Leo McKern

ActorWriter Mar 16 (died age 82) Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 1950–1999 (49 year career)

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Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Reginald "Leo" McKern, AO (16 March 1920 – 23 July 2002) was an Australian-born English actor who appeared in numerous British and Australian television programmes and movies, and more than 200 stage roles. Description above from the Wikipedia article leo McKern, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Film

The Omen

Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)

Film

Ladyhawke

Father Imperius

Film

The Blue Lagoon

Paddy Button

Film

A Man for All Seasons

Thomas Cromwell

Film

Damien - Omen II

Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)

Film

Help!

Clang

Film

Ryan's Daughter

Thomas Ryan

Film

The French Lieutenant's Woman

Dr. Grogan

Filmography

Acting (87)

Movies (66)

Federation

1999

as Henry Parkes

Molokai: The Story of Father Damien

1999

as Bishop Maigret

6.0

Circles of Deceit: Sleeping Dogs

1996

as Alexander Petrov

Dad and Dave: On Our Selection

as Dad Rudd

Good King Wenceslas

as Duke Phillio

A Foreign Field

as Cyril

The Last Romantics

1992

as Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch

The Master Builder

1988

as Halvard Solness

Travelling North

as Frank

Ladyhawke

as Father Imperius

Monsignor Quixote

as Sancho Zancas

Murder with Mirrors

as Insp. Curry

The Chain

as Thomas

King Lear

as Gloucester

The Boxwallah

as Edwin Coote

The French Lieutenant's Woman

1981

as Dr. Grogan

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Country

1981

as Sir Frederick Carlion

Rumpole's Return

as Horace Rumpole

The Blue Lagoon

as Paddy Button

The House on Garibaldi Street

1979

as David Ben-Gurion

5.5

Damien - Omen II

1978

as Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)

The Last Tasmanian

as Narrator (voice)

The Nativity

as King Herod

Candleshoe

as Harry Bundage

The Omen

as Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)

7.4

The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother

1975

as Moriarty

6.0

Rumpole of the Bailey

1975

as Horace Rumpole

8.0

The Christmas Messenger

1975

as (voice)

The Sun Is God

1974

as JMW Turner

Massacre in Rome

1973

as Gen. Kurt Maelzer

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An Afternoon at the Festival

1973

as Leo

Ryan's Daughter

1970

as Thomas Ryan

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The Shoes of the Fisherman

1968

as Cardinal Leone

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Nobody Runs Forever

1968

as Mr Flannery, Premier of New South Wales (uncredited)

6.0

Assignment K

1968

as Smith

5.9

Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher

1968

as Captain Grimes

5.0

On the Eve of Publication

1968

as Robert Kelvin

Mafia No!

1967

as Narrator

A Man for All Seasons

as Thomas Cromwell

Alice in Wonderland

as Duchess

Help!

as Clang

The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders

as Gauner Squint

Tea Party

The Drinking Party

as Socrates

A Jolly Bad Fellow

1964

as Professor Kerris Bowles-Ottery

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Children of the Damned

King and Country

as Capt. O'Sullivan

Hot Enough for June

as Simoneva

The Life of Galileo

as Galileo

The Horse Without a Head

1964

as Roublot

6.0

Doctor in Distress

1963

as Mr. Harry "Luther" Heilbronn (uncredited)

6.2

The Inspector

1962

as Brandt

7.0

The Day the Earth Caught Fire

as Bill Maguire

Mr. Topaze

as Muche

Danger! Men Working

as Jerry McMahon

Scent of Mystery

as Tommy Kennedy

Jazz Boat

as Supr. Baker

Web of Evidence

as McEvoy

Yesterday's Enemy

as Max

The Mouse That Roared

1959

as Benter

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The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film

A Tale of Two Cities

as Old Bailey

Time Without Pity

as Robert Stanford

X: The Unknown

as Inspector McGill

All for Mary

as Gaston Nikopopoulos

6.2

Murder in the Cathedral

1951

as Third Knight

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Television (21)

The Beatles Anthology

1995

as Clang (archive footage)

8.2

The World of Hammer

1994

as Self (archive footage)

Screen One

as Cyril

Screen Two

as Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch

Reilly: Ace of Spies

as Zaharov

Our Mutual Friend

as Nicodemus 'Noddy' Boffin

Space: 1999

1975

as Companion

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Rumpole of the Bailey

as Horace Rumpole

Churchill's People

as King Penda

Great Performances

as Sancho Zancas

Play for Today

as Horace Rumpole

The Prisoner

as Former Number Two

BBC Play of the Month

1965

as Azdak

5.0

Thirty-Minute Theatre

as Mark

The Wednesday Play

as Robert Kelvin

Festival

as Galileo

Drama 61-67

as Billy Driscoll

Armchair Theatre

1956

as Sam Arlen

5.8

The Adventures of Robin Hood

1955

as Sir Roger de Lisle

6.3

The Wonderful World of Disney

as Roublot

Sunday Night Theatre

as Zdarov

Crew (1)

Movies (1)

Chain of Events

1958

Writer

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