John Sharp
Biography
John Sharp was a Bradford born British actor of a heavyset physicality, often cast in curmudgeonly roles. In a career stretching from 1949 to 1991, he made more than 100 appearances in television and film.
Personal Details
Movies (28)
Lotus: A New Dawn
as Self - Lotus Senior Engineer
2021
The Bride
as Bailiff
1985
A Christmas Carol
as Tipton
1984
Top Secret!
as Maitre D'
1984
The Aerodrome
as The Squire
1983
The Dresser
as Mr. Bottomley
1983
The Return of the Soldier
as Pearson
1983
The Bunker
as Dr. Morell
1981
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu
as Sir Thuud
1980
Velvet Hands
as Benny
1979
The Roads of Exile
as David Hume
1978
Jabberwocky
as Sergeant at the Gate
1977
Packman's Barn
as Arthur Trantor
1976
Barry Lyndon
as Doolan
1975
Watch Out, We're Mad
as Jefe
1974
The Wicker Man
as Doctor Ewan
1973
And Now the Screaming Starts!
as Henry's Friend
1973
That's Your Funeral
as Mayor
1972
Thrills Galore
as Eric
1972
Brother Sun, Sister Moon
as Bischof Guido
1972
Spring and Port Wine
as Bowler 4
1970
Emma's Time
as Charlie
1970
Red, White, and Zero
as The Macebearer
1968
Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter
as Oakshot
1968
The White Bus
as Macebearer
1967
Misunderstood
as Uncle William 'Will'
1967
The Big Man Coughed and Died
as Park keeper
1966
The Siege of Manchester
as Alexander Green
1965
TV Shows (22)
Lovejoy
as Henry Miller
1986
Worzel Gummidge
as Fairground man
1979
All Creatures Great and Small
as Biggins
1978
The Galton & Simpson Playhouse
as Irate Neighbour
1977
Robin's Nest
as Butcher
1977
Dawson's Weekly
1975
The Sweeney
as Uncle
1975
Churchill's People
as Valerius
1974
The Edwardians
as Pearson
1972
Six Dates with Barker
1971
In Loving Memory
1969
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
as Sagran
1969
Please Sir!
as Police Inspector
1968
Her Majesty's Pleasure
1968
Nearest and Dearest
as Harry Hardcastle
1968
The Prisoner
as Number Two
1967
The Corridor People
as Kronk
1966
Mystery and Imagination
as Dr Peters
1966
BBC Play of the Month
as Mr. Emerson
1965
Londoners
as The Professor
1965
Thursday Theatre
as Alderman Joseph Helliwell
1964
Theatre 625
as Cary Farthingale
1964