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Donald Churchill was born on November 6, 1930 in Southall, Middlesex, England. He was an actor and writer, known for Zeppelin (1971), The Hound of the Baskervilles (1983) and Armchair Theatre (1956). He was married to Pauline Yates. He died on October 29, 1991 in Fuengirola, Spain.
Date Of Birth November 6, 1930, Southall, London, United Kingdom Died October 29, 1991, Fuengirola, Spain Place Of Birth Southall, Middlesex, England, UK Profession Actor, Writer Spouse Pauline Yates (m. 1960–1991) Children Jemma Churchill, Polly Churchill Star Sign Scorpio
# Fact 1 British actor/screenwriter and playwright. Found his greatest success on television. Married to the actress Pauline Yates. 2 Father of actress Jemma Churchill .
Actor Title Year Status Character El C.I.D. 1990-1992 TV Series Metcalf Stanley and the Women 1991 TV Mini-Series Harry Coote Van der Valk 1991 TV Series Johnny Roos Wild Things 1988 TV Movie Brigadier Buchanan No Frills 1988 TV Series Wilfred Blind Justice 1988 TV Mini-Series Frankland Theatre Night 1988 TV Series Dr. Herdal The Return of Sherlock Holmes 1988 TV Series Scott Eccles C.A.T.S. Eyes 1985-1987 TV Series Henry Woods / Mike Leapman Don't Wait Up 1987 TV Series Vernon Bergerac 1986 TV Series David MacKenzie Barnet 1985 TV Movie Maurice Barnet Sharing Time 1984 TV Series Geoffrey The Hound of the Baskervilles 1983 TV Movie Dr. John Watson Goodnight and God Bless 1983 TV Series Ronnie Kemp The Sun Trap 1980 TV Series Peter Halliday Heartland 1979-1980 TV Series Henry Sutcliffe A Deadly Game 1979 TV Movie Wilberforce Spooner's Patch 1979 TV Series Inspector Spooner (1980-1982) The Great Train Robbery 1979 Prosecutor The Sandbaggers 1978 TV Series Professor Colby The Cedar Tree 1978 TV Series Clive Mortimer Citizen Smith 1977 TV Series Murdoch Sam and the River 1975 TV Series Mr. Ashton Moody and Pegg 1974 TV Series The Aweful Mr. Goodall 1974 TV Series Millbrook ITV Play of the Week 1973 TV Series Sam Nutkin Armchair Theatre 1961-1973 TV Series Frank / Harry / Walter Tilley / ... Owen, M.D. 1973 TV Series Cary Peters Thirty-Minute Theatre 1972 TV Series Peter Spring / Henry Bulstrode ITV Saturday Night Theatre 1972 TV Series Robert Love Story 1966-1972 TV Series Frank / Henry Play for Today 1970 TV Series Tony Mystery and Imagination 1970 TV Series Corbeck The Wednesday Play 1969 TV Series Harold Never a Cross Word 1968 TV Series The Spare Tyres 1967 Short Milkman Stiff Upper Lip 1967 TV Movie Dovebasket The Wild Affair 1965 Andy Spaceflight IC-1: An Adventure in Space 1965 Carl Walcott It's Not Me: It's Them! 1965 TV Mini-Series Albert Curfew Gideon C.I.D. 1965 TV Series James Lane Detective 1964 TV Series George Carshaw Festival 1964 TV Series Charlie Z Cars 1963 TV Series Cyril Bell Mr. Justice Duncannon 1963 TV Series Mr. Brink Bulldog Breed 1962 TV Series Tom Bowler The Saint 1962 TV Series Dr. Sprague BBC Sunday-Night Play 1960-1962 TV Mini-Series Hugh Ramsden / Sergeant Pilot 'Ace' Corner Ghost Squad 1961 TV Series Joe Kenton The Referees 1961 TV Movie Naylor Victim 1961 Eddy No Love for Johnnie 1961 Sheilah's Party Guest (uncredited) The Pursuers 1961 TV Series Benson Police Surgeon 1960 TV Series PC. Jordan Doctor in Love 1960 Doctor (uncredited) Armchair Mystery Theatre 1960 TV Series Robinson Probation Officer 1960 TV Series Jack Pegge The Day After Tomorrow 1960 TV Movie Geoffrey Sims Sink the Bismarck! 1960 Seaman on Ark Royal (uncredited) Saturday Playhouse 1960 TV Series Hilary Ritchie Ask for King Billy 1959 TV Series Gordon Stewart Emergency-Ward 10 1959 TV Series Jim Evans Yesterday's Enemy 1959 Elliott (uncredited) The Gay Dog 1959 TV Movie Leslie Gowland ITV Television Playhouse 1959 TV Series Arnold Cass The Captain's Table 1959 Jay A Night to Remember 1958 Passenger (uncredited) Trouble for Two 1958 TV Mini-Series Starr and Company 1958 TV Series Bob Jason, Reporter Big Guns 1958 TV Series Taffy Wilkes All at Sea 1957 Roy Cave Men 1957 TV Short Bob Getting Married 1957 TV Movie Cecil Sykes Romantic Chapter 1957 TV Movie A Bridegroom The Chertsey Apprentice 1956 TV Movie
Writer Title Year Status Character Moody and Pegg 1974-1975 TV Series writer - 12 episodes Three Comedies of Marriage 1975 TV Series writer - 1 episode Village Hall 1974-1975 TV Series writer - 2 episodes Rooms 1974-1975 TV Series writer - 4 episodes Comedy Playhouse 1963-1974 TV Series writer - 2 episodes Armchair Theatre TV Series writer - 11 episodes, 1962 - 1972 written by - 1 episode, 1973 by - 1 episode, 1972 teleplay by - 1 episode, 1967 Harriet's Back in Town 1973 TV Series writer - 2 episodes Zeppelin 1971 screenplay The Mating Machine 1970 TV Series writer - 1 episode Happy Ever After 1969 TV Series writer - 2 episodes The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder 1969 TV Series adapted by - 1 episode The Sex Game 1968 TV Series writer - 1 episode Never a Cross Word 1968 TV Series writer - 4 episodes The Spare Tyres 1967 Short Who Is Sylvia? 1967 TV Series 1 episode It's Not Me: It's Them! 1965 TV Mini-Series 6 episodes Chvilková slabost 2013 TV Movie play "Moment of Weakness" Slecna Flintová 2013 TV Movie play "My Friend Miss Flint" Deux hommes dans une valise 1989 TV Movie play Echoes 1988 TV Mini-Series 3 episodes Mr Pye 1986 TV Mini-Series adaptation - 4 episodes Dramarama 1984 TV Series by - 1 episode Sharing Time 1984 TV Series writer - 1 episode Goodnight and God Bless 1983 TV Series writer - 6 episodes Heartland 1979-1980 TV Series writer - 3 episodes An Honourable Retirement 1979 TV Movie In de rats 1979 TV Movie The Sweeney 1978 TV Series written by - 1 episode Father, Dear Father in Australia 1978 TV Series writer - 3 episodes Jedem das Seine 1977 TV Movie Een kamer in de stad 1977 TV Movie Our Mutual Friend 1976 TV Mini-Series writer - 7 episodes Red Letter Day 1976 TV Series writer - 1 episode
Self Title Year Status Character Call My Bluff 1976 TV Series Himself
Known for movies It's Not Me: It's Them! (1965) as Albert Curfew
Zeppelin (1971) as Writer
The Hound of the Baskervilles (1983) as Dr. John Watson
Victim (1961) as Eddy