Leo McKern
Biography
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Reginald "Leo" McKern, AO (16 March 1920 – 23 July 2002) was an Australian-born English actor who appeared in numerous British and Australian television programmes and movies, and more than 200 stage roles.
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Acting History
1999
Molokai: The Story of Father Damien as Bishop Maigret
1999Federation as Henry Parkes
1995The Beatles Anthology as Clang (archive footage)
1995Dad and Dave: On Our Selection as Dad Rudd
1994Good King Wenceslas as Duke Phillio
1994The World of Hammer as Self (archive footage)
1993A Foreign Field as Cyril
1992The Last Romantics as Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
1989Screen One as Cyril
1988The Master Builder as Halvard Solness
1987Travelling North as Frank
1985Ladyhawke as Father Imperius
1985Murder with Mirrors as Insp. Curry
1985Screen Two as Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
1985Monsignor Quixote as Sancho Zancas
1984The Chain as Thomas
1983Reilly: Ace of Spies as Zaharov
1983King Lear as Gloucester
1982The Boxwallah as Edwin Coote
1981Country as Sir Frederick Carlion
1981The French Lieutenant's Woman as Dr. Grogan
1980Rumpole's Return as Horace Rumpole
1980The Blue Lagoon as Paddy Button
1979The House on Garibaldi Street as David Ben-Gurion
1978The Nativity as King Herod
1978The Last Tasmanian as Narrator (voice)
1978Damien - Omen II as Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)
1977Candleshoe as Harry Bundage
1976The Omen as Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)
1976Our Mutual Friend as Nicodemus 'Noddy' Boffin
1975Rumpole of the Bailey as Horace Rumpole
1975Rumpole of the Bailey as Horace Rumpole
1975The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother as Moriarty
1975Space: 1999 as Companion
1974Churchill's People as King Penda
1974The Sun Is God as JMW Turner
1973Massacre in Rome as Gen. Kurt Maelzer
1973An Afternoon at the Festival as Leo
1971Great Performances as Sancho Zancas
1970Play for Today as Horace Rumpole
1970Play for Today as Sir Frederic Carlion
1970Ryan's Daughter as Thomas Ryan
1968On the Eve of Publication as Robert Kelvin
1968The Shoes of the Fisherman as Cardinal Leone
1968Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher as Captain Grimes
1968Nobody Runs Forever as Mr Flannery, Premier of New South Wales (uncredited)
1968Assignment K as Smith
1967The Prisoner as Former Number Two
1967Mafia No! as Narrator
1966Alice in Wonderland as Duchess
1966A Man for All Seasons as Thomas Cromwell
1965The Drinking Party as Socrates
1965BBC Play of the Month as Azdak
1965Thirty-Minute Theatre as Mark
1965Help! as Clang
1965The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders as Gauner Squint
1965Tea Party
1964The Wednesday Play as Robert Kelvin
1964King and Country as Capt. O'Sullivan
1964The Life of Galileo as Galileo
1964A Jolly Bad Fellow as Professor Kerris Bowles-Ottery
1964The Horse Without a Head as Roublot
1964Children of the Damned
1964Hot Enough for June as Simoneva
1963Festival as Galileo
1963Doctor in Distress as Mr. Harry "Luther" Heilbronn (uncredited)
1962The Inspector as Brandt
1961The Day the Earth Caught Fire as Bill Maguire
1961Danger! Men Working as Jerry McMahon
1961Mr. Topaze as Muche
1960Jazz Boat as Supr. Baker
1960Scent of Mystery as Tommy Kennedy
1959The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film
1959Yesterday's Enemy as Max
1959The Mouse That Roared as Benter
1959Web of Evidence as McEvoy
1958A Tale of Two Cities as Old Bailey
1957Time Without Pity as Robert Stanford
1956X: The Unknown as Inspector McGill
1956Armchair Theatre as Charles Warren
1956Armchair Theatre as Sam Arlen
1956Armchair Theatre as Jerry McMahon
1956Armchair Theatre
1955All for Mary as Gaston Nikopopoulos
1955The Adventures of Robin Hood as Sir Roger de Lisle
1954The Wonderful World of Disney as Roublot
1951Murder in the Cathedral as Third Knight
1950Sunday Night Theatre as Kostylyov, Owner of the Dosshouse
1950Sunday Night Theatre as Zdarov