Richard Wilson (Scottish Actor) - Television

Television

  • The Sweeney episode "The bigger they are" as DCI Anderson (1978)
  • Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em episode "Wendy House" as The Insurance Man (1978)
  • The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes episode The Red Headed League as Duncan Ross (1985)
  • Andy Robson (1982–83)
  • Born and Bred
  • Have I Got News for You
  • The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends as the voice of Mr McGregor (1992)
  • Doctor Who – episodes "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" (2005) – Doctor Constantine
  • Duck Patrol
  • Emmerdale
  • Hot Metal (1988)
  • Selling Hitler (1991)
  • Under The Hammer (1994) (as Ben Glazier)
  • King of Fridges (2004) (as Frank)
  • Father Ted – episode "The Mainland" as himself
  • Inspector Morse – episode "Absolute Conviction"
  • Mr. Bean – episode "The Trouble With Mr Bean" as The Dentist
  • Gulliver's Travels
  • My Good Woman
  • Life As We Know It
  • Rentaghost
  • Normal Service
  • One Foot in the Grave (1990–2000) as Victor Meldrew
  • High Stakes
  • Only When I Laugh (1979-1982) as Dr. Gordon Thorpe
  • A Sharp Intake of Breath
  • Tutti Frutti
  • Cluedo
  • Star Portraits with Rolf Harris – celebrity "sitter" in one episode of the portraiture contest.
  • Jeffrey Archer: The Truth as Duke of Edinburgh
  • Crown Court (1970s) – as a barrister.
  • Thank God You're Here
  • Merlin – as Gaius
  • Demons – as Father Simeon
  • Britain's Best Drives
  • The F Word – Appeared as himself in the middle of the first season.
  • Would I Lie To You?
  • New Tricks (2009) – as Father Bernárd in episode "The War Against Drugs"
  • A Harlot's Progress (2006)
  • Confessions from the Underground-Narrated (2012)

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