Martin Wimbush (born 1949) is a British actor known for his roles in film, television, and theatre. His television appearances include Upstairs, Downstairs (1975), The Glittering Prizes (1976), Happy Ever After (1976), Agony (1981), Educating Marmalade (1982), No Problem! (1983), Terry and June (1983), Boon (1986), Lovejoy (1993), Hale and Pace (1993), Then Churchill Said to Me (1993), The Old Curiosity Shop (1995), A Dance to the Music of Time (...
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Mean Machine
As Z
Mr. and Mrs. Edgehill
As Henry Ceram
Canned Laughter
As Lloyd
Paradox
As Johnson
The Thirteenth Tale
As Mr. Peter Lomax
Anna Karenina
As Anna's Doctor
Royal Hearts
As Bosworth
Orlando
As Second Official
The Iron Lady
As Cabinet Ministers
The Honourable Rebel
As Varley
Scar Tissue
As Dr. Whittaker
Ali G Indahouse
As MP
AKA
As Reed Furnish
Gangster No. 1
As Judge
The Mystery of Men
As Vicar
The Old Curiosity Shop
As Codlin
Scoop
As London Dinner Guest
Good Omens
As Mr. Scroggie
Lovejoy
As Ben
Hustle
As Sheldon Greyshot
Garrow's Law
As Obstetrician
The Crown
As Dr. Bodley Scott
Upstairs, Downstairs
As Andrew Bouverie
Call the Midwife
As Judge
Terry and June
As Nigel
Taboo
As Funeral Caller
Decline and Fall
As Judge
The Outcast
As Magistrate
Strike Back
As Vicar
Meadowlands
As Futra-Chem Chairperson
The Lost Prince
As Violinist
Wellington: The Iron Duke
As Wellington
Micawber
As Mr. Smee the Bootman
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
As Head Waiter
Vanity Fair
As Jewellery Proprietor
Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives
The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries
As Benningden
Then Churchill Said to Me
Hale & Pace
As Self
ScreenPlay
As Jeremy
Helping Henry
As Cosmic 2
Carrott Confidential
As Self
Call Me Mister
As Second Board Director
Kir Royal
As Dr. Carl Friedmann
Boon
As Harris
Who, Sir? Me, Sir?
As Piers Plumpton
Dramarama
As Gorgeous George
No Problem!
As Vicar
Educating Marmalade
As Latin Master
Legacy of Murder
As Clive Danvers-Crichton
Agony
As Chaplain
Escape
As Ian Smith
Jubilee 1977
As Captain Victor Isitt
Happy Ever After
As Lord James
The Glittering Prizes
As Freddie
Ten from the Twenties
As Mr. Coxhead