Edward Woodward
Actor
Singer
June 1, 1930 – November 16, 2009
Credits:
16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2010);
2nd House (1974); 100 Years of Horror (1996); 100 Greatest Sexy Moments (2003);
1990 (1977–1978); A Christmas Carol (1984); A Christmas Reunion (1994); A
Congregation of Ghosts (2009); A Desperate Fortune: Matthew Flinders' Australia
(1988); A Girl Called Jo (1956); Adventure Story (1961); Aladdin (1992); Alfred
Hitchcock Presents (1988); America's All-Time Favorite Movies (1988); Armchair
Cinema (1975); Armchair Mystery Theatre (1960–1965); Armchair Theatre (1959–1967);
Arthur the King (1985); Aspel & Company (1990); Battleground (1978); BBC
Play of the Month (1969–1971); BBC Show of the Week (1969); BBC Sunday-Night
Play (1961); Becket (1964); Blankety Blank (1999); Blood Suckers (1971);
Breaker Morant (1980); Breaker Morant: Edward Woodward Interview (2004);
Breakfast (2007); Brian Conley: An Audience with Brian Conley (2002); Burnt
Offering: The Cult of the Wicker Man (2001); Call My Bluff (1972–1997); Callan
/ movie (1974); Callan / TV series (1967–1972); Callan: This Man Alone (2015);
Callan: Wet Job (1981); Cast & Crew (2005); Celebrity Squares (1975);
Century of Cinema (1996); Champions (1984); Chronicle (1981); CI5: The New
Professionals (1999); Cineficción Radio (2019); Clapper Board (1980); Codename:
Kyril (1988); Common as Muck (1994–1997); Conflict (1967); Crime Sheet (1959);
Crowther's Back in Town (1970); Crusade (1999); Dark Realm (2001); Deadly
Advice (1994); Des O'Connor Tonight (1986–1989); Detective (1968–1969); Dixon
of Dock Green (1966); EastEnders (2009); Emergency-Ward 10 (1961);
Entertainment Tonight (1986); Ex-S (1998); First Landing (2007); Five Days
(2007); Five Days: Making Five Days (2007); Five Days: Revised Final Episode
(2007); Frost on Sunday (1970); Give Us a Clue (1981–1985); Going for a Song
(1977); Good Morning America (1989); Gulliver's Travels (1996); Hands of a
Murderer (1990); Harrison: Cry of the City (1996); He Said, She Said (1972);
Hot Fuzz (2007); Hot Fuzz: Hot Funk: The TV Version (2007); Hot Fuzz: Outtakes
(2007); Hunted (1972); In My Defence (1991); In Suspicious Circumstances
(1991–1996); Inn for Trouble (1960); Inside Story (1960); It Shouldn't Happen
to a TV Actor (2003); Italia '90 - Notti magiche (1991); ITV Play of the Week
(1961–1964); ITV Playhouse (1968–1980); Killer Contract (1984); King David
(1985); Knight Errant Limited (1961); La Femme Nikita (2001); Late Night with
David Letterman (1985–1987); Lena Zavaroni and Music (1979); Live with Kelly
and Mark (1989); Love Is Forever (1983); Magnolia Street (1961); Marcie's Dowry
(2000); Max Bygraves at the Royalty (1972); Memories of Manon (1987); Messiah
(2001); Mister Johnson (1990); Mogul (1965); Murder in Suburbia (2004); My
Favourite Hymns (1998–2005); Mystery and Imagination (1968); NET Playhouse
(1971); Nice Work (1980); Night Flight (2002); Night of 100 Stars (1977);
Nightlife (1986); Noel's House Party (1995–1997); Omnibus (1969); Over My Dead
Body (1990–1991); Piers Morgan's Life Stories (2009); Play for Today (1971);
Prisoners (1971); Remembering World War II (1989); Richard and Judy Exclusive
(1997); Robin Hardy on 'The Wicker Man' (2013); Saturday Night at the Mill
(1977–1981); Saturday Sunday Monday (1978); Saturday Variety (1972); Scotland
on Screen (2009); Scream Greats, Vol. 2: Satanism and Witchcraft (1986); Screen
Tests of the Stars (2002); Sergeant Cork (1964); Sherlock Holmes (1968);
Showtime (1960); Sir Francis Drake (1962); Sitting Target (1972); Skyport
(1959); Smart Alec (1951); South Australia: Ocean to Outback (2003); South
Australian Film Corporation 40th Anniversary Showreel (2012); Stand Up, Virgin
Soldiers (1977); Stars on Sunday (1975); Sunday Night Thriller (1981); Sword of
Honour (1967); TCM Remembers 2009 (2009); Telly Addicts (1998); The 100
Greatest War Films (2005); The 17th Annual TV Week Logie Awards (1975); The
38th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1986); The 40th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
(1988); The 41st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1989); The 44th Annual Golden
Globe Awards (1987); The 45th Annual Golden Globe Awards (1988); The 62nd
Primetime Emmy Awards (2010); The Abduction Club (2002); The Appointment
(1982); The Baron (1967); The Bass Player and the Blonde (1978); The Bill
(2008); The Birthday Show - 21 Years of Variety from Thames Television (1989);
The British Academy Awards (1970); The British Screen Awards (1971); The Bruce
Forsyth Show (1969); The Culture Show (2007); The Dave Allen Show (1969); The
Defenders (1964); The Eamonn Andrews Show (1969); The Edward Woodward Hour
(1971–1972); The English Programme (1997); The Equalizer (1985–1989); The
Equalizer: The Mystery of Manon (1988); The Ernie Sigley Show (1975); The
Evening Standard Awards (1974); The File of the Golden Goose (1969); The Final
Option / aka Who Dares Wins (1982); The Golden Shot (1972); The Good Old Days
(1974–1976); The House of Angelo (2000); The Lone Gunmen (2001); The Man in the
Brown Suit (1989); The Morecambe & Wise Show (1969–1970); The Norman
Gunston Show (1975); The One Show (2008); The Orange British Academy Film
Awards (2010); The Paul O'Grady Show (2008); The Revenue Men (1967); The Root
of All Evil? (1969); The Royal Variety Performance 1989 (1989); The Saint
(1967); The Shamrock Conspiracy (1995); The Spice of Life (1983); The
Sweepstakes Game (1976); The Telescope (1957); The Trial of Lady Chatterley
(1980); The True Mistery of the Passion (1960); The True Story of the Bridge on
the River Kwai (2001); The Wicker Man (1973); The Wicker Man Enigma (2001); The
Wicker Tree (2011); The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); The World About Us
(1970–1982); The World's Greatest Actor (2006); Theatre 625 (1967);
Thirty-Minute Theatre (1966–1967); This Is Your Life (1971–2001); Three for All
(1975); Trapped (1967); Tvist (2005); TV's 50 Hardest Men (2008); Uncle Tom's
Cabin (1987); Welcome to the Basement (2013–2014); Where the Heart Is (2005);
Where There's a Will (1955); Whodunnit? (1972–1973); Winner Takes All (1977);
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years (1981); Wogan (1986–1987); World
Theatre (1959); You Can't Win (1961); Young Winston (1972).
