List of Fictional Prime Ministers of The United Kingdom - Unnamed

Unnamed

Due to the absence of names, this list is ordered by available information.

First name "Jeremy"

• Prime Minister in Doctor Who : "The Green Death"
• Party: unspecified, probably intended as a reference to the Liberal Jeremy Thorpe implying that story was set in near future (later stories contradict this)

Black male "Leroy"

• Prime Minister in Strontium Dog stories in 2000 AD comic.
• Party: unspecified

White Female

• Played by: Faith Brook
• Prime Minister in:North Sea Hijack (film, 1979)
• Party: unspecified but bears a strong resemblance to Margaret Thatcher

Female

• Prime Minister in Doctor Who : "Terror of the Zygons"
• Party: unspecified, although the serial's director Douglas Camfield intended it as a reference to the then-prominent Labour MP Shirley Williams, implying that story was set in the near future (later stories contradict this). The scenes in question were record shortly after Margaret Thatcher became the first woman to lead a major UK political party.

Black male

• Played by: Don Warrington
• President of Great Britain in Doctor Who : "Rise of the Cybermen"
• Party: unspecified
• Notes: The title, 'President of Great Britain' was the parallel earth's version of the British Prime Minister.

White Male

• Played by: Michael Gambon
• Prime Minister in: Ali G Indahouse (film, 2002)
• Party: Government Party (very similar to Labour)

White Male

• Played by: Robbie Coltrane
• Prime Minister in Stormbreaker
• Party: unspecified

White Male

• Played by: Kevin McNally
• Prime Minister in: Johnny English (film, 2003)
• Party: unspecified

Male (unnamed but possibly John Major considering the Chronology of the Harry Potter stories)

• Prime Minister appearing in the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
• Party: unspecified (if John Major, Conservative Party)

Two unnamed Earls, one succeeding the other

• Prime Ministers in: Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope
• Party: Whig and Conservative, respectively

Unspecified gender

• In Ian McEwan's "The Child in Time".
• Party: Unspecified (presumably Conservative, Thatcher era.)