Murray Melvin - Selected Television Performances

Selected Television Performances

  • Salesman SMALL FISH ARE SWEET Dir. Alan Clarke
  • Lupin THE DIARY OF A NOBODY (Grossmith’s) Dir. Ken Russell
  • The Dauphin ST. JOAN (Shaw) Dir. Warris Hussein
  • Turgis ANGEL PAVEMENT (J.B. Priestley ) Dir. Paddy Russell
  • The Teddy Boy PARADISE SREET SERIES Dir. Shaun Sutton
  • Bertold HENRY IV (Pirandello) Dir. Michael Hayes
  • The Reporter ISADORA DUNCAN Dir. Ken Russell
  • Thumb THE MEMORANDUM (Vaclav Havel ) Dir. James Firman
  • Hoopdriver THE WHEELS OF CHANCE ( H.G.Wells) Dir. Christopher Burstell
  • Robert Lovell THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER Dir. Ken Russell
  • Nathaniel Giles THE BALLAD OF SALOMAN PAVEY (Taylor) Dir. Richard Bramall
  • Don Pietro THE LITTLE WORLD OF DOM CAMILLO Dir. Peter Drummond
  • The Devil THE SOLDIERS TALE (Stravinsky) Dir. Peter Adam
  • Spirits of Christmas A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Thea Musgrave) Dir. Michael Rennison
  • Jack Spratt BULMAN Dir. Charlie Nairn
  • The Hermit WILLIAM TELL Dir. Mai Zetterling
  • Ignatius TEABAG – Surprises Dir. Neville Green
  • The Clerk DOOMSDAY GUN Dir. Robert Young
  • Roger Parry CONE ZONES – ONE FOR THE MONEY Dir. Neville Green
  • Lord Shaftesbury ENGLAND MY ENGLAND. Dir. Tony Palmer
  • Lucius OSCARS ORCHESTRA – Cartoon Dir. Tony Collingwood
  • The Architect THE VILLAGE. (Jim Cartwright ) Dir. Sara Sugarman
  • Delamere BUGS Dir. Matthew Evans
  • Lionel JONATHAN CREEK Dir. Sandy Johnson
  • Caravaggio STAR HUNTER SERIES Dir. Dan d’Or
  • Da Ponte THE GENIUS OF MOZART Dir. Andy King-Dobbs
  • King of the Knight TOM’S CHRISTMAS TREE Dir. Robert Worley
  • Librarian THE VILLAGE – HEZIBAH Dir. Robert Sigl
  • Billis Manger TORCHWOOD Dir. Ashley Way

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