Denys Hawthorne
Actor
Born August 9, 1932 in Portadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, UK
Denys Hawthorne’s long and distinguished career has encompassed extensive work in theatre, television and film, both in England and Ireland. Drama has included Shakespeare and Chekhov, as well as many contemporary plays, while he has been seen in popular TV series including Inspector Morse, and Father Ted, and The Russia House, and Emma on the wide screen. Throughout, radio performance has been a constant theme, notably in drama and poetry.
Filmography
Eviction
Patrick McBride
Emma
Mr. Woodhouse
Samuel Beckett: As the Story Was Told
Voice
Father Ted
Bishop Facks
A Breed of Heroes
Jack Smiles
In the Name of the Father
Appeal Judge
The House of the Spirits
Politician
The Russia House
Paddy
Shoot to Kill
Professor
The Englishman's Wife
Jim McGettrick
Australia
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Bonnington
Jack the Ripper
Assistant Commissioner
Troubles
Boy O'Neill
Blanc de Chine
Jason
Crossfire
Daniel Kent
Hannay
Inspector Morse
Chief Superintendent Rennie
Doctor Who: Terror of the Vervoids
Rudge
Daylight Robbery
Willy
ScreenPlay
Jim McGettrick
Wynne and Penkovsky
Newson
The Price
Doherty
A Private Function
Hotel Manager
The Cry
RUC District Inspector
Sherlock Holmes
James Barclay
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Colonel James Barclay
Amy
Col. Francis Shelmerdine
An Englishman Abroad
Tailor
Gates of Gold
Minister
Harry's Game
Minister of Defence
Easter 2016
Cyril Brown
Les Roses de Dublin
Arthur Hogan
The Life and Times of David Lloyd George
John Dillon
Strumpet City
Mr. Yearling
The Long March
Father Oliver
The Human Factor
Insp. Butler
Grange Hill
Mr. Starling
Rogue Male
Assassin
Rumpole of the Bailey
Lt. Col. Borders
Churchill's People
The Confessor
Within These Walls
Dr Peter Mayes
Carson Country
Archie Heron
Crown Court
Dr. Joseph Ross
New Scotland Yard
DI Ridge
Suburban Wives
George/Kathy's Husband
The Wife Swappers
Cliff
The Inn Way Out
Irish Barman (as Dennis Hawthorne)
Bloomsday
M'Coy /Corley
Theatre 625
Cattermole
Dr. Finlay's Casebook
Armchair Theatre
Alan Drage