
Actor
Peter Egan
28 September 1946 (80) Hampstead, London, England, UK
- Written
- 8
- Movies
- 39
- Shows
- 46
Biography
Peter Joseph Egan (born 28 September 1946) is a British actor known for his TV roles, including Hogarth in Big Breadwinner Hog, the future King George IV of the United Kingdom in Prince Regent (1979); smooth neighbour Paul Ryman in the sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles (1984–89); and Hugh "Shrimpie" MacClare, Marquess of Flintshire, in Downton Abbey (2012–15). He is married to retired actress Myra Frances. Egan was born in Hampstead, London, the son of Doris (née Pick) and Michael Thomas Egan, who is of Irish descent.[1][2] He was educated at St. George's Roman Catholic Comprehensive School, Maida Vale. He also attended the London Oratory School and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
Known For
- 2025
- Dogspiracy · Film
- 2024
- Our Father · Film
- And Mrs. · Film · Derek
- Truelove · Series · David
- I Could Never Go Vegan · Film · Executive Producer
- 2023
- Harambe · Film · Narrator
- 2019
- The Spanish Princess · Series · Thomas Howard
- 2018
- Hold the Sunset · Series · Mr. Dugdale
- 2016
- National Theatre Live: The Seagull · Film · Sorin
- Our Ex-Wife · Series · George
- 2015
- Unforgotten · Series · Martin
- 2014
- Grantchester · Series · Archie Johnson
- 2013
- National Theatre Live: People · Film · Theodore
- 2010
- American Cafe · Film
- Downton Abbey · Series · Hugh 'Shrimpie' MacClare
- 2009
- Moving On · Series · Eric
- 2007
- Death at a Funeral · Film · Victor
- 2006
- Home Again · Series
- 2005
- Whatever Love Means · Film · Prince Philip
- Man to Man · Film · Gyllenhaal
- The Wedding Date · Film · Victor Ellis
- Jericho · Series · Philip Pickering
- Medium · Series · Writer
- Over There · Series · Writer
- 2004
- The I Inside · Film · Doctor Truman
- Postcards from Buster · Series · Writer
- Medical Investigation · Series · Writer
- 2003
- Comedy Connections · Series
- Playmakers · Series · Writer
- 2002
- The King's Beard · Film · King Cuthbert (voice)
- The Inspector Lynley Mysteries · Series · Dr. Trenarrow
- 2000
- 2001: A Space Travesty · Film · Dr. Griffin Pratt
- Cry Wolf · Series · Dr Anthony Hook
- 1998
- The Cater Street Hangman · Film · Edward Ellison
- Pierre Bonnard: A Love Exposed · Film · Narrator
- The Ambassador · Series
- 1997
- Bean · Film · Lord Walton
- Gobble · Film · Peter Villiers
- Midsomer Murders · Series · Norman Swanscombe
- Breaker High · Series · Writer
- 1996
- The Peacock Spring · Film · Sir Edward Gwithian
- 1995
- The Man Who Didn't Believe in Ghosts · Film · Richard Cramer
- Chiller · Series · Richard Cramer
- 1994
- MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday · Film · Frederick
- The Secret World of Alex Mack · Series · Writer
- Sweet Valley High · Series · Writer
- 1992
- A Touch of Frost · Series · Richard Darrow
- 1990
- The Price of the Bride · Film · Dennis Guant
- The Chief · Series · Simon Duval
- 1989
- Joint Account · Series
- 1987
- A Perfect Spy · Series · Magnus Pym
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries · Series · Rev. Henry Archery
- 1986
- Paradise Postponed · Film · Henry Simcox
- Paradise Postponed · Series · George Augustus Simcox
- 1985
- A Woman of Substance · Series · Adam Fairley
- 1984
- A Taste of Honey · Film · Peter
- To Catch a King · Film · Heydrich
- A Taste of Honey · Series · Peter
- Ever Decreasing Circles · Series
- 1983
- Arms and the Man · Film · Sergius
- The Dark Side of the Sun · Film · Raoul
- The Dark Side of the Sun · Series
- Reilly: Ace of Spies · Series · Fothergill
- 1982
- Strangled · Film · Steve Baker
- Saturday Night Thriller · Series · Steve Baker
- 1981
- Chariots of Fire · Film · Duke of Sutherland
- Dear Brutus · Film · Purdie
- 1979
- Prince Regent · Series · George · Prince of Wales · King George IV
- Tales of the Unexpected · Series · Keith
- 1978
- The Copyist · Film · The Copyist
- Lillie · Series · Oscar Wilde
- 1977
- The Kitchen · Film · Peter
- BBC2 Play of the Week · Series · Peter
- The Velvet Glove · Series · Eddy
- 1976
- Beloved · Film · Henry James Prince
- The Lifeswappers · Film · Bunny · Trevor · Miss Trevor · Dinah
- Victorian Scandals · Series · Henry James Prince
- Plays for Britain · Series · Bunny · Trevor · Miss Trevor · Dinah
- 1975
- Hennessy · Film · Williams
- The Love School · Series · John Everett Millais
- 1974
- Callan · Film · Toby Meres
- The Inheritors · Series · Michael Gethin
- Zodiac · Series · Tony Weston
- 1973
- The Hireling · Film · Captain Hugh Cantrip
- 1972
- The Organization · Series · Richard Pershore
- 1971
- One Brief Summer · Film
- Elizabeth R · Series · Earl of Southampton
- 1970
- The Rivals · Film · Faulkland
- Play for Today · Series · Purdie
- 1969
- W. Somerset Maugham · Series · Tito
- Big Breadwinner Hog · Series · Hog
- 1968
- Cold Comfort Farm · Series · Seth Starkadder
- 1967
- ITV Playhouse · Series · Peter Morris
- 1965
- BBC Play of the Month · Series · Faulkland













































































