Martin Wimbush
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 15, 1949
- Died
- December 1, 2024 (aged 75)
- Birthplace
- Wandsworth, London, England, UK
Biography
Martin Wimbush (15 June 1949 — 1 December 2024) was a British actor known for his roles in film, television, and theatre. His television appearances include Upstairs, Downstairs (1975), The Glittering Prizes (1976), Happy Ever After (1976), Agony (1981), Educating Marmalade (1982), No Problem! (1983), Terry and June (1983), Boon (1986), Lovejoy (1993), Hale and Pace (1993), Then Churchill Said to Me (1993), The Old Curiosity Shop (1995), A Dance to the Music of Time (1997), Vanity Fair (1998), Randall and Hopkirk (2000), Micawber (2001), The Iron Duke (2002), The Lost Prince (2003), Born and Bred (2003), Cape Wrath (2007), Garrow's Law (2009), EastEnders (2010), and Hustle (2012). Wimbush appeared in the films Orlando (1992), Gangster No. 1 (2000), Mean Machine (2001), Bridget Jones's Diary (2001), Ali G Indahouse (2002), Wimbledon (2004), The Iron Lady (2012), and Scar Tissue (2012). His stage appearances include The Rev. Mr. Crisparkle in Drood at the Savoy Theatre (1987), Dr Mandril in City of Angels at the Prince of Wales Theatre (1993), Parchester in Me and My Girl at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham (2001), Alderman Fitzwarren in Dick Whittington at the Civic Theatre in Aylesbury (2002), Baron Hardup in Cinderella at the Royal Spa Centre in Leamington Spa (2004), Brassett in Charley's Aunt at the Northcott Theatre (2004), and Rupert Matthew in Moonshadow at Jerwood Space (2005)
Known For
Filmography
Helping Henry
TV · as Cosmic 2
Fred
Movie · as Smith
Good Omens
TV · as Mr. Scroggie · 1 ep
Royal Hearts
Movie · as Bosworth
Taboo
TV · as Funeral Caller · 1 ep
Decline and Fall
TV · as Judge · 1 ep
The Crown
TV · as Dr. Bodley Scott · 1 ep
The Honourable Rebel
Movie · as Varley
The Outcast
TV · as Magistrate · 1 ep
The Thirteenth Tale
Movie · as Mr. Peter Lomax
Scar Tissue
Movie · as Dr. Whittaker
Anna Karenina
Movie · as Anna's Doctor
Call the Midwife
TV · as Judge · 1 ep
The Iron Lady
Movie · as Cabinet Minister
Strike Back
TV · as Vicar · 1 ep
Garrow's Law
TV · as Obstetrician · 1 ep
Meadowlands
TV · as Futra-Chem Chairperson · 1 ep
Paradox
Movie · as Johnson
Hustle
TV · as Sheldon Greyshot · 1 ep
He Knew He Was Right
TV · as British Minister · 1 ep
The Lost Prince
TV · as Violinist · 2 eps
Ali G Indahouse
Movie · as MP
AKA
Movie · as Reed Furnish
Born and Bred
TV · as Mr. Underhill · 1 ep
Mean Machine
Movie · as Z
Micawber
TV · as Mr. Smee the Bootman · 2 eps
Gangster No. 1
Movie · as Judge
The Mystery of Men
Movie · as Vicar
Vanity Fair
TV · as Jewellery Proprietor · 1 ep
Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives
TV · 1 ep
The Old Curiosity Shop
Movie · as Codlin
The Inspector Alleyn Mysteries
TV · as Benningden · 1 ep
Then Churchill Said to Me
TV · 1 ep
Orlando
Movie · as Second Official
Hale & Pace
TV · as Self · 2 eps
Scoop
Movie · as London Dinner Guest
Carrott Confidential
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Lovejoy
TV · as Ben · 1 ep
ScreenPlay
TV · as Jeremy · 1 ep
Call Me Mister
TV · as Second Board Director · 1 ep
Kir Royal
TV · as Dr. Carl Friedmann · 1 ep
Boon
TV · as Harris · 1 ep
Mr. and Mrs. Edgehill
Movie · as Henry Ceram
Who, Sir? Me, Sir?
TV · as Piers Plumpton · 5 eps
Dramarama
TV · as Gorgeous George · 1 ep
No Problem!
TV · as Vicar · 1 ep
Educating Marmalade
TV · as Latin Master · 1 ep
Escape
TV · as Ian Smith · 1 ep
Canned Laughter
Movie · as Lloyd
Terry and June
TV · as Nigel · 1 ep
No Name, No Pack Drill
Movie · as Captain Victor Isitt
Jubilee 1977
TV · as Captain Victor Isitt · 1 ep
Ten from the Twenties
TV · as Mr Coxhead · 1 ep
Happy Ever After
TV · as Lord James · 1 ep
Upstairs, Downstairs
TV · as Andrew Bouverie · 1 ep
Wellington: The Iron Duke
TV · as Wellington · 1 ep
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
TV · as Head Waiter · 26 eps