Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1928-07-12 (96 years old)

Place of Birth

Hendon, Middlesex, England, UK

Also Known As

Peter François Cellier

Peter Cellier

Biography

Peter Cellier is an English actor who has appeared in film, stage and television. He is perhaps best known for his role as Sir Frank Gordon in Yes Ministerand then Yes, Prime Minister in the 1980s.

Known For

8.0%

Barry Lyndon

Dec 18, 1975

7.4%

The Remains of the Day

Nov 5, 1993

6.8%

Chariots of Fire

May 15, 1981

7.0%

A Room with a View

Dec 13, 1985

7.9%

Doctor Who

Nov 23, 1963

7.0%

Howards End

Mar 13, 1992

7.5%

Midsomer Murders

Mar 23, 1997

6.0%

Jabberwocky

Mar 28, 1977

7.2%

And the Ship Sails On

Oct 7, 1983

8.3%

Yes Minister

Feb 25, 1980

6.1%

Princess of Thieves

Mar 11, 2001

7.6%

Keeping Up Appearances

Oct 29, 1990

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Acting

2011

The Crimson Petal and the White

2010

Canoe Man as Judge

2006

The Thieving Headmistress as Father O'Malley

2004

Ladies in Lavender as BBC Announcer

2001

Princess of Thieves as Archbishop

1997		Mrs. Dalloway as Lord Lezham
1997		Ain't Misbehavin' as George Nightingale
1997		Midsomer Murders as Peregrine Slade

1996		The Willows in Winter as Prendergast
1996		Our Friends in the North as Judge

1993		Goodnight Sweetheart
1993		The Remains of the Day as Sir Leonard Bax
1993		Bhaji on the Beach as Ambrose Waddington

1992		Fergie & Andrew: Behind the Palace Doors as Richard Eddington
1992		Howards End as Colonel Fussell

1991		One Against the Wind as Court General
1991		The Black Candle as Defence Counsel

1990		Keeping Up Appearances as The Major
1990		Keeping Up Appearances as Major
1990		Shoot to Kill as MI5 Senior Officer

1988

Beryl Markham: A Shadow on the Sun as Sir George Truman

1987

Personal Services as Mr. Marples

1986		Brush Strokes as Charles Crane
1986		Yes, Prime Minister

1985

A Room with a View as Sir Harry Otway

1984

The Last Days of Pompeii as Calenus

1983

And the Ship Sails On as Sir Reginald J. Dongby

1982		Doctor Who: Time-Flight as Andrews
1982		Gilbert and Sullivan: Their Greatest Hits as W.S. Gilbert

1981		Bergerac as Perkins
1981		Chariots of Fire as Head Waiter - The Savoy

1980		Drake's Venture as Sir Christopher Hatton
1980		Breaking Glass as Garage Customer
1980		The Gentle Touch
1980		Yes Minister
1980		Pumaman as Museum Curator

1979		A Light That Shines as Brother Ambrose
1979		Tales of the Unexpected as Wilkins
1979		Danger UXB as Flt. Lt. Fenwick

1978		A Most Public Affair as Raymond Kidwell QC
1978		Pennies from Heaven as Bank Manager

1977		The Professionals as Walton
1977		Holocaust 2000 as Sheckley
1977		The Prince and the Pauper as Mean Man
1977		Jabberwocky as 1st Merchant

1976		The New Avengers
1976		A Martyr to the System as Claude

1975		Barry Lyndon as Sir Richard
1975		Rumpole of the Bailey
1975		Goodbye as Powsey
1975		Man Friday as Carey
1975		Flame as Salesman In Car Showroom (uncredited)

1974		Man About the House as Morris Pluthero
1974		Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill
1974		Leeds United! as Philip Stringer
1974		Luther as Prior

1973		Don't Just Lie There, Say Something! as Attorney General
1973		Warship
1973		Someone at the Top of the Stairs as Colonel Wright
1973		Thriller as Col. Wright

1972		The Bankrupt as James
1972		The Protectors as Jones
1972		The Protectors as Auctioneer
1972		Young Winston as Le capitaine du 35e Sikhs
1972		The Regiment

1971		Upstairs, Downstairs as Henry Pritchett
1971		Justice as Alex Lennon
1971		The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes as Lord Wiltshire

1970		Play for Today
1970		Shadows of Fear as Peter
1970		Lay Down Your Arms as Major Hissock
1970		Manhunt as Louis
1970		The Six Wives of Henry VIII as Sir Christopher Hales

1969		Strange Report as Inspector Collins
1969		The Main Chance as Braintree
1969		The Main Chance as Lawrence Wingrove

1967

Callan

1966		Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment as Second Counsel
1966		Softly, Softly

1965

Public Eye as Enright

1963

Doctor Who as Andrews

1960

Sink the Bismarck! as First Lieutenant - Destroyer (uncredited)

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Court General

1950

Sunday Night Theatre as De Grignon