Brian Badcoe

Biography

Career Overview

Brian Badcoe has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Signature works include The Interview, Mata Hari, House of Character. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For

Acting

Gender

male

Known Credits

13

Birth Date

1925-08-11 00:00:00

Birth Place

Cardiff, Wales, UK

Known For

• The Interview
• 

  Mata Hari
• 

  House of Character
• 

  Days in the Trees
• 

  The Square of Three

Frequent Collaborators

• John Bryning (1 collaborations)
• Dennis Chinnery (1 collaborations)
• Denys Graham (1 collaborations)
• Richard Gregory (1 collaborations)
• John Harvey (1 collaborations)
• Noel Johnson (1 collaborations)
• Sally Lewis (1 collaborations)
• John Tucker (1 collaborations)
• Sylvia Kristel (1 collaborations)
• Christopher Cazenove (1 collaborations)

Credits

• actors (13 credits)

  • Mata Hari

    Gen. Messigny

    actor

    actors
    1985
  • Kim

    Schoolteacher

    actor

    actors
    1984
  • Doctor Who: Invasion of the Dinosaurs

    Adam

    actor

    actors
    1974
  • The Square of Three

    Padre

    actor

    actors
    1973
  • Frenzy

    Man in Crowd (uncredited)

    actor

    actors
    1972
  • The Interview

    actor

    actors
    1968
  • House of Character

    Third Man

    actor

    actors
    1968
  • Days in the Trees

    Dédé

    actor

    actors
    1967
  • Stand Up, Nigel Barton

    Junior Proctor

    actor

    actors
    1965
  • BBC Play of the Month

    - Romeo and Juliet (1967) ... Lord Montague actor actors
    1965
  • Doctor Who

    - Invasion of the Dinosaurs (6) (1974) ... Adam actor actors

    - Invasion of the Dinosaurs (5) (1974) ... Adam actor actors

    - Invasion of the Dinosaurs (4) (1974) ... Adam actor actors
    1963
  • The Saint

    - The Scales of Justice (1968) ... Dr. Downray actor actors
    1962
  • The Avengers

    - Game (1968) ... Cooty Gibson actor actors
    1961