Philip Locke
Biography
Educated at St Marylebone Central School. Began as a professional actor at the Oldham Repertory Theatre in 1954. Attended RADA. Performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Performed with the National Theatre. Performed at the Royal Court Theatre. Was nominated for Broadway's 1975 Tony Award as Best Supporting or Featured Actor (Dramatic) for "Sherlock Holmes".
Personal Details
Movies (32)
Wilde
as Judge
1997
This World, Then the Fireworks
as Marty Lakewood's Father
1997
Jacob
as Wahrsager
1994
Tom & Viv
as Charles Haigh-Wood
1994
Turbulence
as Vic
1991
Jekyll & Hyde
as Editor
1990
Virtuoso
as Wilfred Stiff
1989
Stealing Heaven
1988
Mr Jolly Lives Next Door
as Sir Larry
1988
The Secret Garden
as Pitcher
1987
The Inquiry
1986
And the Ship Sails On
as Il Primo Ministro
1983
Ascendancy
as Dr Strickland
1983
The Disappearance of Harry
as Guthfrithson
1982
Ivanhoe
as Grand Master
1982
Doctor Who: Four to Doomsday
as Bigon
1982
Dead Man's Kit
as Cmdr. Lloyd
1980
Porridge
as Banyard
1979
Escape to Athena
as Vogel
1979
Butterflies Don't Count
as O'Neil
1978
She Fell Among Thieves
as Acorn
1978
True Patriot
as The Church Superintendent
1977
The Portable Phonograph
as The Book Lover
1977
Antony and Cleopatra
as Agrippa
1975
Hitler: The Last Ten Days
as Hanske
1973
A Day Out
as Gregory Wilkins
1972
The Fiction Makers
as Frug
1968
The Crossfire
as Vedoni
1967
Thunderball
as Vargas
1965
Face of a Stranger
as John Bell
1964
Hamlet at Elsinore
as Osric
1964
Father Came Too!
as Stan
1964
TV Shows (18)
Jeeves and Wooster
as Glossop
1990
Inspector Morse
as Freddie Mortimer
1987
Connie
as Borridge
1985
The Box of Delights
as Arnold of Todi
1984
The Comic Strip Presents...
as Sir Larry
1982
Bergerac
as Roger Lemaire
1981
Minder
as Fingers Rossetti
1979
Dick Turpin
as Lord Harrington
1979
The Mill on the Floss
as Lawyer Wakem
1978
Pennies from Heaven
as Farmer
1978
BBC2 Play of the Week
as Acorn
1977
Van der Valk
as Conrad Molenaar
1972
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
as Vark
1971
Play for Today
as O'Neil
1970
Department S
as Topek
1969
The Champions
as Yeats
1968
The Informer
as Croxley
1966
The Wednesday Play
as Pentelow
1964