Biography
Nicholas Anthony Phillip Clay (18 September 1946 – 25 May 2000) was an English actor.
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Nicholas Clay
Acting
London, England, United Kingdom
Born · Died
Movies
Jean· 2000
Hotel Shanghai· 1997
Bobby
Lionheart· 1987
Charles De Montfort
Sleeping Beauty· 1987
Prince Charming
The Corsican Brothers· 1985
Giordano Martelli
The Unknown Soldier· 1985
Richards
Child's Play· 1984
Mike Preston
The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian· 1984
L'empereur
The Hound of the Baskervilles· 1983
Jack Stapleton
Evil Under the Sun· 1982
Patrick Redfern
The Making of Agatha Christie's 'Evil Under the Sun'· 1982
Self / Patrick Redfern
Excalibur· 1981
Lancelot
Lady Chatterley's Lover· 1981
Oliver Mellors
Lovespell· 1981
Tristan
The Making of Excalibur: Myth into Movie· 1981
Self
The Search for Alexander the Great· 1981
Alexander
Zulu Dawn· 1979
Lt. Raw
Saturday, Sunday, Monday· 1978
Rocco
Terror of Frankenstein· 1977
Henry Clerval
The Picture of Dorian Gray· 1976
Alan Campbell
In This House of Brede· 1975
David
William: The Life, Works and Times of William Shakespeare· 1973
The Darwin Adventure· 1972
Charles Darwin
The Loving Lesson· 1971
Paul
The Road Builder· 1971
Billy Jarvis
The Damned· 1962
Richard (as Nicolas Clay)
TV shows
Psychos· 1999
Dr Angus Harvey
Merlin· 1998
Lord Leo
The Odyssey· 1997
Menelaus
Bugs· 1995
Kavanagh Q.C.· 1995
Mr. Justice Fulgright
Highlander: The Series· 1992
Loxley
Virtual Murder· 1992
Dr. John Cornelius
Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story· 1989
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Gentlemen and Players· 1988
Mike Savage
Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense· 1984
Mike Preston
Sherlock Holmes· 1984
Dr Percy Trevelyan
The Last Days of Pompeii· 1984
Glaucus
Taggart· 1983
The Agatha Christie Hour· 1982
Matthew Armitage
Life of Shakespeare· 1978
The Earl of Southampton
Laurence Olivier Presents· 1976
Rocco
ABC Afterschool Special· 1972
Various Roles
BBC Play of the Month· 1965
Alan Campbell
Armchair Theatre· 1956
Paul