John Savident

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Known For

Acting

Born

1938-01-01

Place of Birth

Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK

John Savident

Biography

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Acting History

2023
Blackadder: The Lost Pilot as The King
2009
Above Suspicion as Barry Southwood
2008
All Over The Shop
2000
Aladdin: The ITV Pantomime as Widow Twankey
1996
Loch Ness as Dr Binns
1996
Sharpe's Regiment as Sir Barstan Maxwell
1995
Othello as 2nd Senator
1994
Tom & Viv as Sir Frederick Lamb
1993
The Remains of the Day as Doctor Meredith
1993
Heart of Darkness as Company Director
1993
Sharpe as Sir Barstan Maxwell
1992
Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris as Mr. Armont
1992
Brain Donors as Edmund Lazlo
1992
Duel of Hearts as Rev. Adolphus Wantage
1991
One Against the Wind as Henry Smallwood, American Embasy
1991
Mr. Bean Takes an Exam
1991
Hudson Hawk as Auctioneer
1991
Impromptu as Buloz
1990
Jeeves and Wooster as Chiswick
1990
Mountains of the Moon as Lord Murchison
1990
Camping as Engelsktalende tysker
1988
A Summer Story as Bank Clerk
1988
Chelmsford 123 as Jupiter
1987
Little Dorrit as Tite Barnacle
1986
David Copperfield as Creakle
1986
The Marlowe Inquest as Sir John Puckering
1986
The Silent Twins as Judge
1986
Lovejoy as Cecil
1984
This Office Life as Copeland
1984
The Bill
1984
Chance in a Million as Derek
1984
Fresh Fields as Mr. Royce
1983
The Crystal Cube as The Bishop of Horley, The Very Reverend Previous Lockhort
1983
The Wicked Lady as Squire Thornton
1982
Gandhi as Manager of the Mine
1982
Doctor Who: The Visitation as The Squire
1981
Never the Twain as Mr. Wilde
1981
Clapperclaw as Dunswick
1981
Private Schulz as Globke
1981
The Chinese Detective as Don Liddell
1980
The Mystery of the Disappearing Schoolgirls as King Fortunatus
1980
Juliet Bravo as Ronnie Gore
1980
The Day Christ Died as Aide to Herod
1980
Yes Minister
1979
Shelley
1978
Romeo and Juliet as Friar John
1978
Blake's 7 as Fleet Warden-General Samor
1978
Blake's 7 as Egrorian
1977
The Professionals as Robert Plumb
1977
1990
1977
1990 as Dan Mellor
1977
Raffles
1976
The Hunchback of Notre Dame as Florian
1976
Seal Island
1976
Trial by Combat as Oliver Griggs
1976
Our Mutual Friend as John Podsnap
1975
Quiller as Sir Ian Dalrymple
1975
Looking for Clancy as Sir John Kennan
1974
Late Night Drama as Mr. Cubbins
1974
Playhouse as Dunswick
1974
Butley
1973
Diamonds on Wheels as Steward
1973
Penny Gold as Sir Robert Hampton
1973
Warship
1973
Hitler: The Last Ten Days as Hewel (uncredited)
1972
Colditz as Capt. Meegeren
1972
Crown Court as Cecil Walker
1972
The Adventurer as Le Consul
1972
The Lotus Eaters as Maj. Constantinos
1971
A Clockwork Orange as Conspirator
1971
Justice as Furness
1971
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes as Sir Arthur Inglewood
1971
Brett
1971
Budgie as Godlove
1971
The Raging Moon as Fete Guest
1970
Waterloo as Muffling
1970
Codename as Largo
1970
Doomwatch as The Minister
1970
Manhunt as Raoul
1969
Softly Softly: Task Force as Stackpole
1969
In Loving Memory as Mr. Hargreaves
1969
Battle of Britain as RAF Officer (uncredited)
1969
Department S as Captain Svenoski
1969
The Main Chance as Donald Jarram
1969
Judge Dee
1969
Otley as Businessman
1969
Two in Clover as Man
1969
Before Winter Comes
1968
Nearest and Dearest as Landlord
1968
Inadmissible Evidence as Mr. Watson
1967
The White Bus as Supporter
1967
Man in a Suitcase
1967
Robbery as Policeman with Dog (uncredited)
1967
Callan
1967
Compensation Alice as Cecil
1967
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as Spirit Guardian
1966
Mystery and Imagination
1966
Softly, Softly
1965
BBC Play of the Month as Purishkevich
1965
The Troubleshooters as Francis Pearce
1965
Public Eye as Sven Gustafsson
1964
The Wednesday Play as Hans Von Dorring
1964
The Wednesday Play as Mr. Miller
1964
The Wednesday Play as Mr. Brummitt
1963
Doctor Who as The Squire
1962
The Saint as Frank Lomax
1961
The Avengers as Winthrop
1960
Coronation Street as Fred Elliott
1956
Armchair Theatre as Cecil
1955
ITV Play of the Week as Drawbell
1955
Dixon of Dock Green as Van Heerden
1954
The Wonderful World of Disney as Steward
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame as Henry Smallwood