Michael Forrest | |
|---|---|
| Born | July 1932 Bridgend, Wales |
| Died | 21 December 2004 (aged 72) Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales |
| Occupation | Television actor |
Michael Forrest (July 1932 – 21 December 2004) was a Welsh television actor.[1] He appeared in many British television series and films, which include Sir Francis Drake, Z-Cars, Danger Man, The Saint, The Avengers, UFO, Off to Philadelphia in the Morning, The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, Doomwatch, Who Dares Wins, Armour of God and others.[2]
Acting credits
| Title | Year | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday Playhouse | 1958-1959 | P.C. Thomas / A Police photographer / Maroso | 2 episodes |
| How Green Was My Valley | 1960 | Dai Bando | 4 episodes |
| Top Secret | 1961 | Hinnes | "Stranger in Cantabria" |
| ITV Play of the Week | 1961 | Jack Fish / 3rd Stevedore | 2 episodes |
| The Avengers | 1961-1967 | Rico / Peters | 2 episodes |
| Sir Francis Drake | 1962 | Jan | "Beggars of the Sea" |
| BBC Sunday-Night Play | 1962 | Blackie | "Sparrow in a Cage" |
| Z-Cars | 1962-1970 | Det. Con. Glyn Hicks (1962-63) | 39 episodes |
| The Stag | 1963 | Islwyn Morgan | TV movie |
| Ghost Squad | 1963 | Manager of Night Club | "The Heir Apparent" |
| The Plane Makers | 1963 | Charlie Barnes | "Has Anybody Seen Costigan?" |
| The Lover | 1963 | Milkman | TV movie |
| The Sentimental Agent | 1963 | Marlow | "Finishing School" |
| The Spies | 1966 | Jones | "Lash Out" |
| Danger Man | 1966 | Abelardo | "The Man with the Foot" |
| That Riviera Touch | 1966 | Pierre | Film |
| Theatre 625 | 1966 | Fallow | "Final Demand" |
| The Informer | 1966 | Griffiths | "A Word in Your Ear Brother" |
| The Saint | 1966 | Vittorio Leale | "The Man Who Liked Lions" |
| The Baron | 1967 | Gautier | "Long Ago and Far Away" |
| George and the Dragon | 1967 | Ticket collector | "The 10:15 Train" |
| City '68 | 1968 | Dave Parkinson | "The Jonah Site" |
| The Wednesday Play | 1969 | Garfield | "The Big Flame" |
| Callan | 1969 | Clive | "Once a Big Man, Always a Big Man" |
| The Expert | 1969 | Andrew Redmond | "The Gun That Walked" |
| The Gold Robbers | 1969 | Eric | "Crack Shot" |
| The Best Things in Life | 1969 | Man in pub | 1 episode |
| Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) | 1969 | Verrier | "The Ghost Who Saved the Bank at Monte Carlo" |
| Strange Report | 1970 | Inspector Peters | "Report 4977: Swindle - Square Root of Evil" |
| My Lover, My Son | 1970 | Chidley | Film |
| Manhunt | 1970 | Louis | 2 episodes |
| Ryan International | 1970 | Theo | "Angel Unawares" |
| Menace | 1970 | Stockbreeder | "The Straight and the Narrow" |
| Dixon of Dock Green | 1970-1974 | Breen / Cafferty / Frank Whiting | 3 episodes |
| Paul Temple | 1971 | Brunet | "Corrida" |
| Play for Today | 1971 | Holtby | "The Rank and File" |
| UFO | 1971 | Security Officer | "Confetti Check A-OK" |
| Under Milk Wood | 1971 | Sinbad Sailor | Film |
| The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes | 1971 | Jacques Bouvier | "The Case of the Mirror of Portugal" |
| Softly, Softly: Taskforce | 1972 | Dunston | "Flight" |
| The Brothers | 1972 | Terry Foster | "Confrontation" |
| Doomwatch | 1972 | Dr. Evans | "Enquiry" |
| The Adventurer | 1972 | Dino | "Has Anyone Here Seen Kelly?" |
| Two Women | 1973 | Paride | 2 episodes |
| Six Days of Justice | 1973 | Joe Hicks | "The China Lady" |
| Sporting Scenes | 1974 | Les | "Up and Under" |
| ITV Sunday Night Drama | 1974 | Sleppy | "No Harm Done" |
| Special Branch | 1974 | Charles | "Date of Birth" |
| Marked Personal | 1974 | Benny | 2 episodes |
| Crown Court | 1974 | Condrey | "Not Dead But Gone Before: Part 1" |
| Premiere | 1977 | Ron Williams | "Pit Strike" |
| Secret Army | 1977 | Klaus Schoonheim | "Hymn to Freedom" |
| Off to Philadelphia in the Morning | 1978 | Sergeant | 1 episode |
| Sexton Blake and the Demon God | 1978 | Greek Police Chief | "Part 5" |
| A Horseman Riding By | 1978 | Lloyd George | "1905: The Hollow Victory" |
| Hazell | 1979 | Joe Goss | "Hazell and the Baker Street Sleuth" |
| The Rear Column | 1980 | TV movie | |
| Juliet Bravo | 1980 | Leckie | "The Anastasia Syndrome" |
| ITV Playhouse | 1981 | Harry Phillips | "Only a Game" |
| The Life and Times of David Lloyd George | 1981 | Bob Smillie | "An Honourable Peace" |
| Bergerac | 1981 | Brideson | "See You in Moscow" |
| Tales of the Unexpected | 1982 | Chief Insp. Nelson | "Who's Got the Lady?" |
| Who Dares Wins | 1982 | Pickley | Film |
| The Boy Who Won the Pools | 1983 | Vittachi | 1 episode |
| Angels | 1983 | Mr. Bowen | 2 episodes |
| The Catlins | 1983 | T. J. Catlin | 1 episode |
| Number One | 1985 | Landlord | TV movie |
| Armour of God | 1986 | Film, Voice, (final film role) |
References
- ↑ "Michael Forrest". BFI. Archived from the original on 5 November 2018.
- ↑ "Michael Forrest". www.aveleyman.com.
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