Biography
Alan Williams is an actor and writer, known for London Boulevard (2010), Vera Drake (2004) and The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004).
Alan Williams
Acting
Manchester, England, UK
Movies
National Theatre Live: Till The Stars Come Down· 2024
Tony
The After· 2024
Fry
I Was at Home, But...· 2019
Mr. Meisner
National Theatre Live: Faith, Hope & Charity· 2019
Bernard
Sometimes Always Never· 2019
Desk Officer
Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché· 2018
Self
Peterloo· 2018
Magistrate Marriott
The Dreamed Path· 2017
Kenneth's Father
Trespass Against Us· 2016
Noah
London Boulevard· 2010
Joe
Pulse· 2010
Charlie Maddox
Grow Your Own· 2007
Kenny
A Waste of Shame: The Mystery of Shakespeare and His Sonnets· 2005
George Wilkin
The Life and Death of Peter Sellers· 2004
'Casino Royale' Director
Vera Drake· 2004
Sick Husband
Bright Young Things· 2003
Bookie
Heartlands· 2003
Deno
All or Nothing· 2002
Drunk
Vinyl· 2000
Himself
Elephant Juice· 1999
Geezer Man on Tube
Among Giants· 1998
Frank
Getting Hurt· 1998
Paranoid
The Scold's Bridle· 1998
Bob Spede
The Cockroach That Ate Cincinnati· 1996
The Lost Garden: The Life and Cinema of Alice Guy-Blaché· 1995
Self - Historian
The Darling Family· 1994
He
Mistress Madeleine· 1986
Kirk
TV shows
Beyond Paradise· 2023
Derek
Inside Man· 2022
Gordon
Without Sin· 2022
Eric
The Long Call· 2021
Maurice Craddle
Chernobyl· 2019
KGB Chairman Charkov
The Capture· 2019
Eddie Emery
The Crown· 2016
Professor Hogg
SunTrap· 2015
Donald Hammer
The Coroner· 2015
Keegan Brubaker
Father Brown· 2013
Blind 'Arry
Utopia· 2013
Danny "The Tramp"
Starlings· 2012
The Crimson Petal and the White· 2011
Vera· 2011
Michael Long
Luther· 2010
Frank Hodge
Personal Affairs· 2009
David Johnston
Life Begins· 2004
George
Shameless· 2004
Lulu
Sirens· 2002
DCI Struther
Spooks· 2002
Charles Grady
Love in a Cold Climate· 2001
Religious Speaker
Always and Everyone· 1999
Martin
Midsomer Murders· 1997
Ezra Canning
Wycliffe· 1994
Mr. Rand
Peak Practice· 1993
Kevin Coles
Heartbeat· 1992
Ed Sawyer
Casualty· 1986
Roy Scaddon