Patrick Magee

Biography

Patrick Magee (31 March 1922 – 14 August 1982) was a Northern Irish actor best known for his collaborations with Samuel Beckett and Harold Pinter, as well as his appearances in horror films and in Stanley Kubrick's films A Clockwork Orange and Barry Lyndon.

Known For

The Avengers

Play for Today

BBC Play of the Month

Z-Cars

Thirty-Minute Theatre

All Movies (63)

Samuel Beckett: As the Story Was Told1996 · as Archival Footage
Another Flip for Dominick1982 · as Caleb Line
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne1981 · as General
Chariots of Fire1981 · as Lord Cadogan
The Monster Club1981 · as Innkeeper (Luna's Father)
The Black Cat1981 · as Prof. Robert Miles
The Flipside of Dominick Hide1980 · as Caleb Line
Sir Henry at Rawlinson End1980 · as Reverend Slodden
The Sleep of Death1980 · as Marquis
Hawk the Slayer1980 · as Priest
Rough Cut1980 · as Ernst Mueller
Churchill and the Generals1979 · as Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell
The Bronte Sisters1979 · as Reverend Brontë
The Last Window Cleaner1979 · as Muldooney
Telefon1977 · as General Strelsky
Beasts: What Big Eyes1976 · as Leo Raymount
Barry Lyndon1975 · as The Chevalier
Galileo1975 · as Cardinal Bellarmin
A Killer in Every Corner1974 · as Prof. Marcus Carnaby
King Lear1974 · as King Lear
Simona1974 · as Simone's Father
Luther1974 · as Luther's Father
The Monkey's Paw1973 · as Sergeant Morris
The Final Programme1973 · as Dr. Baxter
Lady Ice1973 · as Paul Booth
And Now the Screaming Starts!1973 · as Dr. Whittle
Krapp's Last Tape1972 · as Krapp
Asylum1972 · as Dr. Lionel Rutherford
Demons of the Mind1972 · as Falkenberg
Thrills Galore1972 · as Michael
Pope Joan1972 · as Elder Monk
Young Winston1972 · as General Bindon Blood
The Fiend1972 · as Minister
Tales from the Crypt1972 · as George Carter
A Clockwork Orange1971 · as Mr. Alexander
The Trojan Women1971 · as Menelaus
You Can't Win 'Em All1970 · as The General - Ataturk
Cromwell1970 · as Hugh Peters
King Lear1970 · as Cornwall
Destiny of a Spy1969 · as John Flack
Hard Contract1969 · as Alexi
The Birthday Party1968 · as Shamus McCann
Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher1968 · as Maniac
Anzio1968 · as Gen. Starkey
The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade1967 · as Marquis de Sade
Blood Bath1966 · as Linda's Husband (archive footage) (uncredited)
Die, Monster, Die!1965 · as Dr. Henderson
The Skull1965 · as Police Surgeon
Portrait in Terror1965 · as Mauricio Zaroni
The Masque of the Red Death1964 · as Alfredo
Seance on a Wet Afternoon1964 · as Walsh
Zulu1964 · as Surgeon Reynolds
The Servant1963 · as People in Restaurant: Bishop
Dementia 131963 · as Justin Caleb
Operation Titian1963 · as Dr. Morisijus
The Very Edge1963 · as Simmonds
The Young Racers1963 · as Sir William Dragonet
Ricochet1963 · as Inspector Cummings
A Prize of Arms1962 · as RSM Hicks
The Boys1962 · as Mr. Lee
Never Back Losers1961 · as Ben Black
Rag Doll1961 · as Flynn
The Criminal1960 · as Barrows

All TV Shows (24)

Kidnapped1979 · as Ebenezer Balfour
Beasts1976 · as Leo Raymount
Quiller1975 · as Vamvakaris
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries1973 · as Sergeant Morris
Thriller1973 · as Prof. Marcus Carnaby
The Protectors1972 · as Gardner
Play for Today1970 · as Caleb Line
The Champions1968 · as Pedraza
ITV Playhouse1967 · as Philo
BBC Play of the Month1965 · as Tetzel
BBC Play of the Month1965 · as The Storyteller
BBC Play of the Month1965 · as Fergus Crampton
Thirty-Minute Theatre1965 · as The old man
The Wednesday Play1964 · as James Player
The Wednesday Play1964 · as Arnold Jesse
Theatre 6251964 · as Duke of Wellington
The Sentimental Agent1963 · as Major
Dr. Finlay's Casebook1962
Z-Cars1962
The Avengers1961
The Avengers1961 · as Pancho
Sunday-Night Play1960
No Hiding Place1959
Armchair Theatre1956 · as Mr. Morgan