Tony Haygarth

Actor Feb 4 (died age 72) Liverpool, England, UK 1965–2009 (44 year career)

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Biography

Tony Haygarth was born on February 4, 1945 in Liverpool, England. He was an actor, known for Chicken Run (2000), Where the Heart Is (1997) and Rosie (1977). He died on October 3rd, 2017 and is survived by his wife Carol Haygarth and their two children.

Known For

Film

Chicken Run

Mr. Tweedy (voice)

Film

Dracula

Milo Renfield

Film

Clockwise

Ivan

Film

Holocaust

Heinz Müller

Film

Swept from the Sea

Mr. Smith

Film

A Private Function

Sutcliff

Film

Britannia Hospital

Fraser: The Workers

Film

Hornblower: Loyalty

Master Prowse

Filmography

Acting (119)

Movies (58)

Gracie!

as Fred Stansfield

Ghostboat

as Cassidy

Under The Greenwood Tree

as Reuben Dewy

Class of '76

as DS Pritchard

Fakers

Hornblower: Duty

as Prowse

Hornblower: Loyalty

as Master Prowse

Fields of Gold

as George Hurst

Chicken Run

2000

as Mr. Tweedy (voice)

Don Quixote

as Barber

The Woodlanders

as Mr. Melbury

Swept from the Sea

as Mr. Smith

Sharpe's Justice

as Sir Willoughby Parfitt

The Infiltrator

as Gunther

Prophecy

as Father Benedict Spode

2.0

The Last Englishman

1995

as Cedric Mays

Message for Posterity

1994

as 2nd Labour MP

Prince of Jutland

as Ragnar

The Trial

as Willem

London Kills Me

as Burns

Dark River

as Oliver Carter

Tree of Hands

1989

as Kostas

The Most Dangerous Man in the World

1988

as Yildirim

Mountain Language

as Prisoner

The Dressmaker

as Mr Manders

Scoop

as Pigge

Coast to Coast

as Mortuary Attendent

6.0

A Month in the Country

as Douthwaite

The Insurance Man

as Pohlmann

Clockwise

as Ivan

The Caucasian Chalk Circle

1985

as Shauva

The Bride

1985

as Tavern Keeper

5.3

Dreamchild

1985

as Mad Hatter (voice)

Wings of Death

as Dad / Landlord

A Private Function

as Sutcliff

The Two Gentlemen of Verona

as Launce

Ivanhoe

as Friar Tuck

Britannia Hospital

as Fraser: The Workers

6.2

Kinvig (TV pilot)

1981

as Des Kinvig

Outside In

McVicar

as Rabies

S.O.S. Titanic

as Engineer Officer (uncredited)

Dracula

as Milo Renfield

Agatha

as Man Drinking Tea (uncredited)

The Human Factor

as Buffy

Let's Get Laid

as Sgt. Costello

Play Things

as Art Riley

The Chester Mystery Plays

1976

Love's Labour's Lost

1975

as Sir Nathaniel

A Pint of Plain

1975

Vinegar Trip

1973

as Bob

The Death of Captain Doughty

1973

as Chester

The Love Ban

1973

as Policeman #2

2.8

The Middle-of-the-Road Roadshow for All the Family

1973

as Sid

The Bouncing Boy

1972

as Neighbour

Unman, Wittering and Zigo

as Cary Farthingale

Percy

as Purdey

Chiller: Prophecy

as Father Benedict Spode

8.0

Television (61)

Mayo

as Sam Fox

Bleak House

as Gridley

The Rotters' Club

Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky

as The Governor

Class of '76

as DS Pritchard

New Tricks

as Peter Cooper

The Afternoon Play

as Sgt Happy Dobie

The Royal

as Father John

Foyle's War

as Leo Maccoby

The Inspector Lynley Mysteries

as Bob Tamworth

Murder in Mind

as Dave Bowring

Hornblower

as Master Prowse

Duck Patrol

as George

Midsomer Murders

as Jack Tewson

Where the Heart Is

Our Friends in the North

as Roy Johnson

Bramwell

as Frank Harrison

Chiller

Space Precinct

as Tildon Alreeuh

Pie in the Sky

as Bill Wilson

(All Quiet on the) Preston Front

as Mitch Maddox

The Wanderer

as Godbold

The Return of the Borrowers

as Mildeye

Mr. Wroe's Virgins

as Hannah's Father

A Touch of Frost

as Sergent Gilmore

Between the Lines

The Borrowers

as Mildeye

Performance

as Second Labour MP

Devices and Desires

as Chief Inspector Terry Rickards

Making Out

Inspector Morse

as Ted Brooks

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries

1987

as Maurice Cullam

6.3

The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole

as Bernard Porke

Hardwicke House

as Mr Savage

Casualty

as Frank Thorp

Lovejoy

as Arthur

The December Rose

as Tom Gosling

Farrington of the F.O.

as Fidel Sanchez

Screen Two

as Willem

The Bill

Travelling Man

as Don Leckie

Scully

as Dracula

The Gathering Seed

as 1st Slater

Boys from the Blackstuff

as Aich

Bergerac

as Chester Ackerman

Kinvig

as Des Kinvig

Shoestring

Dick Turpin

as Harry Basset

Holocaust

as Heinz Müller

Rosie

as PC Wilmot

The Ghosts of Motley Hall

Playhouse

as Art Riley

Churchill's People

as Mr Boghurst

Last of the Summer Wine

1973

as Chip Simonite

7.1

Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?

as Milkman

Black and Blue

as Sid

Emmerdale

Crown Court

The Protectors

as Driver

Play for Today

as Neighbour

BBC Play of the Month

1965

as Sir Nathaniel

5.0