
Alan McKenna
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Alan McKenna is a British actor who played the recurring character Tony Andrews in the BBC soap opera EastEnders. He is best known for his role of Patrick McGuire in the BBC soap Doctors, which he had a minor recurring role from 2001, 2003 and he returned in September 2010. His great aunt was Odette Marie Celine Sansom, GC, MBE, Chevalier de la légion d'honneur, (April 28, 1912 - March 13, 1995) who an Allied heroine of World War II. McKenna's TV work includes Yorkshire Television's The Brides...
Known For
Filmography

Suez: 24 Hours That Broke the British Empire
2026
as Anthony Eden

No Return
2022
as Brendan

The Dark Channel
2021
as Rene

The Corrupted
2019
as Isaac

Treadstone
2019
as Dr. Sachs

The Spanish Princess
2019
as Richard Pole

Macbeth
2018
as Ross

Save Me
2018
as DCI Ian Thorpe

Without Name
2017
as Eric

The Hitman's Bodyguard
2017
as Interpol Agent

Broken
2017
as Tom Fitzsimmons

Pressure
2015
as Hurst

Arthur & George
2015
as Inspector Campbell

ABCs of Death 2
2014
as Bob (Segment "Split")

Happy Valley
2014
as Phil Crabtree

Belle
2013
as Harry

Deviation
2012
as Cop

The Somnambulists
2012
as Man 9

Offender
2012
as Officer Al

7lives
2011
as Office Salesman (as Alan Mckenna)

5 Days of War
2011
as Minister Alexander Lomaia

Silk
2011
as PC Adam Butcher

Malice in Wonderland
2010
as Griffin

4.3.2.1
2010
as Mr. Jones
Britney: Off the Rails
2007
as Narrator (voice)

Second in Command
2006
as Capt. John Baldwin

Hotel Babylon
2006

Waterloo Road
2006
as Mr. Parker

Hotel Babylon
2006
as Airline Pilot

Ahead of the Class
2005
as Simon Linder

Blessed
2004
as Detective Connors

New Tricks
2004
as Mick Shaw

The Brides in the Bath
2003
as DI Arthur Neil

The Crooked Man
2003
as Alex Simpson
Loving You
2003
as John

Spooks
2002
as Lee MacKenzie

Waking the Dead
2001
as Martin Lovell

Judge John Deed
2001

Bad Girls
1999
as PO Latham

An American Werewolf in Paris
1997
as Lycanthrope

Midsomer Murders
1997
as Rhodri Probert

The Bill
1984

Emmerdale
1972
as Gus Malcolms