Frederick Treves

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1925-03-29

Place of Birth

Cliftonville, Margate, Kent, England, UK
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Frederick Treves

Biography

No biography available.

Acting History

2003
Rosemary & Thyme as Professor Mullins
2001
The Cazalets
2000
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Love's Sweet Song as Sir Peregrine Prentiss
2000
Monarch of the Glen as Lord Cranthorne
2000
Longitude as Governor
1999
Sunshine as Emperor
1996
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates as Col. Forbes-Jones
1995
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Treasure of the Peacock's Eye as Sir Peregrine Prentiss
1995
The Glass Virgin as Great Uncle James
1993
To Play the King as Lord Quillington
1992
God on the Rocks as Drinkwater
1992
Heartbeat as Gerard Sefton
1991
Afraid of the Dark as Eye Surgeon
1990
The Fool as Samuel Simpson
1990
Paper Mask as Dr. Mumford
1990
Jeeves and Wooster as Worplesden
1990
The Chief as Henry Parker
1990
Mr. Bean as Colonel
1989
Summer's Lease
1989
Bomber Harris as Sir Charles Portal
1989
After the War as Major Hector Stanhope
1989
Agatha Christie's Poirot as Colonel Lacey
1989
Death of a Son as Dr Patrick Toseland
1988
Game, Set, and Match as Frank Harrington
1988
Beryl Markham: A Shadow on the Sun as Lord Delamere
1987
Hedgehog Wedding as Desmond
1987
Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder as Doctor James Kennedy
1987
Inspector Morse as Dean of Lonsdale College
1986
The Good Doctor Bodkin-Adams as Dr Douthwaite
1986
Theban Plays: Antigone as Chorus
1986
Casualty as Henry Alsop
1986
Defence of the Realm as Arnold Reece
1986
Lovejoy as Henry
1986
Yes, Prime Minister
1985
Wynne and Penkovsky as James
1984
The Invisible Man as Colonel Adye
1984
Mr. Palfrey of Westminster as Adm. Frobisher
1984
The Jewel in the Crown as Colonel John Layton
1983
A Flame to the Phoenix
1982
Stalky & Co as Headmaster
1981
P.Q. 17 as Admiral Jack Tovey
1981
Country as Matthew Harcourt
1981
Bergerac as Thomas Leighton
1981
The Cherry Orchard as Gayev
1981
Nighthawks as Chief Police Inspector
1980
Doctor Who: Meglos as Lieutenant Brotadac
1980
The Elephant Man as Alderman
1980
Gentle Folk as Mr Menant
1979
Minder as Bank Manager
1978
On a Paving Stone Mounted
1978
An Englishman's Castle as Lonsdale
1978
Sweeney 2 as McKyle
1978
All Creatures Great and Small as Lord Hulton
1978
Forgotten Love Songs as Harry
1977
The Sinking of the HMS Victoria as Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour
1977
BBC2 Play of the Week as Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour
1977
BBC2 Play of the Week as Harry
1976
Doran's Box as Chief
1976
One Hour to Zero as Superintendent Parry
1975
Rumpole of the Bailey as Sir Christopher Japhet
1975
The Naked Civil Servant as Detective-Inspector
1975
The Hanged Man as Gilbert Webb
1975
The Sweeney as Beemax
1974
Churchill's People as Gloucester
1974
The Inheritors as Senior Official
1974
The Inheritors as Lister
1974
Playhouse as Mr. Menant
1974
Lucky as Prison governor
1972
The Edwardians as Hon. George Keppel
1972
Crown Court as Geoffrey Hainton
1972
The Protectors as Sir Walter Crediton
1970
Play for Today as Chief
1970
Doomwatch as Dr. Henry Fane
1969
The Main Chance as Stanton
1969
The Main Chance as Simon Rimsey
1968
The Expert as Alec Lampitt
1963
Doctor Who as Lieutenant Brotadac
1961
The Avengers as Dawson
1960
The Adventures of Alice as Red King
1960
Maigret as Lechat
1960
Carry On Constable as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
1957
The Mark of the Hawk as 2nd Officer
1957
Overseas Press Club - Exclusive! as Radio Announcer
1957
The Square
1956
The High Terrace as Police Constable West
1956
The Buccaneers as Quetzl
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Thief
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Bearer
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Guard
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Peasant
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Colman
1956
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot as Sir Exeter
1956
The Long Arm as Detective tailing Creasey (uncredited)
1955
Strange Experiences as Man
1953
Wheel of Fate
1951
Pool of London as Detective at Bank (uncredited)