Michael Kitchen
Biography
Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Michael Kitchen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Play for Today
1970
Play for Today
1970
Minder
1979
Screen Two
1985
BBC Play of the Month
1965
ITV Playhouse
1967
Tales of the Unexpected
1979
Playhouse
1974
Playhouse
1974
A Touch of Frost
1992
Foyle's War
2002
The Professionals
1977
Filmography
Play for Today
as Dick Foster · 1970
Play for Today
as Alan · 1970
Minder
as Maltese Tony · 1979
Screen Two
as Block · 1985
BBC Play of the Month
as Acaste · 1965
ITV Playhouse
as Tommy · 1967
Tales of the Unexpected
as Arthur · 1979
Playhouse
as Rose S.J. · 1974
Playhouse
as Peter · 1974
A Touch of Frost
as Jonathan Meyerbridge · 1992
Foyle's War
as DCS Foyle · 2002
The Professionals
as Duffy · 1977
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Waller · 1965
Inspector Morse
as Russell Clark · 1987
Dalziel and Pascoe
as Philip Swain · 1996
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
· 1969
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
as Herbert White · 1973
Pie in the Sky
as Dudley Hooperman · 1994
The BBC Television Shakespeare
as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse · 1978
Lovejoy
as David Herbert · 1986
New Scotland Yard
as Peter Coppard · 1972
Screen One
as Bill English · 1989
Centre Play
as The Student · 1973
Churchill's People
as John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester · 1974
Thriller
as George Newton · 1973
Thriller
as Ian · 1973
The World Is Not Enough
as Tanner · 1999
GoldenEye
as Bill Tanner · 1995
Between the Lines
as Roger Boshier · 1992
To Play the King
as The King · 1993
Country Matters
as Henry Batley · 1972
A History of Britain
as Reader · 2000
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
as Narrator (voice) · 1992
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
as Polixenes (voice) · 1992
Theatre Night
as David · 1985
Fall of Eagles
as Trotsky · 1974
Harry Enfield and Chums
as David the Director · 1994
Lady Killers
as Reverend Father M'Enery · 1980
Out of Africa
as Berkeley Cole · 1985
My Week with Marilyn
as Hugh Perceval · 2011
The Buccaneers
as Sir Helmsley Thwaite · 1995
Stay Lucky
· 1989
Late Night Theatre
as Paul · 1972
Romance
as Maurice Rossiter · 1977
The Advocates
· 1991
Proof of Life
as Ian Havery · 2000
Oliver Twist
as Mr. Brownlow · 1999
Beasts
as Bob Curry · 1976
Rik Mayall Presents
as Jeremy Swain · 1993
Chancer
as Roman · 1990
White Heat
as Jack (present day) · 2012
Reckless
as Richard Crane · 1997
Brian Pern: A Life in Rock
as John Farrow · 2014
Dracula A.D. 1972
as Greg · 1972
The Russia House
as Clive · 1990
Private Affairs
as D.H. Lawrence · 1975
Second Sight
· 2000
Weekend Playhouse
as Ed · 1984
Fatherland
as SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger · 1994
Lorna Doone
as Judge Jeffreys · 2000
Freud
as Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow · 1984
Seven Faces of Woman
as Archie · 1974
Dandelion Dead
as Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong · 1994
Mobile
as David West · 2007
The Hanging Gale
as Capt. William Townsend · 1995
The Secret World of Michael Fry
as Herbie · 2000
Sunnyside Farm
· 1997
The Bunker
as Rochus Misch · 1981
The Justice Game
as Tim Forsythe · 1989
Enchanted April
as George Briggs · 1991
The Brontës of Haworth
as Branwell Brontë · 1973
A Divorce
as Laurence · 1976
Wilderness
as Luther Adams · 1996
Hostage
as Fredericks · 1992
The Trial
as Block · 1993
Mrs. Dalloway
as Peter Walsh · 1997
Doomsday Gun
as Doctor Christopher Cowley · 1994
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change
as Lloyd George · 2000
Bedroom Farce
as Nick · 1980
Breaking Glass
as Larner · 1980
Unman, Wittering and Zigo
as Bungabine · 1971
The Browning Version
as Frank Hunter · 1985
The War That Never Ends
as 2nd Athenian Representative · 1991
The Winter's Tale
as Polixenes (voice) · 1994
Benefactors
· 1989
The Guilty
as Steven Vey · 1992
The Kemps: All True
as Harvey Stickles · 2020
No Man's Land
as Foster · 1978
Customer Service From Hell
· 1989
The Reporters
as Alan · 1972
Lorna Doone
as Judge Jeffrey · 2001
Hacks
as Stanhope Feast · 2012
Mrs. Weekley's Lover
as D.H. Lawrence · 2025
Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town
as Jeremy Swain · 1995
The Railway Children
as Father · 2000
Sleepwalker
as Ian · 1975
The Kemps: All Gold
as John Farrow · 2023
Is That Your Body, Boy
as Waller · 1970
King Lear
as Edmund · 1982
The Comedy of Errors
as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse · 1983
The Holocaust on Trial
as Prof. Richard Evans · 2000
Kidnapped
as William Reid · 1995
Savages
as Carlos Esquerdo
Once the Killing Starts
as George Newton · 1974
New Year's Day
as Robin · 2001
Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage
as Smiley Face · 1989
The Secret World of Michael Fry
as Herbie · 2000
Caught on a Train
as Peter · 1980
School Play
as Rose S J · 1979
Beasts: What Big Eyes
as Bob Curry · 1976
The Imp of the Perverse
as The Student · 1975
The Monkey's Paw
as Herbert White · 1973
The Hanging Gale
as Captain William Townsend · 1995
Alibi
as Greg Brentwood · 2003
Reckless: The Sequel
as Richard Crane · 1998
A Royal Scandal
as Lord Malmesbury · 1997
Wilderness
as Luther Adams · 1996
The Long and the Short and the Tall
as Private Bamforth · 1979
The Last Contract
as John Gales alias Ray Lambert · 1998
The Drilling Fields
as Voice-over · 1994
The Four Beauties
as Henry Batley · 1973
Fools of Fortune
as Mr Quinton · 1990
Falling
as Henry Kent · 2005
A Room for the Winter
as Stephen · 1981
Hell's Angel
as Dick Foster · 1971
The Misanthrope
as Acaste · 1980
Brimstone and Treacle
as Martin Taylor · 1976
Love Song
as Young William Hatchard · 1985
Home Run
as Bill English · 1989
Crossing to Freedom
as Maj. Diessen · 1990
Hamlet
as Narrator · 1992
The Dive
as Bricks · 1989
Adolf & Eva
as Narrator (voice) · 2002
The Drilling Fields
as Voice-over · 1994