
Oliver MacGreevy
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Oliver John MacGreevy (25 July 1928 β October 1981) was an Irish actor who appeared in many British films and television series from the mid 1950s until he retired in 1980, often as brutish, shaven-headed villains. Among his roles he played Housemartin in The Ipcress File (1965) and made an appearance as both the Gardener and the Electrician in the first episode of The Prisoner TV series ("Arrival", 1967). He also appeared in an episode of Thriller (1975). On stage, he appeared in Tom Murphy's...
Known For
Filmography

Flash Gordon
1980
as Klytus Observer No. 1

No. 1 of the Secret Service
1977
as Simms

Where the Action Is
1975
as Henry

The Four Musketeers
1974
as Headsman (uncredited)

Thriller
1973
as Henry

The Ruling Class
1972
as Inmate

Tales from the Crypt
1972
as Maniac

Thrills Galore
1972
as Landlord

When Eight Bells Toll
1971
as Quinn

Jason King
1971

The Nine Ages of Nakedness
1969
as Hargreaves (segment "The Old Dark House")

Department S
1969
as Karnack

Great Catherine
1968
as General Pskov

Salt & Pepper
1968
as Rack

The Whisperers
1967
as 2nd Redeemer

The Prisoner
1967
as Gardener / Electrician

Modesty Blaise
1966
as Tattooed Man

The Frozen Dead
1966
as Joseph the Butler

The Christmas Tree
1966

Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
1966
as Ringo

The Fall of the House of Usher
1966
as Finn

Mystery and Imagination
1966
as Finn

The Ipcress File
1965
as Housemartin

Time in Advance
1965
as Chief Guard

Gideon's Way
1965
as The Contact Man

Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Landlord

The Leather Boys
1964
as Merchant Seaman

A Wicked World
1964
as Sir Humphrey

Theatre 625
1964
as Terry Flynn
Six
1964
as Steel Glasses

Incident at Midnight
1963
as Wilkinson

The Rivals
1963
as Cafe Owner
Festival
1963
as Barney Doran

Espionage
1963
as Charlie β Barfly

The Scales of Justice
1962
as Boxer

The Avengers
1961
as Barman

The Four Just Men
1959
as Max / Policeman

The Scamp
1957
as Building Foreman

The Buccaneers
1956
as Noll

ITV Play of the Week
1955
as Kate

Sunday Night Theatre
1950