
Michael Kitchen
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 31, 1948 (age 78)
- Birthplace
- Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK
Biography
Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Michael Kitchen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Filmography
Savages
Movie · as Carlos Esquerdo

Mrs. Weekley's Lover
Movie · as D.H. Lawrence

The Kemps: All Gold
Movie · as John Farrow

The Kemps: All True
Movie · as Harvey Stickles

Brian Pern: A Life in Rock
TV · as John Farrow · 9 eps

Hacks
Movie · as Stanhope Feast

White Heat
TV · as Jack (present day) · 6 eps

My Week with Marilyn
Movie · as Hugh Perceval

Mobile
TV · as David West · 4 eps

Falling
Movie · as Henry Kent

Alibi
Movie · as Greg Brentwood
Adolf & Eva
Movie · as Narrator (voice)

Foyle's War
TV · as DCS Foyle · 28 eps

New Year's Day
Movie · as Robin

Lorna Doone
Movie · as Judge Jeffrey

The Railway Children
Movie · as Father

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change
Movie · as Lloyd George

Proof of Life
Movie · as Ian Havery

The Holocaust on Trial
Movie · as Prof. Richard Evans

Second Sight
TV · 1 ep

A History of Britain
TV · as Reader · 15 eps

Lorna Doone
TV · as Judge Jeffreys · 2 eps

The Secret World of Michael Fry
TV · as Herbie · 2 eps

The World Is Not Enough
Movie · as Tanner

Oliver Twist
TV · as Mr. Brownlow · 4 eps

The Last Contract
Movie · as John Gales alias Ray Lambert

Reckless: The Sequel
Movie · as Richard Crane

Mrs. Dalloway
Movie · as Peter Walsh

A Royal Scandal
Movie · as Lord Malmesbury
Sunnyside Farm
TV · 6 eps

Reckless
TV · as Richard Crane · 6 eps

Wilderness
Movie · as Luther Adams

Wilderness
TV · as Luther Adams · 3 eps

Dalziel and Pascoe
TV · as Philip Swain · 1 ep

GoldenEye
Movie · as Bill Tanner

Kidnapped
Movie · as William Reid

Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town
Movie · as Jeremy Swain

The Hanging Gale
Movie · as Captain William Townsend

The Buccaneers
TV · as Sir Helmsley Thwaite · 2 eps

The Hanging Gale
TV · as Capt. William Townsend · 4 eps

Doomsday Gun
Movie · as Doctor Christopher Cowley

Fatherland
Movie · as SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
The Drilling Fields
Movie · as Voice-over

The Winter's Tale
Movie · as Polixenes (voice)

Dandelion Dead
TV · as Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong · 4 eps

Pie in the Sky
TV · as Dudley Hooperman · 2 eps

Harry Enfield and Chums
TV · as David the Director · 1 ep
The Drilling Fields
TV · as Voice-over · 1 ep

The Trial
Movie · as Block

Rik Mayall Presents
TV · as Jeremy Swain · 1 ep

To Play the King
TV · as The King · 4 eps

The Guilty
Movie · as Steven Vey

Hostage
Movie · as Fredericks

Hamlet
Movie · as Narrator

A Touch of Frost
TV · as Jonathan Meyerbridge · 1 ep

Between the Lines
TV · as Roger Boshier · 1 ep

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
TV · as Narrator (voice), Polixenes (voice) · 1 ep

Enchanted April
Movie · as George Briggs

The War That Never Ends
Movie · as 2nd Athenian Representative

The Advocates
TV · 3 eps

Crossing to Freedom
Movie · as Maj. Diessen

The Russia House
Movie · as Clive

Fools of Fortune
Movie · as Mr Quinton

Chancer
TV · as Roman · 2 eps

The Dive
Movie · as Bricks

Home Run
Movie · as Bill English
Benefactors
Movie
Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage
Movie · as Smiley Face

Customer Service From Hell
Movie

Stay Lucky
TV · 1 ep

Screen One
TV · as Bill English · 1 ep

The Justice Game
TV · as Tim Forsythe · 4 eps

Inspector Morse
TV · as Russell Clark · 1 ep

Lovejoy
TV · as David Herbert · 1 ep

Out of Africa
Movie · as Berkeley Cole
Love Song
Movie · as Young William Hatchard

The Browning Version
Movie · as Frank Hunter

Screen Two
TV · as Block · 1 ep

Theatre Night
TV · as David · 1 ep

Freud
TV · as Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow · 3 eps
Weekend Playhouse
TV · as Ed · 1 ep

The Comedy of Errors
Movie · as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse

King Lear
Movie · as Edmund

The Bunker
Movie · as Rochus Misch
A Room for the Winter
Movie · as Stephen

Caught on a Train
Movie · as Peter
Bedroom Farce
Movie · as Nick

The Misanthrope
Movie · as Acaste

Breaking Glass
Movie · as Larner

Lady Killers
TV · as Reverend Father M'Enery · 1 ep

School Play
Movie · as Rose S J

The Long and the Short and the Tall
Movie · as Private Bamforth

Tales of the Unexpected
TV · as Arthur · 1 ep

Minder
TV · as Maltese Tony · 1 ep

No Man's Land
Movie · as Foster

The BBC Television Shakespeare
TV · as Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse · 1 ep

The Professionals
TV · as Duffy · 1 ep
Romance
TV · as Maurice Rossiter · 1 ep

Brimstone and Treacle
Movie · as Martin Taylor

Beasts: What Big Eyes
Movie · as Bob Curry

Beasts
TV · as Bob Curry · 1 ep

A Divorce
TV · as Laurence · 3 eps
The Imp of the Perverse
Movie · as The Student

Sleepwalker
Movie · as Ian
Private Affairs
TV · as D.H. Lawrence · 1 ep

Once the Killing Starts
Movie · as George Newton

Fall of Eagles
TV · as Trotsky · 1 ep

Playhouse
TV · as Rose S.J., Peter · 1 ep

Churchill's People
TV · as John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester · 1 ep
Seven Faces of Woman
TV · as Archie · 1 ep

The Monkey's Paw
Movie · as Herbert White
The Four Beauties
Movie · as Henry Batley

Thriller
TV · as George Newton, Ian · 1 ep

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
TV · as Herbert White · 1 ep

The Brontës of Haworth
TV · as Branwell Brontë · 5 eps

Centre Play
TV · as The Student · 1 ep

Dracula A.D. 1972
Movie · as Greg

The Reporters
Movie · as Alan

Country Matters
TV · as Henry Batley · 1 ep

New Scotland Yard
TV · as Peter Coppard · 1 ep
Late Night Theatre
TV · as Paul · 1 ep

Hell's Angel
Movie · as Dick Foster

Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Movie · as Bungabine
Is That Your Body, Boy
Movie · as Waller

Play for Today
TV · as Dick Foster, Alan · 1 ep

ITV Saturday Night Theatre
TV · 1 ep

ITV Playhouse
TV · as Tommy · 1 ep

Thirty-Minute Theatre
TV · as Waller · 1 ep

BBC Play of the Month
TV · as Acaste · 1 ep