Peter Barkworth
Biography
Peter Barkworth was born on January 14, 1929 in Margate, Kent, England as Peter Wynn Barkworth. He was an actor, known for Where Eagles Dare (1968), Patton (1970) and Wilde (1997). He died on October 21, 2006 in Hampstead, London, England.
Personal Details
Also Known As
Movies (23)
Wilde
as Charles Gill
1997
The Price
as Geoffrey Carr
1985
Champions
as Nick Embiricos
1984
The Secret Adversary
as Mr. Carter
1983
Watchdogs
as Narrator
1979
International Velvet
as Pilot
1978
Professional Foul
as Anderson
1977
Mr. Smith
as Mr. Smith
1976
The Littlest Horse Thieves
as Richard Sandman
1976
The Five Pound Orange
as Gilbert
1976
The Little Minister
as Earl of Rintoul
1975
The Apple Cart
as Prime Minister
1975
The Love Ban
as Bra Factory Director
1973
The Millionairess
as Julius Sagamore
1972
Office Party
as Dickie
1971
The Company Man
as Bob
1970
Patton
as Colonel John Welkin
1970
End of Story
as Keith Bailey
1969
Where Eagles Dare
as Berkeley
1968
Never Mind How We Got Here, Where Are We?
as Roberts
1968
Two a Penny
1967
Doctor Who: The Ice Warriors
as Clent
1967
Downfall
as Tom Cotterrell
1964
TV Shows (27)
Heartbeat
as Frank Milner
1992
Maigret
1992
Late Starter
as Edward Brett
1985
The Price
as Geoffrey Carr
1985
Sherlock Holmes
as Colonel Ross
1984
Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime
as Mr. Carter
1983
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years
as Stanley Baldwin
1981
Tales of the Unexpected
as Richard Mellor
1979
Telford's Change
1979
BBC2 Play of the Week
as Prof. Anderson
1977
Secret Army
as Hugh Neville
1977
Melissa
as Guy Foster
1974
Good Girl
1974
Playhouse
as Lawrence
1974
Dead of Night
as Captain Rolph
1972
Colditz
as Brauner
1972
The Passenger
as Martin Denson
1971
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
as Martin Hewitt
1971
The Guardians
1971
Play for Today
as Richard Elkinson
1970
Shadows of Fear
as John Dolby
1970
Manhunt
as Vincent
1970
The Expert
as Williams
1968
Ooh La La!
as Le Comte Emile
1968
Omnibus
as Thomas Mann
1967
The Power Game
as Kenneth Bligh
1965
BBC Play of the Month
as Tsar Nicholas II
1965