
Actor
Nigel Hawthorne
5 April 1929† 26 December 2001 (aged 72) Hertfordshire, England, UK
- Movies
- 80
- Shows
- 36
Biography
Sir Nigel Barnard Hawthorne (April 5, 1929 – December 26, 2001) was an English actor, perhaps best remembered for his role as Sir Humphrey Appleby, the Permanent Secretary in the 1980s sitcom Yes Minister and the Cabinet Secretary in its sequel, Yes, Prime Minister. For this role he would win four Bafta Awards during the 1980s in the 'Best Light Entertainment Performance' Category. In the 1990s He would win two more Bafta Awards, one as Best TV Actor for 'The Fragile Heart' and one as Best Film Actor for 'The Madness of King George'. His role in the latter also garnered him his sole Oscar Nomination.
Known For
- 2013
- Yes, Prime Minister: Re-elected · Film · Self (Archive Material)
- 2005
- Once Upon a Halloween · Film · Fflewddur Fflam (voice)
- Animal Stories · Film · Narrator (Orig. U.K.)
- The Funny Blokes of British Comedy · Film · Sir Humphrey Appleby
- 2001
- Call Me Claus · Film · Nick
- Victoria & Albert · Film · Lord William Lamb
- Higher Love · Film · Uncle Cullen
- Victoria & Albert · Series · Viscount Melbourne
- Higher Love · Film · Executive Producer
- 1999
- The Clandestine Marriage · Film · Lord Ogleby
- A Reasonable Man · Film · Judge Wendon
- Tarzan · Film · Professor Archimedes Q. Porter (voice)
- The Big Brass Ring · Film · Kim Mennaker
- The Winslow Boy · Film · Arthur Winslow
- Atatürk: Founder of Modern Turkey · Film · Sir Percy Lorraine · British Ambassador
- 1998
- Madeline · Film · Lord Covington
- The Object of My Affection · Film · Rodney Fraser
- Animal Stories · Series · Narrator (voice)
- 1997
- Amistad · Film · Martin Van Buren
- Forbidden Territory: Stanley's Search for Livingstone · Film · David Livingstone
- Murder in Mind · Film · Dr. Ellis
- Murder in Mind · Film · Associate Producer
- 1996
- Twelfth Night · Film · Malvolio
- Inside · Film · Colonel
- The Happy Prince · Film · Narrator (voice)
- The Fragile Heart · Series · Dr. Edgar Pascoe
- Russia's War: Blood Upon the Snow · Series · Narrator
- 1995
- Richard III · Film · The Duke of Clarence
- 1994
- The Madness of King George · Film · George III
- Late-Flowering Lust · Film · Cousin John
- Portrait or Bust · Film
- 1993
- Demolition Man · Film · Dr. Raymond Cocteau
- 1992
- Freddie As F.R.O.7. · Film · Brigadier G (voice)
- Flea Bites · Film · Kryst
- 1991
- The Trials of Oz · Film · Brian Leary
- Performance · Series · Brian Leary
- 1990
- King of the Wind · Film · Achmet
- 1989
- Relatively Speaking · Film · Philip Carter
- A Handful of Time · Film · Ted Walker
- The Spirit of Man · Film · Rev. Jonathan Guerdon
- The Shawl · Film · John
- 1988
- RARG · Film · Storyteller
- The Play on One · Series · John
- 1986
- ScreenPlay · Series · Rev. Jonathan Guerdon
- Yes, Prime Minister · Series · Sir Humphrey Appleby
- 1985
- Turtle Diary · Film · Publisher
- Jenny's War · Film · Colonel
- The Black Cauldron · Film · Fflewddur Fflam (voice)
- Theatre Night · Series · Harpagon
- Jenny's War · Series · Colonel
- Mapp & Lucia · Series · Georgie Pillson
- 1984
- The Chain · Film · Mr Thorn
- The House · Film · General Fagg
- Pope John Paul II · Film · Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski
- 1983
- Tartuffe, or The Imposter · Film · Orgon
- The Crimson Permanent Assurance · Film · Passerby
- Dead on Time · Film · Doctor
- Natural World · Series · Narrator
- 1982
- The Funny Side of Christmas · Film · Sir Humphrey Appleby
- Gandhi · Film · Kinnoch
- The Plague Dogs · Film · Dr. Boycott (voice)
- The Critic · Film · Mr. Sneer
- Firefox · Film · Pyotr Baranovich
- The World Cup: A Captain's Tale · Film · John Westwood
- A Woman Called Golda · Film · King Abdullah
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame · Film · Magistrate at Esmeralda's trial
- The Barchester Chronicles · Series · Dr Grantly
- 1981
- Protest · Film · Stanek · Vanek
- Memoirs of a Survivor · Film · Victorian Father
- History of the World: Part I · Film · Citizen Official · The French Revolution
- A Brush with Mr. Porter on the Road to El Dorado · Film · Fulton
- 1980
- Jessie · Film · Mr Edmonds
- A Tale of Two Cities · Film · Mr. CJ Stryver
- A Rod of Iron · Film · Trevor
- The Tempest · Film · Stephano
- The Enigma · Film · Fenton
- The Misanthrope · Film · Philinte
- Russell Harty · Series
- Yes Minister · Series · Sir Humphrey Appleby
- 1979
- The Knowledge · Film · Mr Burgess
- The Other Side · Series · Skellow
- Tales of the Unexpected · Series · Charles Drummond
- Thomas & Sarah · Series · Wilson
- 1978
- The Sailor's Return · Film · Mr Fosse
- Edward & Mrs. Simpson · Film · Walter Monkton
- Watership Down · Film · Captain Campion (voice)
- Sweeney 2 · Film · Det. Chief Insp. Dilke
- Destiny · Film · Major Lewis Rolfe
- The BBC Television Shakespeare · Series · Stephano
- Edward and Mrs Simpson · Series · Walter Monkton
- Holocaust · Series · Ohldendorf
- Going Straight · Series · Worm Wellings
- Warrior Queen · Series · Catus Decianus
- 1977
- Marie Curie · Series · Pierre Curie
- 1976
- Buffet · Film · Jack
- Play Things · Film · Tenby
- Spiderweb · Film · Erik Lönnrot
- Bill Brand · Series · Browning
- 1975
- The Floater · Film · Morris Shelman
- The Hiding Place · Film · Pastor De Ruiter
- Child of Hope · Film · Police Captain
- 1974
- S*P*Y*S · Film · Croft
- Occupations · Film · Libertini
- Playhouse · Series · Tenby
- 1973
- The Emergency Channel · Film · Graham
- 1972
- Young Winston · Film · Boer Sentry
- 1971
- Alma Mater · Film · Major
- Film '72 · Series
- 1970
- Play for Today · Series · Graham
- 1969
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre · Series · Hugh
- 1968
- Dad's Army · Series · Angry Man
- 1967
- Omnibus · Series
- ITV Playhouse · Series · Trevor
- 1965
- BBC Play of the Month · Series · Mr Sneer
- 1963
- The Desperate People · Series · Cliff Fletcher
- 1962
- Man of the World · Series · Assistant Director
- 1958
- Carve Her Name with Pride · Film · Park Soldier
- 1951
- Hallmark Hall of Fame · Series · Magistrate























































































