Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

February 16, 1935

Died

January 13, 2016 (age 80)

Place of Birth

Morley, West Yorkshire, England, UK

Also Known As

Брайан Бедфорд

IMDb

Brian Bedford

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brian Bedford (16 February 1935 – 13 January 2016) was an English actor. He appeared in film and on stage and was an actor-director of Shakespeare productions. Bedford was nominated for seven Tony Awards for his theatrical work. Description above from the Wikipedia article Brian Bedford, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

2011FilmThe Importance of Being Earnestas Lady Bracknell 2004FilmA Christmas Carolas Mr. Fezziwig 2002FilmMr. St. Nickas Jasper 1998TVMore Tales of the Cityas Henry Callaway Kent 1997FilmThe Trial of Adolf Eichmannas Adolf Eichmann (voice)1995FilmNixonas Clyde Tolson 1994TVScarlettas Sir John Morland 1993TVFrasieras Edward 1992TVBob 1990FilmThe Last Best Yearas Dr. Castle 1985TVThe New Alfred Hitchcock Presentsas Stewart Dean 1985TVThe Equalizeras W. Donald Polk 1984TVMurder, She Wroteas Alastair Andrews 1982TVCheersas Greg Stone 1973FilmRobin Hoodas Robin Hood - A Fox (voice)1971TVGreat Performancesas Degas (voice)1970TVNanny and the Professoras Cholmondeley Featherstonehaugh 1968TVThe Name of the Gameas Anthony Malcolm 1968TVThe Dick Cavett Showas Self - Guest 1967FilmAndrocles and the Lionas Lentulus 1967TVJudd, for the Defense 1967TVCoronet Blueas Anthony 1966FilmGrand Prixas Scott Stoddard 1966FilmGrand Prix: Challenge of the Championsas Self 1966FilmThe Pad and How to Use Itas Bob Handman 1965FilmThe Holy Terroras Billy Sims 1963FilmThe Punch and Judy Manas 1st Escort 1962TVThe Merv Griffin Showas Self 1962FilmNumber Sixas Jimmy Gale 1962FilmThe Secret Threadas Tony 1961TVSir Francis Drakeas Estaban 1961TVBen Casey 1960TVSunday-Night Playas Lt. Chanz 1960FilmThe Angry Silenceas Eddie 1959TVEdgar Wallace Mysteriesas Jimmy Gale 1957FilmMiracle in Sohoas Johnny 1956TVTony Awardsas Self - Nominee 1955FilmMan of the Momentas Clapper Boy (uncredited)1951TVHallmark Hall of Fameas Billy Sims