Tony Slattery
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Tony Slattery was an English actor, comedian and presenter. A ubiquitous figure on British TV and film in the 1980s and 1990s, his career has tailed off in more recent years as a result of bipolar disorder and addiction. He is perhaps best remembered as a regular on the Channel 4 improvisation show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and for his appearance in the film "Peter's Friends".
Known For
Filmography
Who is James Payton?
2021
as Self
What's the Matter with Tony Slattery?
2020
as Self
Fry and Laurie Reunited
2010
as Self
Drama Trails
2010
Rocky Horror Tribute Show
2008
as Narrator
Confessions of a Diary Secretary
2007
as Gordon Brown
Lady Godiva: Back in the Saddle
2007
Kingdom
2007
as Sidney Snell
Robin Hood
2006
New Street Law
2006
as Dr Harr
The English Harem
2005
as Sebastian Partidge
Ahead of the Class
2005
as Stuart Stiles
Three Steps to Hendon
2005
as Teddy O'Connor
Life Begins
2004
as Linus
Blackball
2003
as Flash Referee
The Last Detective
2003
The Royal
2003
as Phil Granger
Grumpy Old Men
2003
as Self
The Wedding Tackle
2000
as Little Ted
Bad Girls
1999
as DI Alan Hayes
Up 'n' Under
1998
as Reg Welch
Ruby
1997
as Self
To Die For
1994
as Terry
Room 101
1994
Ready, Steady, Cook
1994
as Self - Guest
The Easter Stories
1994
as Centurion
Monkey Business
1993
as Presenter
Just a Gigolo
1993
The Crying Game
1992
as Deveroux
Peter's Friends
1992
as Brian
Carry On Columbus
1992
as Baba the Messenger
GamesMaster
1992
Terry Wogan's Friday Night
1992
as Self
Pebble Mill
1991
as Self
Murder Most Horrid
1991
as Tony Sparkle
Tonight at 8.30
1991
as Stevens
Drowning in the Shallow End
1990
as Bennett
Cluedo
1990
as Himself
Cue The Music
1990
as Presenter
Have I Got News for You
1990
as Self
This Is David Harper
1990
as David Harper
How to Get Ahead in Advertising
1989
as Basil
About Face
1989
Jake's Journey
1988
as Lobster #2
Alas Sage & Onion
1988
That's Love
1988
Red Dwarf
1988
as Brooke (androids) (voice)
Red Dwarf
1988
as Dispensing Machine (voice)
This Is David Lander
1988
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
1988
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
1988
as Himself
Going Live!
1987
as Self
Casualty
1986
as Michael Chambers
Screen Two
1985
as Bennett
The Bill
1984
Saturday Stayback
1983
The Cellar Tapes
1982
as various