Actors who have appeared in Jonathan Creek, a British television series.
- Adjoa Andoh
- Bill Bailey
- Colin Baker
- Nicholas Ball
- Hetty Baynes
- Geoffrey Beevers
- Sanjeev Bhaskar
- John Bird
- Jim Bowen
- Michael Brandon
- Michael Cochrane
- Peter Copley
- Brenda Cowling
- Annette Crosbie
- Alan Davies
- Peter Davison
- Adrian Edmondson
- Marcus Gilbert
- Sheila Gish
- Hannah Gordon
- Tamsin Greig
- Terrence Hardiman
- Anthony Head
- Del Henney
- Amanda Holden
- Celia Imrie
- Lorelei King
- Jonathan Kydd
- Francis Matthews
- Rik Mayall
- Paul McGann
- Geoffrey McGivern
- Philip McGough
- Alistair McGowan
- Ian McNeice
- Michael Mellinger
- Bob Monkhouse
- Brian Murphy
- Maureen O'Brien
- Judy Parfitt
- Clarke Peters
- Nigel Planer
- Caroline Quentin
- Griff Rhys Jones
- Jonathan Ross
- Julia Sawalha
- James Saxon
- Dinah Sheridan
- Robin Soans
- Bill Ward
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