Movie Credits
Kingdom of Heaven	(2005)
[ Christian Boeving ][ Iain Glen ][ Martin Hancock ][ Jeremy Irons ][ Liam Neeson ]
New Tricks	(2003)
[ Alun Armstrong ]
Anazapta	(2001)
[ Jason Flemyng ][ Ian McNeice ]
Bloodlines: Legacy of a Lord	(1997)
[ Gerard Plunkett ]
White Men Are Cracking Up	(1996)
Darklands	(1996)
Lurking Fear	(1994)
[ Vincent Schiavelli ][ Jeffrey Combs ]
Merlin of the Crystal Cave	(1991)
[ David Kelly ]
Rehovot Ha'Etmol	(1989)
[ Paul McGann ]
Più bella del reame, La	(1989)
The Rainbow	(1988)
[ Tom Bell ]
Unexplained Laughter	(1988)
Plaza Real	(1988)
Stimme, Die	(1988)
[ Heinz Hoenig ][ Uwe Ochsenknecht ]
Riviera	(1987)
[ Patrick Bauchau ]
Much Ado About Nothing	(1984)
The Odd Job Man	(1984)
Pop Pirates	(1984)
[ Roger Daltrey ]
Power Game	(1983)
[ Juan Diego Botto ]
Giro City	(1982)
Doktor Faustus	(1982)
Peter and Paul	(1981)
[ Edward Albert ][ Eddie Albert ][ Anthony Hopkins ][ John Rhys-Davies ][ Raymond Burr ]
Gary Cooper, que estás en los cielos	(1980)
Breaking Glass	(1980)
[ Jonathan Pryce ][ Jim Broadbent ][ Richard Griffiths ]
Witching Time	(1980)
Henry IV, Part II	(1979)
Henry IV, Part I	(1979)
[ David Bailie ][ Tim Pigott-Smith ]
Sabina, La	(1979)
King Richard the Second	(1978)
[ Jeremy Bullock ][ Derek Jacobi ][ John Gielgud ]
Death on the Nile	(1978)
[ George Kennedy ][ Jack Warden ][ Peter Ustinov ][ David Niven ]
Standarte, Die	(1977)
[ Peter Cushing ]
Une femme fidèle	(1976)
Segundo poder, El	(1976)
Diagnosis: Murder	(1975)
[ Christopher Lee ]
The Final Programme	(1973)
[ Sterling Hayden ]
Frenzy	(1972)
[ Alfred Hitchcock ]
Lady Caroline Lamb	(1972)
[ Richard Chamberlain ][ Laurence Olivier ][ John Mills ]
The Tragedy of Macbeth	(1971)
[ Hugh M. Hefner ]
Sunday Bloody Sunday	(1971)
[ Daniel Day-Lewis ]
The Horror of Frankenstein	(1970)
[ David Prowse ]
The Vampire Lovers	(1970)
[ Peter Cushing ]
Attack: Part 1	(1968)
The Great Fur Robbery: Part 2	(1967)
The Great Fur Robbery: Part 1	(1967)

Dark, broodingly handsome Jon Finch was the son of a merchant banker. His first stage role was in elementary school at age 13 playing a Roman noblewoman(!). After gaining experience in amateur theatre groups and following a short stint with a folk singing group, he suddenly left for military service at age 18, serving in a parachute regiment. He returned to acting a few years later and delved seriously into classical theatre with several different repertory companies, appearing in over 50-60 plays, including "Night of the Iguana" and "She Stoops to Conquer", and serving as stage manager and / or assistant director for several of these companies. His first TV break came in 1967 and shortly thereafter won supporting roles in a couple of Hammer Studio film productions, The Vampire Lovers (1970) and The Horror of Frankenstein (1970). This was a sign as to the direction his cinematic career would take. His Gothic-edged film career peaked in the early 70s with such classy fare as Roman Polanski's The Tragedy of Macbeth (1971), in which he played the tormented title role, in a particularly gory and controversial presentation; Alfred Hitchcock's macabre serial-killer thriller Frenzy (1972), in which he is a suspect in the dastardly crimes; The Final Programme (1973), an end-of-the-word sci-fi adventure that has since earned cult status; and the all-star production of Death on the Nile (1978), an elegant whodunnit, courtesy of Agatha Christie. More importantly, he took part in many Shakespeare pieces that were transferred to TV, King Richard the Second (1978) (TV) and Much Ado About Nothing (1984) (TV). His career grew more erratic into the 80s and, for the most part, was typically cast in horror roles. But the gentleman has risen above it all with definite class, intelligence and a certain natural charm.