as Mason
TV★ 7.0
Target
1977
as Partridge
MOVIE★ 5.4
Philby, Burgess and Maclean
1977
as Helenus Milmo
MOVIE
It's Not Quite Cricket
1977
as Bondy
TV★ 8.0
The Duchess of Duke Street
1976
as Sir Esmond Manning
MOVIE
After the Solo
1975
as Fletcher - Headmaster
TV★ 8.0
The Sweeney
1975
as Assistant Commissioner
TV★ 8.0
The Donati Conspiracy
1973
as President of the Court
TV
Armchair 30
1973
as Dr Hessler Tint
TV★ 6.3
The Edwardians
1972
as Claude Johnson
TV★ 5.7
Crown Court
1972
as Gerald Stroud
TV★ 6.3
The Adventurer
1972
as Carl
MOVIE★ 8.2
A Clockwork Orange
1971
as Dr. Alcott
TV★ 7.8
Upstairs, Downstairs
1971
as Colonel Buchanan
TV
Trial
1971
as Martin Lamont QC
TV★ 6.4
Doomwatch
1970
as Dr. Wilson
TV★ 8.3
The Main Chance
1969
as Executive Officer
MOVIE
Strife
1965
as Francis Underwood
TV★ 8.2
Public Eye
1965
as Mr Boland
TV★ 5.8
Out of This World
1962
as Dr Howard
MOVIE
The Adventures of Alice
1960
as Tweedledum
TV★ 4.8
No Hiding Place
1959
MOVIE★ 7.0
The Scent of Fear
1959
as Harry Mylner