Peter Cellier:
Another actor specialising in patrician roles,
particularly judges, politicians and high-ranking civil servants - and
perhaps the odd supercilious head waiter or shifty ex-officer. He has
rarely been out of work since the early '60s, with roles in films
including 'Barry Lyndon' (1975), 'Young Winston' (1972), 'Morgan - A Suitable Case
For Treatment' (1966), 'Jabberwocky' (1977), 'Personal Services' (1987) and 'The Remains Of
The Day' (1993). His TV CV is extensive and stretches from 'Randall &
Hopkirk' to 'Yes, Minister' and from 'Rumpole' to 'Jackanory'.
A giant in his field, but few could put a name to the face.
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