Brian Wilde
Acting
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Biography
Brian Wilde was an English actor, best known for his roles in television comedy, including Mr Barrowclough in Porridge and "Foggy" Dewhurst in Last of the Summer Wine.
Known For
Filmography
Comedy Classics: Porridge
2022
as (archive footage)
Children's Favourites - Volume 1
1988
as (voice)
Wyatt's Watchdogs
1988
as Major Wyatt
Alias the Jester
1985
as Meredith
Royal Variety Performance 1984
1984
as Foggy
The Kit Curran Radio Show
1984
as Roland Simpson
Last of the Summer Wine: Getting Sam Home
1983
as Foggy Dewhurst
The Funny Side of Christmas
1982
as Foggy
The Kids International Show
1982
as Foggy
Agatha Christie's Seven Dials Mystery
1981
as Tredwell
The Best of the Adventures
1981
as Harold (archive footage) (uncredited)
Porridge
1979
as Mr. Barrowclough
Play Safe
1978
as Owl (voice)
Last of the Summer Wine Christmas Specials 1978-1982
1978
as Foggy
Wuthering Heights
1978
as Joseph
The Val Doonican Music Show
1977
as Self
Porridge: The Desperate Hours
1976
as Mr. Barrowclough
To the Devil a Daughter
1976
as Black Room Attendant
Adventures of a Taxi Driver
1976
as Harold
Our Mutual Friend
1976
as Night Inspector
The Ghosts of Motley Hall
1976
as Stamford Hives
Nobody's House
1976
as Mr Kettner
Porridge: No Way Out
1975
as Mr. Barrowclough
Alfie Darling
1975
as Doctor
The Sweeney
1975
as Stanley Hedges
Shadows
1975
as Sliggs
Porridge
1974
as Mr. Barrowclough
Secrets
1973
as Major Forster
No Sex Please - We're British
1973
as Policeman
Last of the Summer Wine
1973
as Foggy
Black and Blue
1973
as Major Forster
Seven of One
1973
as Mr Barrowclough
Crown Court
1972
as Mr. Appleby
The Piano
1971
as Ted
One Brief Summer
1971
The Bristol Entertainment
1971
as Captain Mercer / Judge Jefferies
The Uninvited
1971
as Donald Ramsay
Elizabeth R
1971
as Richard Topcliffe
Trial
1971
Justice
1971
as Latimer
Justice
1971
as Prison Doctor
Connecting Rooms
1970
as Ellerman
Goodbye Gemini
1970
as Taxi Driver
Doomwatch
1970
as Prof. Fairbairn
Catweazle
1970
as Mr. Potts - The Vicar
Play for Today
1970
as Tod
Ace of Wands
1970
as Mr. Peacock
The Dustbinmen
1969
as Bloody Delilah
The Jokers
1967
as Sgt. Catchpole
You Only Live Twice
1967
as 1st Policeman (uncredited)
Carry On Doctor
1967
as Man from Cox & Carter
Girl in a Black Bikini
1967
as Edward Mitchell
Rasputin: The Mad Monk
1966
as Vassily's Father (uncredited)
Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment
1966
as Mr. Gilbert (uncredited)
Darling
1965
as Basil Willett
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Mr Shater
The Troubleshooters
1965
as Hodges
The Man in Room 17
1965
as George Horton
The Man in Room 17
1965
as Dr. Boddington
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Shyster
The Mask of Janus
1965
as Dermot Brewer
A Man Called Harry Brent
1965
as Harold Tolly
The Bargee
1964
as Policeman
Rattle of a Simple Man
1964
as Fred
Melissa
1964
It's Dark Outside
1964
as Hosea Pitt
Theatre 625
1964
as Reverend James
Redcap
1964
as Graham
The Protectors
1964
as Happy Dyer
We Joined the Navy
1963
as Petty Officer Gilors
On the Run
1963
as Chief Warder
West 11
1963
as Speaker
The Man Who Finally Died
1963
as Cemetery Superintendent
The Informers
1963
as Lipson
Friday Night
1963
as Tommy
Friday Night
1963
as Announcer
Life for Ruth
1962
as Newspaper Photographer
Z-Cars
1962
The Avengers
1961
as Raven
Beyond the Curtain
1960
as Bill Seddon
Coronation Street
1960
as Sam Ross
Sunday-Night Play
1960
as David Eccles
The Men From Room 13
1959
The Square Peg
1958
as New Recruit (uncredited)
Girls at Sea
1958
as Bill
Night of the Demon
1957
as Rand Hobart
Interpol
1957
as Monk
Tiger in the Smoke
1956
as Trumps
Now and Forever
1956
as Policeman (uncredited)
Armchair Theatre
1956
as Simon Trask
Armchair Theatre
1956
as Ransom
Simon and Laura
1955
as Peter Harbottle
Dixon of Dock Green
1955
as Clayton
Lilli Palmer Theatre
1955
as George Colb
The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel
1955
as Sir Thomas Landers
Dixon of Dock Green
1955
as Henry Brandon
Lilli Palmer Theatre
1955
as Judge
Forbidden Cargo
1954
as Smuggler at Airfield
Street Corner
1953
as Pinky - Bogus Detective Sergeant
Will Any Gentleman...?
1953
as Clerk
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Sir John Reith