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Jonathan Adams
Feb 14, 1931 (93 years old) in Northampton, England, UK
Jonathan Adams (14 February 1931 – 13 June 2005) was an English actor, born in Northampton, England.
Known For
Howards' Way
Sherlock Holmes
Crown Court
Bergerac
Bergerac
Credits
1995 ·
The Rocky Horror Double Feature Video Show
as Self
1992 ·
Maigret
as Dr. Bouchardon
1992 ·
The Count of Solar
as Physician
1992 ·
Moon and Son
as
1990 ·
Shoot the Revolution
as Man at TV Station
1990 ·
The Bride in Black
as Lee
1990 ·
The Piglet Files
as
1990 ·
Two Evil Eyes
as
1989 ·
A Tale of Two Cities
as Stryver
1989 ·
Danny the Champion of the World
as Samways
1987 ·
The Trial of Klaus Barbie
as Lawyer
1987 ·
Star Cops
as Alexander Krivenko
1986 ·
Yes, Prime Minister
as Professor Marriott
1986 ·
The Day After the Fair
as Parnell
1985 ·
Revolution
as Chaplain
1985 ·
Howards' Way
as Coastguard
1985 ·
Exploits at West Poley
as Miller Griffin
1984 ·
The Invisible Man
as
1984 ·
Mitch
as Peter Allison
1984 ·
Squaring the Circle
as Gwiazda
1984 ·
Sherlock Holmes
as Jonas Oldacre
1983 ·
Reilly: Ace of Spies
as British Ambassador
1981 ·
Strike: The Birth of Solidarity
as Andrzej Gwiazda
1981 ·
Bergerac
as Dr. LeJeune
1981 ·
Bergerac
as Dr. Lejeune
1981 ·
Antony & Cleopatra
as Ventidius
1978 ·
Richard II
as Gardener
1978 ·
BBC Television Shakespeare
as
1978 ·
Adventures of a Plumber's Mate
as Rent Collector
1978 ·
The Devil's Crown
as
1978 ·
Danton's Death
as Collot d'Herbois
1977 ·
1990
as
1977 ·
Jesus of Nazareth
as Adam
1977 ·
Adventures of a Private Eye
as Inspector Hogg
1977 ·
The Winslow Boy
as
1976 ·
It Could Happen to You
as Henry VIII
1975 ·
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
as Dr. Everett V. Scott
1975 ·
Three for All
as Dr Sparks
1975 ·
Eskimo Nell
as Lord Coltwind
1973 ·
Hunter's Walk
as
1972 ·
Crown Court
as Det. Inspector Robert CID
1971 ·
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
as Sgt. Finch
1969 ·
Special Branch
as
1968 ·
Rogues' Gallery
as Pewter Potts
1965 ·
The End of Arthur's Marriage
as First Policeman
1964 ·
The Wednesday Play
as
1962 ·
Z-Cars
as
1955 ·
Dixon of Dock Green
as