
Acting
John Carson
EN cinema · 56 credits
Born
28 February 1927
Died
5 November 2016 (aged 89)
Birthplace
Colombo, Ceylon. [now Sri Lanka]
John Carson was an English actor known for his appearances in film and television. Not to be confused with the American TV entertainer John "Johnny" Carson.
Known for
Filmography

Amicus Vault of Horrors
as Critic

Doomsday
as George Dutton

The Deal
as Nigel Bland

Boys Briefs 4
as Man (segment "Build")

Build
as Man

I Dreamed of Africa
as Pembroke Headmaster

Operation Delta Force 2: Mayday
as U.S. Hearing Official #1

Black Velvet Band
as Col. Rowan

Mandela and de Klerk
as Willem de Klerk

Woman of Desire
as Judge Parker

The Visual Bible: Acts
as Ananias, High Priest

The Last Hero
as Fred Zimmerman

Schweitzer
as Horton Herschel

The Last Warrior
as Priest

The Mountain and the Molehill
as Lauderdale

City of Blood
as Prime Minister

An African Dream
as Harry Endicott

Survivor
as Engineer Councillor

Doctor Who: Snakedance
as Ambril

Fothergill
as Neilson
Blunt Instrument
1981
Blunt Instrument
as Sir Ernest Blandy

Guardian of the Abyss
as Charles Randolph

Rehearsal
as Bill
Age of Hypocrisy
1977
Age of Hypocrisy
as Terry Iverson
Loyalties
1976
Loyalties
as Charles Winsor

Schmoedipus
as Tom Carter

Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
as Arthur Lewis

Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
as Dr. Marcus

Possession
as Ray Burns

This Body Is Mine
as Allen Meredith

Paper Roses
as Joe

Taste the Blood of Dracula
as Jonathon Secker

The Lie
as Ellis Anderson

Thunderbird 6
as Captain Foster (II) (voice)

The Plague of the Zombies
as Squire Clive Hamilton

The Night Caller
as The Major

The July Plot
as Colonel Claus Schenk Count von Stauffenberg

Smokescreen
as Trevor Bayliss

Master Spy
as Richard Colman

Act of Murder
as Tim Ford

The Caves of Steel
as R. Daneel Olivaw

The Set Up
as Insp. Jackson

Accidental Death
as Paul Lanson

Guns of Darkness
as First Officer

Locker Sixty-Nine
as Miguel Terila

Seven Keys
as Norman

The Lady is a Square
as Reporter (uncredited)

Quentin Durward
as Duke of Orleans






