William Simons

William Simons

1940-11-17 Mumbles, Swansea, Wales, UK Male 46 Known Credits

Biography

William Simons was born on November 17, 1940 in Mumbles, South Wales, UK. He is an actor, known for Cribb (1980), Ivory Hunter (1951) and Heartbeat (1992).

Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1940-11-17

Place of Birth

Mumbles, Swansea, Wales, UK

Known Credits

46

Known For

Acting

Photos

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Known For Movies

Known For TV Shows

Movie Credits

The Woman in Black

1989

John Keckwick

Mandy

1952

Boy with Ball (uncredited)

Where No Vultures Fly

1951

Tim Payton

Bird Fancier

1985

Tom Reagan

Being Normal

1983

Richard

West of Zanzibar

1954

Tim Payton

Pope John Paul II

1984

Foreman Krauze

Julius Caesar

1979

Trebonius

Even Solomon

1979

Doctor

Capital Visit

1955

Narrator

TV Credits

Doctor Who

1963

Mandrel (4 episodes)

Heartbeat

1992

PC Alf Ventress (372 episodes)

Minder

1979

Pongo Harris (1 episodes)

Crown Court

1972

(8 episodes)

Play for Today

1970

Doctor (1 episodes)

Bergerac

1981

Chater (1 episodes)

Rumpole of the Bailey

1975

Det. Sgt. Wilmer (1 episodes)

The Darling Buds of May

1991

Ted Watson (2 episodes)

The Sweeney

1975

Maurice Pope (1 episodes)

Lovejoy

1986

Dave Goodis (2 episodes)

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries

1987

Det. Insp. Michael Baker (2 episodes)

Dempsey and Makepeace

1985

Tennant (1 episodes)

Secret Army

1977

Lebrun (1 episodes)

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

2011

Self - Participant (1 episodes)

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet

1983

Gamekeeper (1 episodes)

The New Statesman

1987

Catchpole (1 episodes)

Churchill's People

1974

Hair Face (1 episodes)

The Legend of Robin Hood

1975

Thurkill (1 episodes)

Enemy at the Door

1978

Kapitanleutnant Erlich (1 episodes)

The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries

1993

Inspector Fox (8 episodes)

Love Hurts

1992

(1 episodes)

Cribb

1980

Constable Thackeray (13 episodes)

A Bit of a Do

1989

(1 episodes)

Time for Murder

1985

Arthur Henry Strapp (1 episodes)

The Old Curiosity Shop

1962

(13 episodes)

The Guardians

1971

(2 episodes)

The Bell

1982

Mark Strafford (4 episodes)

Haggard

1990

(14 episodes)

Number 10

1983

Parslow (1 episodes)

The Royal

2003

PC Alf Ventress (6 episodes)

A Castle and Sixpence

1954

Christopher Sixpence (5 episodes)

Movie Production Credits

Hardcore

Screenplay

TV Production Credits

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