
Ronnie Barker
Known for: Acting
Born: 1929-09-25 – 2005-10-03 (aged 76)
From: Bedfordshire, England, U.K.
Ronald William George Barker (25 September 1929 - 3 October 2005) was an English actor, comedian and writer. He was known for roles in British comedy television series such as Porridge, The Two Ronnies, and Open All Hours. Barker began acting in Oxford amateur dramatics while working as a bank clerk, having dropped out of higher education.
Filmography (78)
MOVIEOpen All Hours: Inside Out2026
MOVIEComedy Classics: Porridge2022as (archive footage)
MOVIE★ 10.0The Two Ronnies Unseen Sketches2019
TVThe Two Ronnies Spectacle2013as Himself
MOVIE★ 8.0The Many Faces of Ronnie Barker2012as Archive Footage
MOVIE★ 6.3Is Anybody There?2009as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 5.0Hitler: The Comedy Years2007as Norman Stanley Fletcher (archive footage) (uncredited)
TV★ 7.5The Two Ronnies Sketchbook2005
TVThe Best of Ronnie Barker2005
MOVIE★ 9.0Ronnie Barker: A BAFTA Tribute2004as Himself
MOVIE★ 7.5Life Beyond the Box: Norman Stanley Fletcher2003as Norman Stanley Fletcher
MOVIE★ 6.1My House in Umbria2003as The General
MOVIE★ 6.7The Gathering Storm2002as David Inches
MOVIE★ 8.0The Best of The Two Ronnies - Volume 12001as Self/Various
TVThe Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything2000
MOVIE★ 6.7An Audience with Ronnie Corbett1997
MOVIEJust Like That!1989as Self
TV★ 7.1Clarence1988as Clarence
TV★ 6.5The Two Ronnies In Australia1986as Various Roles
MOVIEA Tribute to Tommy Cooper1986as Self
TV★ 6.8The Magnificent Evans1984as Plantagenet Evans
MOVIEThe Funny Side of Christmas1982as Albert Arkwright
TV★ 5.3Wogan1982as Self
MOVIE★ 7.3By the Sea1982as The General
TV★ 9.0The Big Show1980as Self
MOVIE★ 6.7Porridge1979as Norman Stanley Fletcher
TV★ 7.7Going Straight1978as Norman Stanley Fletcher
TV★ 5.3An Audience with...1978as Self
MOVIE★ 10.0To See Such Fun1977
MOVIE★ 9.0Porridge: The Desperate Hours1976as Fletcher
MOVIE★ 7.2The Picnic1976as The General
MOVIE★ 6.3Robin and Marian1976as Friar Tuck
TV★ 7.9Open All Hours1976as Albert Arkwright
MOVIE★ 10.0Porridge: No Way Out1975as Fletcher
TV★ 8.1Porridge1974as Norman Stanley Fletcher
MOVIE★ 5.8The Two Ronnies Old Fashioned Christmas Mystery1973as various roles
TV★ 7.3Seven of One1973as Albert Arkwright
TV★ 6.7Sykes1972as Lord Towers- TV★ 6.7His Lordship Entertains1972
MOVIE★ 5.0The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins1971as Guest Appearance (segment "Sloth")
MOVIE★ 10.0A Midsummer Night's Dream1971as Bottom
TV★ 7.7The Two Ronnies1971
TV★ 8.0The Best Of The Two Ronnies1971
MOVIEThe Odd Job1971as Arthur Harriman
TV★ 7.4Six Dates with Barker1971as Fred
MOVIEWilton's: The Handsomest Hall in Town1970as George Bastow
MOVIE★ 5.9Futtocks End1970as Gen. Futtock- MOVIECharley's Aunt1969as Stephen Spettigue
MOVIE★ 5.9The Bed Sitting Room1969as Underwater Vicar (voice) (uncredited)
TV★ 6.5Hark at Barker1969as Lord Rustless / Various Characters
MOVIE★ 9.0Two off the Cuff1969- TV★ 8.0Frost on Sunday1968as Self / Various Characters
- TV★ 8.0The Ronnie Barker Playhouse1968as Tennyson Elias Williams
- TV★ 10.0The Gamblers1967
MOVIE★ 6.5The Man Outside1967as George Venaxas- TVBefore The Fringe1967
MOVIE★ 6.7A Ghost of a Chance1967as Mr. Prendergast- TV★ 8.0The Frost Report1966
TV★ 5.3BBC Play of the Month1965as Henry Ormonroyd- TV★ 7.0A Tale of Two Cities1965as Jerry Cruncher
MOVIE★ 7.0Runaway Railway1965as Mr. Galore
MOVIE★ 6.6A Home of Your Own1964as The Cement Mixer
TV★ 7.2Theatre 6251964as Crowther Rimington
MOVIE★ 7.0The Bargee1964as Ronnie
MOVIE★ 5.9Father Came Too!1964as Josh Wicks
MOVIE★ 6.3Doctor in Distress1963as Man at Railway Station Ticket Counter (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.6The Cracksman1963as Yossle
TV★ 7.4The Saint1962as Alphonse
MOVIE★ 5.7Kill or Cure1962as Burton- TV★ 6.5Six More Faces of Jim1961
- TVFaces of Jim1961as Newsreader
- TVDrama 61-671961as Harrison
TV★ 7.8The Avengers1961as Cheshire
TV★ 7.0Christmas Night with the Stars1958
MOVIE★ 5.6Wonderful Things1958as Waiter (uncredited)
TVTheatre Night1957as Perigord
TV★ 6.0Armchair Theatre1956as Grimwood
MOVIEComedy Greats The Two Ronnies—as Himself