Simon Ward
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Simon Ward (16 October 1941Template:Spaced ndash20 July 2012) was an English stage and film actor. He was known for his performance as the young Winston Churchill in the 1971 film Young Winston and for his roles as Sir Monty Everard in Judge John Deed and as Bishop Gardiner in The Tudors.
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Filmography
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Television
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Festival | 1964 | |
| Theatre 625 | 1964 | Dick Jervis |
| Thursday Theatre | 1965 | Tom Cherry |
| The World of Wooster | 1966 | Eustace |
| Thirteen Against Fate | 1966 | Alain Malou |
| The Wednesday Play | 1966-8 | Donald Clenham / John Hardie |
| Jackanory | 1967-8 | Storyteller |
| The Misfit | 1970 | Ted Allenby-Johnson |
| The Black Tulip | 1970 | Cornelius Van Bearle |
| Roads to Freedom | 1970 | Philippe |
| No Exit | 1972 | Mark Gray |
| Cinema: A Documentary | 1972 | Himself |
| ABC Afterschool Specials | 1973 | Various Characters |
| Great Mysteries | 1973 | Stephen Barrow |
| BBC2 Playhouse | 1975 | |
| Call My Bluff | 1976 | Himself |
| Diamonds | 1981 | Bernard de Haan |
| An Inspector Calls | 1982 | Gerald Croft |
| Allô Béatrice | 1984 | Archibald |
| Supergirl: The Making of the Movie | 1984 | Himself |
| A Taste for Death | 1988 | Stephen Lampart |
| Around the World in 80 Days | 1989 | Flannigan |
| Lovejoy | 1992 | Edward Brooksby |
| Kurtulus | 1994 | Winston Churchill |
| Ruth Rendell Mysteries | 1995 | Will Harvey |
| Challenge | 1996 | Narrator |
| Real Women II | 1999 | Samuelson |
| Family Affairs | 2005 | Mr. Lee |
| Judge John Deed | 2003-7 | Sir Monty Everard |
| The Tudors | 2009-2010 | Bishop Gardiner |
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Film
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| The Son | 1966 | Alain Malou |
| if.... | 1968 | Schoolboy (uncredited) |
| I Start Counting | 1969 | Conductor |
| Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed | 1969 | Karl |
| Quest for Love | 1971 | Jeremy |
| Young Winston | 1972 | Winston Churchill |
| Hitler: The Last Ten Days | 1973 | Captain Hoffman |
| The Three Musketeers | 1973 | Duke of Buckingham |
| Dracula | 1974 | Arthur |
| The Four Musketeers | 1974 | Duke of Buckingham |
| All Creatures Great and Small | 1975 | James Herriot |
| Children of Rage | 1975 | Yaacov |
| Valley Forge | 1975 | Major Andre |
| Aces High | 1976 | Lt. Crawford |
| Deadly Strangers | 1976 | Stephen Slade |
| The Standard | 1977 | Menis |
| Holocaust 2000 | 1977 | Angel Caine |
| The Four Feathers | 1978 | William Trench |
| Dominique | 1979 | Tony Calvert |
| Zulu Dawn | 1979 | Lt. Vereker |
| The Last Giraffe | 1979 | Jock Leslie-Melville |
| La Sabina | 1979 | Philip |
| The Rear Column | 1980 | Ward |
| The Monster Club | 1981 | George |
| Manpower | 1983 | Narrator |
| Supergirl | 1984 | Zor-El |
| The Corsican Brothers | 1984 | Chateau-Renaud |
| Leave All Fair | 1985 | John Jeune |
| L'étincelle | 1986 | Mike |
| Double X: The Name of the Game | 1992 | Edward Ross |
| Wuthering Heights | 1992 | Mr. Linton |
| Atrapa-la | 2000 | Doug |
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