
Thomas Baptiste
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Thomas Baptiste was born on March 17, 1929 in Georgetown, British Guiana. He was an actor, known for The Wild Geese (1978), The Ipcress File (1965) and for playing Coronation Street's first black character. He died on December 6, 2018 in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, England.
Known For
Filmography

The Secret Laughter of Women
1999
as Papa Fola

The Attendant
1993
as The Attendant

Black and White in Colour
1992
as Self

Ama
1991
as Babs

Escape From Kampala
1991
as Minawa
Winners and Losers
1989
as Angelis

The Play on One
1988
as Minawa

Rockliffe's Babies
1987
as Lenny Darcy
First Sight
1987
as Voodoo Man

Drums Along Balmoral Drive
1986
as Badinga

EastEnders
1985
as Henry Chadwick

Nairobi Affair
1984

King
1984
as Mr. King

Rise and Fall of Idi Amin
1981
as Dr. Michael Oloya

The Dogs of War
1980
as Dexter

The Music Machine
1979
as Claire's Father

Minder
1979
as Mr. Mikabwe

The Wild Geese
1978
as Col. Mboya

The Class Of Miss MacMichael
1978
as Visitor

Return of the Saint
1978
as President Obono

The Professionals
1977
as Huntley

Countdown at Kusini
1976
as John Okello

The Fosters
1976
as George

Honeybaby, Honeybaby
1974
as Gen. Christian Awani

Born Free
1974
as Mwanga

Black Snake
1973
as Isiah

Ghost in the Noonday Sun
1973
as Abdullah

Shaft in Africa
1973
as Kopo

Divorce His - Divorce Hers
1973
as Minister

Divorce His, Divorce Hers
1973
as Minister

In the Beautiful Caribbean
1972
as Zikky

Crown Court
1972

Crown Court
1972
as Haverstock Brown QC

Pal
1971
as Norman

Sunday Bloody Sunday
1971
as Prof. Johns

Play for Today
1970
as Norman

Play for Today
1970
as Mr. King

Two Gentlemen Sharing
1969
as Mutt, Moving Man

The Comedians
1967
as Haitian Soldier (uncredited)

ITV Playhouse
1967
as John

Jemima + Johnny
1966
as Jemima's Dad (as Tommy Baptiste)

Till Death Us Do Part
1966
as Doctor

Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
1965
as Dambala (Segment 3 "Voodoo")

The Ipcress File
1965
as Barney

Fable
1965
as Mark

Help!
1965
as Bahamian Police Chief (uncredited)

Guns at Batasi
1964

The Wednesday Play
1964
as Mark

Theatre 625
1964
as Edgar

In the Cool of the Day
1963
as Murray Logan's chauffeur (uncredited)

The Small World of Sammy Lee
1963
as Café Patron

Espionage
1963
as African Policeman

The Saint
1962
as Grant

The Saint
1962
as Police Sergeant

Flame in the Streets
1961
as Boyfriend

Maigret
1960

Sapphire
1959
as Man on the Street

Web of Evidence
1959
as Haydock