David Gwillim
British actor · United Kingdom · Actors · Born 1948 · age 77
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Henry VIIISeries, Physician2001
DownFilm, Blind Man (Mr Faith)1999
Bad GirlsSeries, Mr. Fergus
Do Not DisturbFilm, 1999VanDerMolen1994
NostradamusFilm, Michael's Father1987
BustSeries, Joel Mason1986
A Very Peculiar PracticeSeries, Jimmy Partington1984
Sherlock HolmesSeries, Percy Phelps1982
How Many Miles to Babylon?Film, Bennett1981
Peter and PaulSeries, Mark1979
Henry IV Part 1Film, Henry, Prince of Wales
Henry IV Part 2Film, 1979Henry, Prince of Wales
Henry VFilm, 1979Henry V1978
Enemy at the DoorSeries, Anton Schen1977
Anna KareninaSeries1975If It's a Man - Hang Up!Film, Henry Venner
Love's Labour's LostFilm, 1975Longeville1974
The Island at the Top of the WorldFilm, Donald Ross1973
ThrillerSeries, Henry Venner1971The Railwayman's New ClothesFilm, Hartigan1970
The Ceremony of InnocenceFilm, (uncredited)1965
BBC Play of the MonthSeries, Lord Longeville1948Born15 December 1948Filmography 12
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David Gwillim is an English actor. He was introduced to an international audience when he appeared in four episodes of the 1978 TV series Lillie. He is known for playing Prince Hal in the BBC Television Shakespeare adaptations of Henry IV, Part I and Henry IV, Part II and the title role in Henry V which were broadcast in 1979, and as John Bold in The Barchester Chronicles broadcast in 1982.
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