Colin Farrell
Acting
Biography
Colin Farrell is an English actor and occasional composer, known for A Bridge Too Far, Gandhi, and Signs and Wonders. He is married to English actress Ann Penfold.
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Colin Farrell is an English actor and occasional composer, known for A Bridge Too Far, Gandhi, and Signs and Wonders. He is married to English actress Ann Penfold.
Mrs Sidhu Investigates
as Stan Melville
Agatha and the Curse of Ishtar
as Hutchins
Kingdom
as Mr. Waller
New Tricks
as Wally Brooks
Doctor Sleep
as Theatre Security Guard
David Copperfield
as Milkman
I'm Alan Partridge
as Martin
Midsomer Murders
as Ken Beavers
Signs and Wonders
as Samuel Gamston
Pie in the Sky
as George Porter
99-1
as Lucas
A Touch of Frost
as Lawrence Dale Brewer
Heartbeat
as Quinn
In Suspicious Circumstances
as John Smith
Richard II
as Duke of York
Henry IV: Part 1
as Bardolph
Henry IV: Part 2
as Bardolph
Henry V
as Sir Thomas Erpingham
Henry VI: House of York
as Sir Robert Brackenbury
Richard III
as Sir Robert Brackenbury
Henry VI: House of Lancaster
as Duke of Gloucester
Murder East - Murder West
as Karger
Casualty
as John Hayes
All Together Now
as Matthew
ScreenPlay
as Matthew
Lovejoy
as Magnus McNulty
Lytton's Diary
as The Deputy Editor
The Bill
Gandhi
as Clerk
Kiss and Tell
as Steve
The Enigma Files
as Mortuary Attendant Ryan
Minder
as Tasty Tim
Tales of the Unexpected
as Dave Ferguson
Blake's 7
as Gambrill
A Bridge Too Far
as Cpl. Hancock
You Talk Too Much
as Charlie
Trinity Tales
as Nick the Driver
Porridge
as Norris
The Land That Time Forgot
as Whiteley
Let's Marry Liz
as Peter Gage
Jingle Bells
as Ralph
The Square of Three
as Captain
Centre Play
as Charlie
Last of the Summer Wine
as Cousin Aubrey
Crown Court
as Albert Duffy
Villains
as James Patten
The House on Highbury Hill
as Daniel
Play for Today
as Vicar
In Loving Memory
as Ernie Hadfield
Oh! What a Lovely War
as Harry Arnold Smith
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
as John Ansell
The Jazz Age
as Babe
The Gamblers
as Cpl. Geoffrey Phillips
The Lump
as Mike
The Wednesday Play
as Eric
Armchair Theatre
as Captain
Dixon of Dock Green
as John Hayward
