Alec McCowen

Known for: Acting

Born: 1925-05-26 – 2017-02-06 (aged 91)

From: Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, UK

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Alexander Duncan McCowen, CBE (26 May 1925 – 6 February 2017) was an English actor. He was known for his work in numerous film and stage productions. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alec McCowen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography (75)

MOVIE★ 7.3
Gangs of New York
2002
as Reverend Raleigh
MOVIE★ 6.3
David Copperfield
2001
as Jorkins
TV
David Copperfield
2000
as Jorkins
TV★ 7.0
Longitude
2000
as Sir Frank Dyson
TV★ 7.5
Midsomer Murders
1997
as Sir Christian Aubrey
MOVIE★ 4.3
Cruel Train
1995
as Supt. Fish
MOVIE★ 7.0
The Age of Innocence
1993
as Sillerton Jackson
MOVIE★ 3.3
Maria's Child
1993
as Father Eugene McCarthy
TV★ 6.4
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
1992
as Narrator (voice)
MOVIE★ 5.0
The War That Never Ends
1991
as Thucydides
MOVIE
St Mark's Gospel
1990
MOVIE★ 7.1
Henry V
1989
as Bishop of Ely
MOVIE
Dialogue in the Dark
1989
as David Hume
MOVIE
Max Miller: I Like The Girls Who Do
1989
as Self
MOVIE★ 5.4
The Importance of Being Earnest
1988
as Dr. Chasuble
MOVIE★ 7.0
Cry Freedom
1987
as Acting High Comissioner
MOVIE★ 6.1
Personal Services
1987
as Wing Commander Morten
TV
Theatre Night
1985
as Dr. Chasuble
MOVIE★ 7.3
The Assam Garden
1985
as Mr. Philpott
MOVIE★ 5.0
Squaring the Circle
1984
as Rakowski
TV★ 5.7
Mr. Palfrey of Westminster
1984
as Mr. Palfrey
MOVIE★ 6.9
The Secret Adversary
1983
as Sir James Peel Edgerton
TV★ 6.4
Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime
1983
MOVIE★ 6.1
Never Say Never Again
1983
as Q 'Algy' Algernon
TV★ 8.0
Storyboard
1983
as Palfrey
MOVIE★ 9.0
Forever Young
1983
as Father Vincent
TV★ 7.0
All for Love
1982
as Silcox
MOVIE★ 10.0
A Dedicated Man
1982
as Silcox
TV★ 6.7
Bergerac
1981
as Trenchard
TV
Plays for Pleasure
1981
as Ralph
MOVIE★ 6.8
Twelfth Night
1980
as Malvolio
MOVIE★ 6.2
Henry V
1979
as Chorus
MOVIE★ 5.6
Hanover Street
1979
as Maj. Trumbo
MOVIE★ 7.2
Stevie
1978
as Freddy
MOVIE
When the Actors Come
1978
as The Count
TV★ 7.0
BBC2 Play of the Week
1977
as The Count
TV★ 5.0
The Sunday Drama
1977
as Lampard
MOVIE★ 6.8
Private Lives
1976
as Elyot Chase
MOVIE★ 10.0
A Man of Morality
1976
as Finn
TV★ 6.8
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
1973
as James Addishaw
TV★ 7.0
Centre Play
1973
as Finn
MOVIE★ 6.0
Travels with My Aunt
1972
as Henry Pulling
MOVIE
Triple Exposure
1972
as Percy
MOVIE★ 7.1
Frenzy
1972
as DCI Tim Oxford
TV★ 4.7
Film '72
1971
TV★ 6.6
Play for Today
1970
as Percy
MOVIE★ 5.5
The Hawaiians
1970
as Micah Hale
TV
Solo
1970
TV★ 7.2
Omnibus
1967
as Narrator (voice)
MOVIE★ 6.0
The Witches
1966
as Alan Bax
TV★ 7.3
NET Playhouse
1966
as Antipholus of Syracuse
TV★ 5.3
BBC Play of the Month
1965
as Martin Luther
TV★ 4.2
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Willie
MOVIE★ 7.1
The Agony and the Ecstasy
1965
as Cardinal
TV★ 5.2
The Wednesday Play
1964
as Private Secretary
TV★ 7.2
Theatre 625
1964
as Harry
TV★ 8.0
Festival
1963
as Antipholus of Syracuse
MOVIE★ 5.8
In the Cool of the Day
1963
as Dickie Bayliss
MOVIE★ 7.2
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
1962
as Brown, House Master
TV★ 7.5
Studio 4
1962
as Tom O'Neill
MOVIE★ 6.5
The Doctor's Dilemma
1959
as Redpenny
MOVIE★ 7.6
A Night to Remember
1958
as Wireless Operator Harold Thomas Cottam
MOVIE★ 5.9
The Silent Enemy
1958
as Able Seaman Morgan
MOVIE★ 6.8
The One That Got Away
1957
as Duty Officer, Hucknall
MOVIE
Rope
1957
as Brandon
MOVIE★ 7.0
The Good Companions
1957
as Albert Oakroyd
MOVIE★ 6.5
Time Without Pity
1957
as Alec Graham
MOVIE★ 6.5
Town on Trial
1957
as Peter Crowley (as Alec Mc Cowen)
TV★ 6.0
Armchair Theatre
1956
as Maurice Bouillet
MOVIE★ 6.9
The Long Arm
1956
as House Surgeon
MOVIE★ 4.9
The Deep Blue Sea
1955
as Ken Thompson
MOVIE★ 6.8
The Divided Heart
1954
as Reporter
MOVIE
The Matchmaker
1954
as Barnaby Tucker
MOVIE★ 7.0
The Cruel Sea
1953
as Tonbridge
TV★ 3.5
Sunday Night Theatre
1950
as Quillary