Tim Pigott-Smith
Biography
British classical stage and TV actor Tim Pigott-Smith is a familiar face both in America and in his native England. A drama major, he graduated from the University of Bristol (where he later frequently lectured) in 1967 and made his professional debut two years later with the Bristol Old Vic. Predominantly a stage player in both regional and repertory, he made his Broadway debut in "Sherlock Holmes" as Dr. Watson in 1974.
Also Known As
Movie Appearances
V for Vendetta
as Creedy
2006
Clash of the Titans
as Thallo
1981
Bloody Sunday
as Major General Ford
2002
Quantum of Solace
as Foreign Secretary
2008
Dead Man's Folly
as Sir Stubbs
1986
Alice in Wonderland
as Lord Ascot
2010
Johnny English
as Pegasus
2003
Flyboys
as Mr. Lowry
2006
Eroica
as Count Dietrichstein
2003
The Murder at Road Hill House
as Commissioner Mayne
2011
Life Story
as Francis Crick
1987
L'Entente cordiale
as Superintendent Masterson
2006
Joseph Andrews
as Cornet
1977
Antony and Cleopatra
as Proculeius
1975
RED 2
as Director Philips
2013
Henry IV Part 1
as Harry Percy, Hotspur
1979
Lucky Village
1992
Aces High
as Major Stoppard
1976
The Remains of the Day
as Thomas Benn
1993
Sweet William
as Gerald
1980
TV Appearances
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
as Phillip Weaver
2002
Spooks
as Hampton Wilder
2002
The Jewel in the Crown
as Ronald Merrick
1984
Holby Blue
2007
Hallmark Hall of Fame
as Philippe
1951
North & South
as Richard Hale
2004
Nightmares of Nature
as Self - Narrator (voice)
1995
Crimes That Shook the World
2006
Natural World
as Narrator
1983
Doomsday: World War I
as Narrator - English Release
2012
Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Dr. Lionel Woodward
1989
The Vice
as D.C.I. Frank Vickers
1999