Movie Credits
Hot Fuzz	(2007)
[ Bill Nighy ][ Simon Pegg ][ Steve Coogan ][ Martin Freeman ][ Timothy Dalton ]
The Abduction Club	(2002)
[ Patrick Malahide ][ Matthew Rhys ]
Night Flight	(2002)
[ Christopher Plummer ]
Messiah	(2001)
[ Charles Dance ][ Art Malik ]
Let No Man Put Asunder	(2001)
The Evil That Men Do	(2001)
The Man Behind the Curtain	(2001)
Marcie's Dowry	(1999)
[ Kevin McKidd ]
The House of Angelo	(1997)
[ Julian Glover ]
Harrison: Cry of the City	(1996)
[ Jude Ciccolella ]
Gulliver's Travels	(1996)
[ Edward Fox ][ Peter O'Toole ][ Omar Sharif ][ Warwick Davis ][ Ted Danson ]
The Shamrock Conspiracy	(1995)
[ Kim Coates ][ Mike Starr ]
Deadly Advice	(1993)
[ Jonathan Hyde ][ Jonathan Pryce ][ John Mills ]
Christmas Reunion	(1993)
Aladdin	(1992)
[ Jason Connery ][ Derek Jacobi ][ Robin Williams ][ Frank Welker ][ Scott Weinger ]
Mister Johnson	(1990)
[ Pierce Brosnan ]
Hands of a Murderer	(1990)
[ Anthony Andrews ][ John Hillerman ]
Over My Dead Body	(1990)
[ Gregory Itzin ]
Endgame	(1989)
Race Traitors	(1989)
Prisoners of Conscience	(1989)
Time Present, Time Past	(1989)
[ Joe Morton ]
The Man in the Brown Suit	(1989)
[ Tony Randall ]
The Hunted: Part 1	(1988)
Codename: Kyril	(1988)
[ Richard E. Grant ][ James Cosmo ][ Denholm Elliott ][ Joss Ackland ]
Memories of Manon	(1988)
[ Mark Margolis ][ Jon Polito ]
Uncle Tom's Cabin	(1987)
[ Bruce Dern ][ Samuel L. Jackson ][ Avery Brooks ]
King David	(1985)
[ Richard Gere ][ Tomas Milian ]
Arthur the King	(1985)
[ Rupert Everett ][ Malcolm McDowell ][ Liam Neeson ][ Michael Gough ]
Champions	(1984)
[ John Hurt ][ Ben Johnson ]
A Christmas Carol	(1984)
[ George C Scott ][ George C. Scott ][ David Warner ][ Michael Gough ][ Roger Rees ]
Killer Contract	(1984)
Love Is Forever	(1983)
[ Michael Landon ]
Who Dares Wins	(1982)
[ Richard Widmark ]
Wet Job	(1981)
The Appointment	(1981)
'Breaker' Morant	(1980)
[ Bryan Brown ]
Blunt Instrument	(1980)
Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers	(1977)
[ Warren Mitchell ]
Three for All	(1974)
[ Martin Campbell ][ Roy Kinnear ]
Callan	(1974)
[ David Prowse ]
The Wicker Man	(1973)
[ Christopher Lee ]
The Carrier	(1972)
Young Winston	(1972)
[ Ian Holm ][ Anthony Hopkins ][ Robert Shaw ][ James Cosmo ][ John Mills ]
Sitting Target	(1972)
[ Oliver Reed ][ Ian McShane ]
The Richmond File: Do You Recognise the Woman?	(1972)
The Richmond File: Call Me Enemy	(1972)
The Contract	(1972)
10 Rillington Place	(1971)
[ John Hurt ][ Richard Attenborough ][ Robert Hardy ]
Incense for the Damned	(1971)
[ Peter Cushing ]
Julius Caesar	(1969)
The File of the Golden Goose	(1969)
[ Yul Brynner ]
The Murders in the Rue Morgue	(1968)
The Listener	(1968)
Ella	(1966)
Becket	(1964)
[ Peter O'Toole ][ Graham Stark ][ Richard Burton ][ John Gielgud ]
Inn for Trouble	(1960)
[ Graham Stark ]
Where There's a Will	(1955)

Regarded by many as England's finest actor, Edward Woodward started out in the workaday world as a sanitation engineer. At 15, Woodward enrolled at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and at 16 he made his theatrical bow with the Farnham Repertory. His first significant West End stage success was the 1954 comedy Where There's a Will, which also served as his film debut that same year. He was elevated to star status with his flawless performance in the 1961 production Rattle of a Simple Man. This led to his Broadway debut in High Spirits, a musical adaptation of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit. He went on to spend several seasons with Olivier's National Theatre, scoring an enormous hit in the title role of Cyrano de Bergerac. The TV-idol phase of Woodward's career began in 1967, when he was cast as two-fisted detective Callan in the weekly series A Magnum for Schneider, later retitled Callan in deference to Woodward's popularity. He continued playing Callan until 1973, then extended his newfound celebrity to the big screen, starring in such films as The Wicker Man (1973) and Breaker Morant (1980). His post-Callan TV work included 1977's The Secret Army, the role of Simon Legree in the 1987 TV-movie Uncle Tom's Cabin, the part of Sherlock Holmes in 1990's Hands of a Murderer, and, of course, his four-season (1985-1989) run as soldier-of-fortune Robert McCall in The Equalizer. He has also starred in a number of British TV musical specials, exhibiting his superbly trained singing voice. In addition, Woodward has recorded several "talking records," for which he has won two Gold Disc awards (the British equivalent of the Grammys). Though plagued by serious health problems, Woodward has never stopped working, and in 1997 returned to star in the third season of the British situation comedy Common as Muck. Since 1986, Edward Woodward has been married to Michele Dotrice, the daughter of actor Roy Dotrice.