Rolf Harris
Biography
Rolf Harris was an Australian entertainer whose career has encompassed work as a musician, singer-songwriter, composer, comedian, actor, painter and television personality. Harris was widely known for his musical compositions "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport" and "Jake the Peg" and his recording of "Two Little Boys". His career hid a darkness. It ended in disgrace after he was found guilty of the indecent assault of teenage girls over many years. He was jailed in 2014.
Personal Details
Movies (11)
National Treasure, National Disgrace: Savill, Harris & Hall
as Self (archive footage)
2022
Produced by George Martin
as Self
2012
The Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012
as Self - Performer
2012
Run For Your Wife
as Busker
2012
The Wiggles: Ukulele Baby!
as Self
2011
The Queen, by Rolf
as Self
2006
The Wiggles: It's A Wiggly, Wiggly World!
as Himself
2000
Kids Can Say No
as Himself
1985
An Audience with Dudley Moore
1981
The Little Convict
as The Storyteller / Grandfather
1979
You Lucky People!
as Pvt. Proudfoot
1955
TV Shows (35)
Rolf Harris: Hiding in Plain Sight
2023
Rolf's Animal Clinic
as Host
2012
Live from Studio Five
as Self
2009
My Family at War
as Himself
2008
The Alan Titchmarsh Show
as Self
2007
Legends
as Self
2006
The Paul O'Grady Show
as Self
2004
Rolf on Art
as Himself - Presenter
2004
Star Portraits with Rolf Harris
as Host
2004
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
as Self
2001
Fetch the Vet
as Ralph Morris (voice)
2000
City Hospital
1998
The Garden Party
as Himself
1998
Rolf's Amazing World Of Animals
as Himself - Presenter
1998
Parkinson
as Self
1998
Brass Eye
as Self
1997
Animal Hospital
as Himself - Presenter
1994
Shooting Stars
as Self
1993
Goodnight Sweetheart
as Rolf Harris
1993
Pebble Mill
as Self
1991
Have I Got News for You
as Self - Host
1990
Rolf's Cartoon Club
as Host
1989
This Morning
as Self
1988
Rolf Harris's Cartoon Time
as Host
1979
The South Bank Show
as Self
1978
An Audience with...
as Self
1978
Rolf On Saturday Ok?
as Himself - Presenter
1977
The Val Doonican Music Show
as Himself
1977
Seaside Special
1975
ZDF Werkstatt
as Self
1970
Top of the Pops
1964
Musical Box
as Himself - Presenter
1959
Hancock's Half Hour
1956
The Sooty Show
as Self
1955
The Liberace Show
as Himself
1952