Michael Kitchen

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Born on October 31, 1948 (77 years old)

From Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK

Known for Acting

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.

Cast Credits

2025
- Mrs. Weekley's Lover
  as
  D.H. Lawrence
  2025
2023
- The Kemps: All Gold
  as
  John Farrow
  2023
2014
- Brian Pern: A Life in Rock
  as
  John Farrow
  2014
2012
- Hacks
  as
  Stanhope Feast
  2012
- White Heat
  as
  Jack (present day)
  2012
2011
- My Week with Marilyn
  as
  Hugh Perceval
  2011
2007
- Mobile
  as
  David West
  2007
2005
- Falling
  as
  Henry Kent
  2005
2003
- Alibi
  as
  Greg Brentwood
  2003
2002
- no image
  Adolf & Eva
  as
  Narrator (voice)
  2002
- Foyle's War
  as
  DCS Foyle
  2002
2001
- Lorna Doone
  as
  Judge Jeffrey
  2001
2000
- The Railway Children
  as
  Father
  2000
- no image
  The Secret World of Michael Fry
  as
  Herbie
  2000
- New Year's Day
  as
  Robin
  2000
- The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change
  as
  Lloyd George
  2000
- Proof of Life
  as
  Ian Havery
  2000
- Second Sight
  2000
- A History of Britain
  as
  Reader
  2000
- Lorna Doone
  as
  Judge Jeffreys
  2000
- The Secret World of Michael Fry
  as
  Herbie
  2000
1999
- The World Is Not Enough
  as
  Tanner
  1999
- Oliver Twist
  as
  Mr. Brownlow
  1999
1998
- The Last Contract
  as
  John Gales alias Ray Lambert
  1998
- Reckless: The Sequel
  as
  Richard Crane
  1998
1997
- Mrs. Dalloway
  as
  Peter Walsh
  1997
- A Royal Scandal
  as
  Lord Malmesbury
  1997
- no image
  Sunnyside Farm
  1997
- Reckless
  as
  Richard Crane
  1997
1996
- Wilderness
  as
  Luther Adams
  1996
- Dalziel & Pascoe
  1996
- Wilderness
  as
  Luther Adams
  1996
1995
- GoldenEye
  as
  Bill Tanner
  1995
- Kidnapped
  as
  William Reid
  1995
- Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town
  as
  Jeremy Swain
  1995
- The Hanging Gale
  as
  Captain William Townsend
  1995
- The Buccaneers
  as
  Sir Helmsley Thwaite
  1995
- The Hanging Gale
  as
  Capt. William Townsend
  1995
1994
- Doomsday Gun
  as
  Doctor Christopher Cowley
  1994
- Fatherland
  as
  SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
  1994
- Dandelion Dead
  as
  Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong
  1994
- Pie in the Sky
  as
  Dudley Hooperman
  1994
- Harry Enfield and Chums
  as
  David the Director
  1994
1993
- The Trial
  as
  Block
  1993
- Rik Mayall Presents
  as
  Jeremy Swain
  1993
- To Play the King
  as
  The King
  1993
1992
- The Guilty
  as
  Steven Vey
  1992
- Hostage
  as
  Fredericks
  1992
- A Touch of Frost
  1992
- Between the Lines
  as
  Roger Boshier
  1992
- Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
  as
  Narrator (voice)
  1992
- Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
  as
  Polixenes (voice)
  1992
1991
- Enchanted April
  as
  George Briggs
  1991
- The War That Never Ends
  as
  2nd Athenian Representative
  1991
- The Advocates
  1991
1990
- Crossing to Freedom
  as
  Maj. Diessen
  1990
- The Russia House
  as
  Clive
  1990
- Fools of Fortune
  as
  Mr Quinton
  1990
- Chancer
  as
  Roman
  1990
1989
- The Dive
  as
  Bricks
  1989
- Home Run
  as
  Bill English
  1989
- no image
  Benefactors
  1989
- no image
  Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage
  as
  Smiley Face
  1989
- Stay Lucky
  1989
1987
- Brimstone and Treacle
  as
  Martin Taylor
  1987
- Inspector Morse
  as
  Russell Clark
  1987
1986
- Lovejoy
  as
  David Herbert
  1986
1985
- Out of Africa
  as
  Berkeley Cole
  1985
- no image
  Love Song
  as
  Young William Hatchard
  1985
- The Browning Version
  as
  Frank Hunter
  1985
- Screen Two
  as
  Block
  1985
1984
- Freud
  as
  Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow
  1984
1983
- The Comedy of Errors
  as
  Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse
  1983
1982
- King Lear
  as
  Edmund
  1982
1981
- The Bunker
  as
  Rochus Misch
  1981
- no image
  A Room for the Winter
  as
  Stephen
  1981
1980
- Caught on a Train
  as
  Peter
  1980
- no image
  Bedroom Farce
  as
  Nick
  1980
- The Misanthrope
  as
  Acaste
  1980
- Breaking Glass
  as
  Larner
  1980
- Lady Killers
  as
  Reverend Father M'Enery
  1980
1979
- School Play
  as
  Rose S J
  1979
- The Long and the Short and the Tall
  as
  Private Bamforth
  1979
- Tales of the Unexpected
  as
  Arthur
  1979
- Minder
  as
  Maltese Tony
  1979
1978
- No Man's Land
  as
  Foster
  1978
1977
- The Professionals
  as
  Duffy
  1977
1976
- Beasts: What Big Eyes
  as
  Bob Curry
  1976
- Beasts
  as
  Bob Curry
  1976
1975
- no image
  The Imp of the Perverse
  as
  The Student
  1975
- Sleepwalker
  as
  Ian
  1975
1974
- Once the Killing Starts
  as
  George Newton
  1974
- Fall of Eagles
  as
  Trotsky
  1974
- Playhouse
  as
  Rose S.J.
  1974
- Playhouse
  as
  Peter
  1974
- Churchill's People
  as
  John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
  1974
1973
- The Monkey's Paw
  as
  Herbert White
  1973
- no image
  The Four Beauties
  as
  Henry
  1973
- Thriller
  as
  George Newton
  1973
- Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
  as
  Herbert White
  1973
- Thriller
  as
  Ian
  1973
- The Brontës of Haworth
  as
  Branwell Brontë
  1973
1971
- Hell's Angel
  as
  Dick Foster
  1971
- Unman, Wittering and Zigo
  as
  Bungabine
  1971
1972
- Dracula A.D. 1972
  as
  Greg
  1972
- The Reporters
  as
  Alan
  1972
1970
- no image
  Is That Your Body, Boy
  as
  Waller
  1970
- Play for Today
  as
  Dick Foster
  1970
- Play for Today
  as
  Alan
  1970
1965
- Thirty-Minute Theatre
  as
  Waller
  1965
- BBC Play of the Month
  as
  Acaste
  1965

Crew Credits

2002
- Foyle's War
  as
  Consulting Producer
  2002