Karl Johnson
Actor
Born March 1, 1948 in Wales, UK
Karl Johnson is a Welsh actor, appearing on stage, film and television. His most notable role to date is the title role in Derek Jarman's 1993 film Wittgenstein and those of Cato the Younger in the television drama series Rome and of Twister Turrill in the BBC costume drama Lark Rise to Candleford.
Filmography
Truelove
Tom
The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies
Bill
Wolf
Colonel Frink
National Theatre Live: The Crucible
Halo
Hierarch Truth (voice)
Suspicion
Eric Cresswell
National Theatre Live: Under Milk Wood
Richard Jenkins
Dream Horse
Kerby
Too Close
James de Cadenet
Endgame & Rough for Theatre II
Nagg
The Last Vermeer
Bernard Bakker
Peterloo
Lord Sidmouth, the Home Secretary
King Lear
Fool
Kaleidoscope
John
The Death of Stalin
Dr. Lukomsky
Born to Kill
Mr. Williams
Winter Thaw
Stepanovich
The Carer
Joseph
Mum
Reg
Mother
Old Man in Café
National Theatre Live: Hamlet
Ghost / Gravedigger
Mr. Turner
Mr. Booth
The Gospel According to St Derek
Self
Lovesick
Richard
Under Milk Wood
Drowned / Voice
Atlantis
Itheus
The Sea
Blunden
It's Kevin
Various
Good Vibrations
George Hooley
Call the Midwife
Mr. Masterson
The Deep Blue Sea
Mr. Miller
The Pier
Larry McCarthy
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein
De Lacey
Third Star
Ticket Seller
Is Anybody There?
Arthur (uncredited)
I Know You Know
Ernie
Merlin
Taliesin
The Edge of Love
Dai Fred
Lark Rise to Candleford
Twister Turrill
Dog Altogether
Jack
Hot Fuzz
PC Bob Walker
The Trial of Tony Blair
Father Lunt
Four Last Songs
Erico
Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire
Marcellus
Copying Beethoven
Stefan Holtz
The Illusionist
Doctor / Old Man
The Chatterley Affair
Mr. Justice Byrne
Elizabeth David: A Life in Recipes
Norman Douglas
Heidi
Old Man
Frozen
Coastguard Bill
When I'm Sixty-Four
Billy
New Tricks
77 Beds
Spiritual Father
Tomorrow La Scala!
Sydney
Pure
Granddad
Born and Bred
Alec Rossendale
Contagion
Ferrin
David Copperfield
Tungay
Vanity Fair
Major Loder
Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon
John Deakin
Midsomer Murders
Derek Lockwood
Saint-Ex
Didier Daurat
The Lifeboat
Hughie Jones
Wittgenstein
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Close My Eyes
Colin
Let Him Have It
Parris
Rules of Engagement
Dave Gillespie
A Tale of Two Cities
Solomon Pross/'John Barsad'
The Shawl
Charles
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Saunders
The Black and Blue Lamp
PC "Taffy" Hughes
The Play on One
Charles
A Prayer for the Dying
Fitzgerald
Prick Up Your Ears
Douglas Orton
ScreenPlay
P.C. Taffy Hughes
The Mysteries
Jesus / Abel
The Bill
Night Court
Dave Costanza
The Magic Shop
Bergerac
Henry Morant
Sons and Lovers
Paul Morel
Sons and Lovers
Paul Morel
Shoestring
Dennis Philips
The Tempest
Ariel, an airy spirit
Only Connect
Colin
Jubilee
Sphinx
Chips with Everything
Wilfe Seaford
Rainbow
Himself (singer)
BBC Play of the Month
Wilf Seaford
The Sooty Show
Himself