Ian McNeice
Film and television

Ian McNeice

Section Title: Film and television
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1982	The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby	Wackford Squeers / Scaley / Croupier	TV series

1983	The Cleopatras	Alexander	TV series

1983	Grizzly II: The Concert	Bernie

1983	Voice Over	"Fats" Bannerman

1984	Minder	Eric Morgan	Episode: "Rocky Eight and a Half"

1984	Top Secret!	Blind souvenir salesman

1985	Edge of Darkness	Harcourt	TV Mini-Series

1987	Personal Services	Harry

1987	84 Charing Cross Road	Bill Humphries

1987	Cry Freedom	Uncredited

1987	The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne	Bernard Rice

1987	A Perfect Spy	Sefton Boyd

1988	Whoops Apocalypse	Thrush

1988	The Raggedy Rawney	Farmer

1989	Valmont	Azolan

1989	Around the World in 80 Days	Batcular	TV Mini-Series

1990	1871	Prince of Wales

1990	The Russia House	Merrydew

1991	Secret Friends	First Businessman	1991 "Lovejoy" Gervais Rackham

1992	Year of the Comet	Ian

1992	B & B	Horace Gilbert

1992	The Blackheath Poisonings	George Collard	TV film

1992	An Ungentlemanly Act	Dick Baker	TV film

1993	Don't Leave Me This Way	Oscar Ghilardi

1993	Age of Treason	Casca	TV film

1994	No Escape	King

1994	The Wimbledon Poisoner	Dent

1995	Pie in the Sky	Mr Wilkes

1995	Funny Bones	Stanley Sharkey

1995	Sharpe's Battle	Wagonmaster-General Colonel Runciman	TV film

1995	The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain	George Garrad

1995	Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls	Fulton Greenwall

1996	Chef!	Gustave LaRoche	TV series

1996	Cadfael : The Devil's Novice	Canon Eluard	TV series

1997	The Beautician and the Beast	Iva Grushinsky

1997	A Life Less Ordinary	Mayhew

1998	How to Make the Cruelest Month	Peggy Asks

1998	Hornblower: The Examination for Lieutenant	Mr. Tapling	TV film

1999	The Auteur Theory	Sir Maximilian Fair Brown

1999	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat	Potiphar

1999	The Cherry Orchard	Pishchik

1999	A Christmas Carol	Fezziwig	TV film

1999	David Copperfield	Mr. Dick	TV film

2000	Longitude	Doctor	TV series

2000	Frank Herbert's Dune	Baron Vladimir Harkonnen	TV miniseries

2000	The Sleeper	Mr. Tarburck	TV film

2000	The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz	Inspector

2001	Anazapta	Bishop

2001	The Body	Dr. Sproul

2001	Town & Country	Peter Principal

2001	Conspiracy	Dr. Gerhard Klopfer	TV film

2001	The Fourth Angel	MI5 officer Lewison

2001	From Hell	Dr. Robert Drudge

2002	Amnèsia	Doug Chandler

2002	Man and Boy	Nigel Batty

2002	The Final Curtain	Priest

2003	Chaos and Cadavers	Harry Kane

2003	Frank Herbert's Children of Dune	Baron Vladimir Harkonnen	TV miniseries

2003	I'll Be There	Graham

2003	Blackball	Hugh the Sideburns

2004	Spartacus	Lentulus Batiatus	TV film

2004	Freeze Frame	Forensic Profiler Saul Seger

2004	Around the World in 80 Days	Colonel Kitchener

2004	The Rocket Post	Alex Miln

2004	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason	Quizmaster

2004–	Doc Martin	Bert Large	TV series

2005	White Noise	Raymond Price

2005	Cherished	Bill Bache	TV film

2005	The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy	Kwaltz	Voice

2005	Oliver Twist	Limbkins

2005–2007	Rome	The Newsreader	TV series

2006	The Black Dahlia	Coroner

2007	New Tricks	Michael Meadowcroft	Series 4 Episode 8

2008	Day of the Dead	DJ Paul

2008	Valkyrie	Joachim von Kortzfleisch

2009	Cleopatra: Portrait of a Killer	Cassius Dio (Historian)	TV film

2010–2011	Doctor Who	Winston Churchill	4 episodes

2010	Jonathan Creek	Father Roderick Alberic

2012	Nativity 2: Danger in the Manger	Mr. Peterson Senior	Film

2012	The Mystery of Edwin Drood	Mayor Sapsea	TV film

2017	We Are Tourists	Harry

2017	The Man Who Invented Christmas	Edward Chapman	Film

2017	The House of Screaming Death	The Architect

Sentence(s)

Ian McNeice played as Gustave LaRoche on the television series Chef! and in the 2000 miniseries Frank Herbert's Dune as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, a role he later reprised for the 2003 Children of Dune.

final_sentence: Ian McNeice played as Gustave LaRoche on the television series Chef! and in the 2000 miniseries Frank Herbert's Dune as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, a role he later reprised for the 2003 Children of Dune.