Adrian Dunbar

Biography

Adrian Dunbar (born 1 August 1958) is an actor from Northern Ireland, best known for his television and theatre work. Dunbar co-wrote and starred in the 1991 film, Hear My Song, nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the BAFTA awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Adrian Dunbar, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

Known For

Death in Paradise

The Graham Norton Show

Great Performances

Have I Got News for You

A Touch of Frost

Silk

Line of Duty

Screen Two

All Movies (58)

• Kiss Me, Kate2024 · as Fred Graham / Petruchio
• A Sudden Case of Christmas2024 · as Otto
• Emily2022 · as Patrick Brontë
• Searching for Sam: Adrian Dunbar on Samuel Beckett2019 · as Self - Presenter
• Lost Lives2019 · as Self (voice)
• The Snowman2017 · as Frederik Aasen
• Two Angry Men2016 · as Sam Thompson
• Brendan Behan: The Roaring Boy2014 · as Himself
• Walter2014 · as DI Walter Gambon
• The Attendant2012 · as Frankie
• Good Vibrations2012 · as Andy
• Hideaways2011 · as Dr. Russell
• Mother's Milk2011 · as Seamus
• Mo2010 · as David Trimble
• The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce2009 · as Philip Conolly
• Act of God2009 · as Frank O'Connor
• Tailwind2009 · as Narrator
• Eye of the Dolphin2007 · as Dr. James Hawk
• Against Nature2006 · as The Tramp
• Child of Mine2005 · as Alfie Palmer
• The Quatermass Experiment2005 · as Detective Lomax
• Mickybo and Me2005 · as Mickybo's Da
• Kidnapped2005 · as Alexander Balfour/Ebenezer Balfour
• Car Crash: The Delorean Story2004 · as Narrator
• Triggermen2002 · as Andy Jarrett
• How Harry Became a Tree2002 · as George
• Shooters2002 · as Max Bell
• Wild About Harry2000 · as J. J. MacMahon
• Tough Love2000 · as DCI Mike Love
• The Wedding Tackle2000 · as Mr. Mac
• The General1998 · as Noel Curley
• The Near Room1997 · as Charlie Colquhoun
• Richard III1995 · as James Tyrrell
• Cruel Train1995 · as Jack Dando
• Innocent Lies1995 · as Alan Cross
• Pleasure1994 · as Gustave Coudray
• The Blue Boy1994 · as Joe
• Widows' Peak1994 · as Godfrey Doyle-Counihan
• A Statement of Affairs1993 · as Adrian
• The Crying Game1992 · as Maguire
• The Playboys1992 · as Mick
• Hear My Song1991 · as Micky O'Neill
• Children of the North1991 · as Martin Deeley
• Force of Duty1991 · as DS Billy McCourbrey
• A Box of Swan1990 · as John
• The Wake1990 · as Lucien
• Drowning in the Shallow End1990 · as John
• The Englishman's Wife1990 · as Andy
• Dealers1989 · as Lennon Mayhew
• My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown1989 · as Peter
• The Four Minute Mile1988 · as Norris McWhirter
• The Dawning1988 · as Capt. Rankin
• Reasonable Force1988 · as Robbie MacIntyre
• Unusual Ground Floor Conversion1988
• Sky Bandits1986 · as Mechanic
• The Price1985 · as Willy
• The Cry1984 · as Peter Douglas
• The Long March1980 · as Colm

All TV Shows (40)

• Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening2024 · as Self
• Adrian Dunbar: My Ireland2022 · as Presenter
• Ridley2022 · as DI Alex Ridley
• Adrian Dunbar's Coastal Ireland2021
• DNA Journey2019
• The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan2019 · as Self
• Blood2018 · as Jim Hogan
• Broken2017 · as Father Peter Flaherty
• Inside No. 92014 · as Adrian
• Jo2013
• The Life and Adventures of Nick Nickleby2012 · as Ralph Nickleby
• A Touch of Cloth2012 · as Damien Vull
• The Hollow Crown2012 · as Plantagenet
• Line of Duty2012 · as SI Ted Hastings
• Death in Paradise2011 · as Aidan Miles
• World's Most Dangerous Roads2011 · as Self - Narrator
• Silk2011 · as Joe Gillespie QC
• Whistleblower2008 · as Florence Wycherley
• Ashes to Ashes2008 · as Martin Summers
• The Graham Norton Show2007 · as Self
• Kidnapped2005
• Suspicion2003 · as Mark Finnegan
• Murphy's Law2001 · as Mickey Munday
• Murder in Mind2001 · as Tom Robbins
• The Jump1998 · as Alan Cox
• Melissa1997 · as Graeme Hepburn
• A Woman's Guide to Adultery1993 · as Michael
• Cracker1993 · as Kelly
• A Touch of Frost1992 · as Gerry Berland
• Centrepoint1990 · as Brown
• Have I Got News for You1990 · as Self - Host
• The Fear1988 · as Con
• Inspector Morse1987 · as John Marriat
• ScreenPlay1986 · as Andy
• ScreenPlay1986 · as Det Sgt Billy McCourbrey
• The Price1985 · as Willy
• Screen Two1985 · as Joe
• Screen Two1985 · as John
• Great Performances1971 · as Fred Graham/Petruchio
• Have I Got a Bit More News for You— · as Self - Presenter