David Bamber

Actor Sep 19 (age 71) Walkden, England, UK 1980–2024 (44 year career)

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Biography

David Bamber is an English actor who has worked in television and theatre. He is an Associate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). Bamber was born in Walkden, Lancashire, England. He studied drama at Bristol University, continuing his training at RADA where he won the Gold Medal in 1979. Bamber's early television work includes appearances in the BBC series "The Professionals" and "The Gentle Touch". He also starred in the BBC adaptation of Hanif Kureishi's novel "The Buddha of Suburbia…

Known For

Film

The King's Speech

Theatre Director

Film

The Bourne Identity

Consulate Clerk

Film

Gangs of New York

Passenger on Omnibus

Film

Darkest Hour

Admiral Ramsay

Film

Enola Holmes

Sir Whimbrel

Film

Rome

Marcus Tullius Cicero

Film

Valkyrie

Adolf Hitler

Film

Pride and Prejudice

Mr. William Collins

Filmography

Acting (89)

Movies (42)

End of Term

2021

as DI Jim Burman

Enola Holmes

as Sir Whimbrel

Abe's Story

as Henry (voice)

Peterloo

as Magistrate Rev Mallory

6.8

This Weekend Will Change Your Life

as David

Darkest Hour

as Admiral Ramsay

Borg vs McEnroe

as UK Commentator George Barnes

Chubby Funny

as Mr. White

Mad to Be Normal

as John Meredith

The Limehouse Golem

as Mr. Greatorex

The Substitute

as Headmaster

One Crazy Thing

as Michael Steele

Christmas Eve

as Walt

The Sound of Music Live!

as Herr Zeller

The Nazi Gospels

as Heinrich Himmler

The King's Speech

as Theatre Director

The Village

as Dr. Wagner

Valkyrie

as Adolf Hitler

I Am Bob

as Bob Geldof Lookalike

The All Together

as Robin Swain

Consenting Adults

as Dr. Carl Winter

The Amazing Trousers

as The Tailor

Miss Potter

as Fruing Warne

The Clap

as Krzysztof Veneer

I Capture the Castle

as Vicar

The Bourne Identity

as Consulate Clerk

Gangs of New York

as Passenger on Omnibus

7.3

George Eliot: A Scandalous Life

2002

as Gossip

2.5

The Merchant of Venice

as Antonio

The Railway Children

as Dr Forrest

Neville's Island

as Angus

My Night with Reg

as Guy

Heavy Weather

as P. Frobisher Pilbeam

Stalag Luft

as The Prof

Dakota Road

as Man on the Train

Seduction

as Ted (Segment "Well Wishers")

Who Bombed Birmingham?

1990

as David Mellor MP, Home Office

7.0

High Hopes

1989

as Rupert Boothe-Brain

7.1

The Doctor and the Devils

1985

as Cronin

6.2

Privates on Parade

1983

as Sergeant Charles Bishop

4.5

The Oresteia

1983

as Choir

10.0

Profiles of Andrea Dunbar and Victoria Wood

1980

as The Arbor Cast Member (uncredited)

Television (47)

The Regime

as Schiff

Dalgliesh

as Edgar Froggart

Flesh and Blood

as D.I. Doug Lineham

Trust

as Bela von Block

A Very English Scandal

as Lord Arran

Urban Myths

as Drunk

Gunpowder

as Lord Northumberland

Tina & Bobby

as Alf Ramsey

Victoria

as Duke of Sussex

Camping

as Noel

Inside No. 9

as Robin

Father Brown

as Walter Hubble

What Remains

as Joe

Plebs

Blandings

as Herr Schnellhund

Call the Midwife

as Stanley Hodgkiss

The Hollow Crown

as Shallow

The Paradise

as Charles Chisholm

Death in Paradise

as Alan Butler

The Borgias

as Theo

Psychoville

Collision

as Sidney Norris

Robin Hood

Hotel Babylon

Doctor Who

as Captain Quell

Rome

as Marcus Tullius Cicero

New Tricks

Daniel Deronda

as Lush

Midsomer Murders

as John Starkey

Trial & Retribution

Chalk

as Eric Slatt

Hetty Wainthropp Investigates

1996

as Reg

7.3

Pride and Prejudice

1995

as Mr. William Collins

Pride and Prejudice

as Mr. Collins

Wycliffe

as Guy Bottrell

The Buddha of Suburbia

as Shadwell

Heartbeat

as Adrian Shaw

Performance

as Guy

Murder Most Horrid

as Ray

The Chief

as Philip Garrick

Agatha Christie's Poirot

as Bernard Parker

The New Statesman

as Julian Whitaker

Casualty

as Dr. Martin Campbell

Call Me Mister

as Fred Hurley

The Bill

Cockles

as Graham

Brass

as Heseltine