Bill Thomas is a retired English actor of stage and screen. His body of work encompassed 18 feature films, 31 short films, 130 Television productions, 74 theatre productions, 166 adverts.
From 2010 he struggled to remember lines and gave up acting in 2016 to become the doorman at Selfridges, the famous department store in London's Oxford Street, effectively his West End debut, and the most glamorous job he ever had.
The Fight For Shelton Bar
Weak at Denise
The Affair of the Necklace
As Tailor
Alice Through the Looking Glass
As Driver
Lighthouse
As Gilbert
Ripple
As The Samaritan
The Missing Postman
As DCI Weatherall
Rik Mayall Presents: Clair de Lune
As Motel clerk
The Last Post
As Clerk
The Interrogation of John
As Desmond Holder
Syrup
As George T. Foreman
Babysitting
As Vet
Loving Vincent
As Dr. Mazery
Hero of the Hour
As Victor
Pusher
As Jack
Anybody's Nightmare
As John Soan
Crossing the Floor
As Boozer McGill
Canoe Man
As Farmer
Dodgy Dave
As Albert
A Christmas Carol
As Ted
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Attack of the Hawkmen
As Max
The Chain
As Postman
All Men's Dead
As Alfred Jessup
Metroland
As Middle-Aged Commuter
The Sky in Bloom
As Branick Hammond
Fairytale of London Town
As Alan
Minder
As Ronnie
Frank Stubbs Promotes
As Dennis
The Paradise Club
As Neville Wickens
Bergerac
As Gervaise
Heartbeat
As Clerk of Court
The House of Eliott
As Charles Quance
Queen's Nose
As Taxi Driver
I'm Alan Partridge
As Bill
Vanity Fair
As Mr. Chopper
Lovejoy
As Justin Small
Agatha Christie's Poirot
As Steward
Mayo
As Wimp
Waterloo Road
As Taxi Driver
Silent Witness
As Old Man (uncredited)
Trial & Retribution
As Norman Gladstone
Dalziel & Pascoe
As Phil Cooper
Wire in the Blood
As Paranoiac Neighbour (uncredited)
Outnumbered
As Mr Blain
Bodger and Badger
As Mr. Tucknott
Bramwell
As Wallace
Cutting It
As Tom Henshall
New Tricks
As Michael Evans
Foyle's War
As Willis
Howards' Way
As Steve Windom
Midsomer Murders
As Ray Dorset
Merlin
As Cylferth
Harry Enfield and Chums
As Tory Boy's Dad
Great Expectations
As Tailor
The Nineteenth Hole
As The Drunk