Anthony Head

Born	Anthony Stewart Head 20 February 1954 (1954-02-20) (age 56)[1] Camden Town, London[1]
Occupation	Actor
Partner	Sarah Fisher (1984–present)[1]

Film
Year	Film	Role	Other notes
1981	Lady Chatterley's Lover	Anton
1987	A Prayer for the Dying	Rupert
1988	La Collina del diavolo	Michael Toyle
1992	Woof Again! Why Me?		Direct-to-Video Release
2003	I'll Be There	Sam Gervasi
2004	Fat Slags	Victor
2005	Framing Frankie	Dennis Folley
	Imagine Me & You	Ned
2006	Scoop	Detective
	Little Britain Live	Prime Minister	Direct-to-Video Release
2007	Sparkle	Tony
	The Magic Door	George	Direct-to-Video Release
	Amelia and Michael	Michael
	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street	Ballad Ghost	Uncredited Role Cameo Appearance
2008	Repo! The Genetic Opera	Nathan Wallace/Repo Man
2009	Macbeth	Duncan	post-production
Television
Year	Title	Role	Notes
1978	Enemy at the Door	Clive Martel	Episode: Steel Hand from the Sea
	Lillie	William Le Breton	ITV Miniseries
	Accident	Simon Lovell	Episode: The Figures Man
1979	The Mallens	Weir	Episode: 1.1 Episode: 1.2
	Secret Army	Hanslick	Episode: A Safe Place
1980	Love in a Cold Climate	Tony Kroesig	Thames Television Miniseries
1981	Crown Court	Timothy Preston-Berry	Episode: Hen Party
	Bergerac	Bill	Episode: See You in Moscow
1984, 1988	The Comic Strip Presents...	Ricki Recording Studio Engineer	Episode: Slags Episode: More Bad News
1985	C.A.T.S. Eyes	James Sinden	Episode: Goodbye, Jenny Wren
	Howards' Way	Phil Norton	5 episodes
1987	Boon	Richard Rathbone	Episode: Day of the Yoke
	Pulaski	Dudley Fielding	Episode: The Price of Fame
1988	Rockliffe's Babies	Chris Patterson	Episode: A Trip to the Zoo
1991	Woof!	Bentley	Episode: 3.7 Episode: 3.8
1993	The Detectives	Simon	Episode: Acting Constables
	Highlander: The Series	Allan Rothwood	Episode: "Nowhere To Run"
1994	Royce	Pitlock	Showtime TV-Movie
1995	VR.5	Oliver Sampson	Episodes: 5–13
	Ghostbusters of East Finchley	Terry	Episode: 1.5
	NYPD Blue	Nigel Gibson	Episode: Cold Heaters
1996	Roger Roger	Jimmy Price
1997	Jonathan Creek	Adam Klaus	Episode: The Wrestler's Tomb
1997–2003	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	Rupert Giles	121 episodes; Saturn Award (nominated), (main 1997–2001, Special Guest 2002, 2003)
1999	Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place	Dr. Staretski	Episode: Two Guys, a Girl and a Mother's Day
2000	Best Actress	Colin Truemans	E! TV-Movie
2001	Silent Witness	Henry Hutton	Episode: Two Below Zero
2002	Spooks	Peter Salter	Episode: Traitor's Gate
	Fillmore!	Professor Third	Episode: Red Robins Don't Fly Episode: A Cold Day at X
2002–2003	Manchild	James	15 episodes
2003	My Family	Richard Harper	Episode: May the Best Man Win
	And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself	William Benton	HBO TV-Movie
	Reversals	Mr. Andrew Barton	ITV TV-Movie
2003–2006	Little Britain	Michael Stevens
2004	True Horror with Anthony Head	Presenter	Episodes: 1–5
	New Tricks	Sir Tim	Episode: 1.2
	Monarch of the Glen	Chester Grant	Episodes: 6.7–6.10
2005	M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team	Stewart Masters	Episode: 2.2
	Rose and Maloney	Dr. David Terry	Episode: 2.2
2006	Hotel Babylon	Mr. Machin	Episode: 1.2
	Doctor Who	Mr. Finch	Episode: School Reunion
	Children's Party at the Palace	Captain Hook	BBC TV-Special
	Him and Us	Max Flash	Unsold TV-Pilot
2007	Comic Relief 2007: The Big One	Various	BBC TV-Special
	Persuasion	Sir Walter Elliot	ITV TV-Movie
	Totally Doctor Who	Baltazar	Voice Role in The Infinite Quest
	Sensitive Skin	Tom Paine	Episode: The Signals Episode: Here I Am
	Sold	Mr. Colubrine	6 episodes
2007–2009	Doctor Who Confidential	Narrator	30 episodes
	Little Britain	Prime Minister	23 episodes
2008–present	Merlin	Uther Pendragon	26 episodes
2008	The Invisibles	Maurice Riley	BBC One series
2009	Free Agents	Stephen	Channel 4 TV series
2010	Ripper	Rupert Giles	BBC pre-production