Tim Woodward

ACTING

1953-04-24

2023-11-09

London, England, UK

Biography

Tim Woodward (24 April 1953 — 9 November 2023) was an English actor and son of actor Edward Woodward.

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Biography

Tim Woodward (24 April 1953 — 9 November 2023) was an English actor and son of actor Edward Woodward.

Best known for:

Filmography:

BBC Play of the Month(1965)

apperead as

Pip Thompson, Kit Neilan

The Expert(1968)

apperead as

Det. Sgt. Hallett

Play for Today(1970)

apperead as

Storyteller

Crown Court(1972)

apperead as

Brian Bass

Playhouse(1974)

apperead as

William Patrick

Galileo(1975)

apperead as

Ludovico Marsili

Chips with Everything(1975)

apperead as

Pip Thompson

French Without Tears(1976)

apperead as

Kit Neilan

Wings(1977)

apperead as

Alan Farmer

Tales of the Unexpected(1979)

5.5

apperead as

Timothy Burton

The Europeans(1979)

apperead as

Felix Young

The Journal of Bridget Hitler(1981)

apperead as

William Patrick

American Playhouse(1982)

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Billy

East Lynne(1982)

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Francis Levison

Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime poster

Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime(1983)

apperead as

Lawrence St. Vincent

The Case of the Frightened Lady(1983)

apperead as

Lord Willie Lebanon

The Bill(1984)

5.4

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Carl Bassett, Roger Hutton

Pope John Paul II(1984)

apperead as

Juliusz Kydrynski

The Equalizer(1985)

5.8

apperead as

William McCall

Theatre Night(1985)

apperead as

Lord Windermere, Menelaos

King David(1985)

4.2

apperead as

Joab

Lady Windermere's Fan(1985)

apperead as

Lord Windermere

Salomé(1986)

apperead as

Nerva

The Ruth Rendell Mysteries(1987)

apperead as

Nick Hawthorne

A Killing on the Exchange(1987)

apperead as

John Field

Personal Services(1987)

4.7

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Timms

The Dark Angel(1987)

apperead as

Dudley Ruthyn

Piece of Cake(1988)

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Squadron Leader Rex

Agatha Christie's Poirot(1989)

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Enoch Arden / Charles

The Dark Angel(1989)

apperead as

Dudley Ruthyn

Passion and Paradise(1989)

apperead as

Godfrey Higgs

Traitors(1990)

apperead as

Thomas Percy

Prime Suspect(1991)

6.6

apperead as

George Marlow

Heartbeat(1992)

apperead as

Walter Gillies, James Knight

Absolutely Fabulous(1992)

6.3

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Headmaster Tony Simmonds

Closing Numbers(1993)

apperead as

Keith

Pie in the Sky(1994)

apperead as

DC Ken Shipley

MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis poster

MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis(1994)

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Col. Petrovic

The Scarlet Letter(1995)

4.7

apperead as

Brewster Stonehall

Bramwell(1995)

apperead as

Aubrey Savier

Silent Witness(1996)

6.3

apperead as

Howard Considine

Some Mother's Son(1996)

apperead as

Harrington

Midsomer Murders(1997)

6.2

apperead as

Timothy Webster

David(1997)

5.3

apperead as

Feldsoldat

Vanity Fair(1998)

apperead as

Mr John Osborne

B. Monkey(1999)

4.4

apperead as

Frank Rice

The Vice(1999)

apperead as

Trevor Nashe

RKO 281(1999)

5.1

apperead as

Jack Warner

Blue Murder(2000)

apperead as

Ben Francombe

Murphy's Law(2001)

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Adcock

Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes poster

Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes(2001)

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Rhodes

Spooks(2002)

6.5

apperead as

Peter Reddon

K-19: The Widowmaker(2002)

5.4

apperead as

Partonov

Rosemary & Thyme(2003)

apperead as

Ollie

The Second Coming(2003)

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Chief Constable Richard Tanner

William and Mary(2003)

apperead as

John Castlemaigne

Danielle Cable: Eyewitness(2003)

apperead as

Jeff Mundy

Murder City(2004)

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Turner

Space Race(2005)

apperead as

Nedelin

Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman(2005)

5.8

apperead as

Governor of Holloway

Vital Signs(2006)

apperead as

Dr Delaney

Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial(2006)

apperead as

John Amen

Flight of Fury(2007)

2.5

apperead as

Admr. Frank Pendleton

Clapham Junction(2007)

5.2

apperead as

Man on bench

The Fattest Man in Britain(2009)

apperead as

Morley Raisin

Any Human Heart(2010)

apperead as

Admiral Godfrey

Vera(2011)

6.1

apperead as

Brian Delaney

Without You(2011)

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Hugo Livingstone

Self Made(2011)

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King Lear

Houdini(2014)

5.7

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Sheriff John

Fleming(2014)

5.5

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Air Chief Marshall 'Bomber' Harris

Legend(2015)

6.3

apperead as

Superintendent Cummings

Agatha Raisin(2016)

4.7

apperead as

Fred Instick

London Has Fallen(2016)

5.8

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General

Criminal(2016)

apperead as

Roderick Armstrong

Decline and Fall(2017)

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Prison Medical Officer

Beast(2018)

5.2

apperead as

Fletcher

The Marine 6: Close Quarters(2018)

5.5

apperead as

Tommy Walker

Denmark(2019)

apperead as

Idris

Radioactive(2020)

5.2

apperead as

Alexandre

Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye poster

Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye(2021)

apperead as

Fred Instick

Speed Is Expensive: The Philip Vincent Story poster

Speed Is Expensive: The Philip Vincent Story(2022)

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Second Narrator