Alfred Burke

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1918-02-28

Place of Birth

Peckham, London, England, UK

Alfred Burke

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Alfred Burke (28 February 1918 – 16 February 2011) was a British actor, best known for his portrayal of Frank Marker in the drama series Public Eye, which ran on television for ten years. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alfred Burke, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

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Acting History

2002
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets as Armando Dippet
2000
Longitude as Rear Admiral
1986
Ladies' Night as Col. Waley
1986
Unnatural Causes as Colonel Waley
1984
The Bill as Walter Lilly
1984
The Glory Boys as Jones
1984
Kim as Lurgan
1984
Pope John Paul II as Karol Wojtyla Sr.
1983
Inspector Ghote Moves In as Colonel Bressingham
1983
Bewitched as Reverend Hibben
1983
Number 10 as 1st Earl of Chatham
1981
Bergerac as Dr. Anderson
1981
The Borgias as Giuliano della Rovere
1980
A Rod of Iron as Harry
1979
Minder as Kevin
1979
The House on Garibaldi Street as Adolf Eichmann
1979
Tales of the Unexpected as Herbert
1978
Enemy at the Door as Major Richter / Oberst Richter
1977
Treasure Island as Long John Silver
1977
Treasure Island
1976
The Lady of the Camellias as Armand Duval
1973
The Brontës of Haworth as Reverend Patrick Brontë
1972
Just in Time for Christmas as Leonard Nottage
1970
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich as Alyosha
1969
Guns in the Heather as Kersner
1969
Edward the Confessor as Gland
1967
The Gamblers as Harry Jarman
1965
The Night Caller as Detective Supt. Hartley
1965
Thirty-Minute Theatre as First Man
1965
The Nanny as Dr. Wills
1965
Public Eye
1965
Public Eye as Frank Marker
1964
Children of the Damned as Colin Webster
1963
The Man Who Finally Died as Heinrich
1963
Farewell Performance as Marlon
1963
The Small World of Sammy Lee as Eddie
1963
The Human Jungle as Sergeant Major Bennett
1962
The £20,000 Kiss as Inspector Waveney
1962
On the Beat as Trigger O'Flynn
1962
The Saint as Jack Groom
1962
The Saint as Harry Shannet
1962
Man of the World as High Lama
1962
Locker Sixty-Nine as Davison
1962
She Knows Y'Know as Mr Fox
1962
Crooks Anonymous as Caulfield
1962
The Pot Carriers as Lang
1962
Backfire! as Mitchell Logan
1961
Sir Francis Drake as Sir Amyas Paulet
1961
Man at the Carlton Tower as Harry Stone
1961
The Avengers as Gregorio Auntie
1961
The Avengers as Brown
1961
The Avengers as Saunders
1960
Maigret as Police Officer Lecoeur
1960
Sunday-Night Play as Zach Toombs
1960
Danger Man as Craven
1960
Dead Lucky as Knockers Parsons
1960
The Trials of Oscar Wilde as Reporter
1960
The Angry Silence as Travers
1959
International Detective as Mr. Molinsky
1959
The Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Harry Stone
1959
The Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Mitchell Logan
1959
The Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Davison
1959
The Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Inspector Waveney
1959
The Third Man as Inspector Dugaine
1959
The Third Man as Braun
1959
No Hiding Place as Frank Baines
1959
No Hiding Place as Alf Jenkins
1959
Interpol Calling as Martin Bekker
1959
Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Harry Stone
1959
Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Davison
1959
Edgar Wallace Mysteries as Inspector Waveney
1959
Model for Murder as Podd
1959
One Step Beyond as Scholl
1959
Operation Amsterdam as Dealer
1958
The Man Upstairs as Mr. Barnes
1958
The Adventures of William Tell as Captain Bolf
1958
The Invisible Man as Bob - Pilot (uncredited)
1958
The Man Inside as Mr. Pritchard
1958
Tank Force! as Capt. Ritter
1957
Bitter Victory as Lt. Colonel Callander
1957
The Long Haul as Drunk in Club
1957
Overseas Press Club - Exclusive! as Inspector Maron
1957
Let's Be Happy as French Ticket Clerk
1957
Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst as Petty Officer
1957
Interpol as Vincent Cashling
1956
The Buccaneers as Pirate Mate
1956
The Buccaneers as Marsh
1956
Armchair Theatre as John Kelly
1956
Armchair Theatre as Ross B. Melnichor
1956
Armchair Theatre
1956
Armchair Theatre as Baron Sterne
1956
Armchair Theatre as Harold Gabbitas
1956
Armchair Theatre as Gland
1956
Colonel March of Scotland Yard as Minister
1955
The Adventures of Robin Hood as Sir Simon
1955
The Adventures of Robin Hood as Will Sharpe
1955
Lilli Palmer Theatre as John
1955
The Last Reunion
1955
The Constant Husband as Porter
1954
The Wonderful World of Disney as Kersner
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Johnny Jason
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Arthur Sandler
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Ignatius Farrell
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as PC Weems
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Bowden
1950
Sunday Night Theatre as Tom Mead