Dermot Crowley
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dermot Crowley (born March 19, 1947 in Cork, Ireland) is a Irish stage, film and television actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Dermot Crowley, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Brown Bread
as Seamus
Baltimore
as Donal
Spud
as Da
The Woman in the Wall
as James Coyle
Luther: The Fallen Sun
as Martin Schenk
The Wonder
as Sir Otway
The Suspect
as Joseph Sr.
Harold & Mary
as Harold
Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman's Butler
as Archbishop Potter
Black '47
as Bolton
National Theatre Collection: Translations
as Jimmy Jack Cassie
The Death of Stalin
as Lazar Kaganovich
Liar
as Henry Neilson
A Prominent Patient
as Lord Halifax
The Lady in the Van
as Priest
National Theatre Live: Everyman
as Death
Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie
as P.R. Irwin
Father Figure
as Pat Whyte
The Best Offer
as Lambert
Luther
as Martin Schenk
Holy Water
as Father Grogan
Margaret
as Airey Neave
God, Smell and Her
as Unknown
Raw
as Dan Kelly
Kingdom
as Mr. Matthews
Babel
as Barth
HG Wells: War with the World
as George Bernard Shaw
Bleak House
as Mr. Vholes
Lawless
as Bob Allard
Murder in Suburbia
as Father Michael
New Tricks
as Derek Bennet
Foyle's War
as Henry Townsend
Dead Gorgeous
as Mr Smart
Ultimate Force
as Unknown
Before You Go
as Father Cunningham
Spooks
as Eric Newland
Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes
as Elkins
Rebel Heart
as Mr. Coyne
The Legend of Bagger Vance
as Dougal McDermott
Falling for a Dancer
as Neeley Scollard
Jonathan Creek
as Norman Stangerson
Breakout
as Dr. Bill Galton
Midsomer Murders
as Peter Hatchard
The Sculptress
as Father Julian
Father Ted
as Father Liam Deliverance
Kavanagh Q.C.
as Graham Emerton QC
Staggered
as Dr Barnet
Grushko
as Gidaspov
Pie in the Sky
as Stephen Parrish
Son of the Pink Panther
as Sergeant Francois Duval
A Touch of Frost
as Dr. Bennet
Ex
as Simon
The March
as Roy Cox
The Chief
as Asst. Chief Constable David Bannen
Stay Lucky
as Unknown
Screen One
as Simon
Testimony of a Child
as Chris
Wilt
as Braintree
Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Arthur Simpson
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers
as Joe Hynes
Hannay
as Unknown
Casualty
as Hastings
Call Me Mister
as DS McBride
ScreenPlay
as Chris
Shergar
as Sean
The Doctor and the Devils
as Mr Webb
Radio Pictures
as Rory Colquhon
Blue Money
as Brogan
Screen Two
as Sean
Storyboard
as Rowlands
Octopussy
as Kamp
Return of the Jedi
as General Madine
Giro City
as Flynne
The Dogs of War
as Chauffeur (uncredited)
Minder
as Nick Rutherford
Victorian Scandals
as George Bernard Shaw
Plays for Britain
as Terrorist
The Paradise Run
as Terrorist