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Known for Acting
Born 1948-10-31 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK
Michael Kitchen (born 31 October 1948 in Leicester) is an English actor and television producer, best known for his starring role as DCS Foyle in the British TV series Foyle's War.
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Mrs. Weekley's Lover (2025) — D.H. Lawrence

The Kemps: All Gold (2023) — John Farrow

The Kemps: All True (2020) — Harvey Stickles

Brian Pern: A Life in Rock (2014) — John Farrow · 9 episodes

Hacks (2012) — Stanhope Feast

White Heat (2012) — Jack (present day) · 6 episodes

My Week with Marilyn (2011) — Hugh Perceval

Mobile (2007) — David West · 4 episodes

Falling (2005) — Henry Kent

Alibi (2003) — Greg Brentwood
Adolf & Eva (2002) — Narrator (voice)

Foyle's War (2002) — DCS Foyle · 28 episodes

New Year's Day (2001) — Robin

Lorna Doone (2001) — Judge Jeffrey

The Railway Children (2000) — Father
The Secret World of Michael Fry (2000) — Herbie

The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Winds of Change (2000) — Lloyd George

Proof of Life (2000) — Ian Havery

The Holocaust on Trial (2000) — Prof. Richard Evans

Second Sight (2000) · 1 episode

A History of Britain (2000) — Reader · 15 episodes

Lorna Doone (2000) — Judge Jeffreys · 2 episodes

The Secret World of Michael Fry (2000) — Herbie · 2 episodes

The World Is Not Enough (1999) — Tanner

Oliver Twist (1999) — Mr. Brownlow · 4 episodes

The Last Contract (1998) — John Gales alias Ray Lambert

Reckless: The Sequel (1998) — Richard Crane

Mrs. Dalloway (1997) — Peter Walsh

A Royal Scandal (1997) — Lord Malmesbury
Sunnyside Farm (1997) · 6 episodes

Reckless (1997) — Richard Crane · 6 episodes

Wilderness (1996) — Luther Adams

Wilderness (1996) — Luther Adams · 3 episodes

Dalziel and Pascoe (1996) — Philip Swain · 1 episode

GoldenEye (1995) — Bill Tanner

Kidnapped (1995) — William Reid

Rik Mayall Presents: Dirty Old Town (1995) — Jeremy Swain

The Hanging Gale (1995) — Captain William Townsend

The Buccaneers (1995) — Sir Helmsley Thwaite · 2 episodes

The Hanging Gale (1995) — Capt. William Townsend · 4 episodes

Doomsday Gun (1994) — Doctor Christopher Cowley

Fatherland (1994) — SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger
The Drilling Fields (1994) — Voice-over

The Winter's Tale (1994) — Polixenes (voice)

Dandelion Dead (1994) — Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong · 4 episodes

Pie in the Sky (1994) — Dudley Hooperman · 2 episodes

Harry Enfield and Chums (1994) — David the Director · 1 episode
The Drilling Fields (1994) — Voice-over · 1 episode

The Trial (1993) — Block

Rik Mayall Presents (1993) — Jeremy Swain · 1 episode

To Play the King (1993) — The King · 4 episodes

The Guilty (1992) — Steven Vey

Hostage (1992) — Fredericks

Hamlet (1992) — Narrator

A Touch of Frost (1992) — Jonathan Meyerbridge · 1 episode

Between the Lines (1992) — Roger Boshier · 1 episode

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales (1992) — Narrator (voice) · 1 episode

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales (1992) — Polixenes (voice) · 1 episode

Enchanted April (1991) — George Briggs

The War That Never Ends (1991) — 2nd Athenian Representative

The Advocates (1991) · 3 episodes

Crossing to Freedom (1990) — Maj. Diessen

The Russia House (1990) — Clive

Fools of Fortune (1990) — Mr Quinton

Chancer (1990) — Roman · 2 episodes

The Dive (1989) — Bricks

Home Run (1989) — Bill English
Benefactors (1989)
Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage (1989) — Smiley Face

Customer Service From Hell (1989)

Stay Lucky (1989) · 1 episode

Screen One (1989) — Bill English · 1 episode

The Justice Game (1989) — Tim Forsythe · 4 episodes

Inspector Morse (1987) — Russell Clark · 1 episode

Lovejoy (1986) — David Herbert · 1 episode

Out of Africa (1985) — Berkeley Cole
Love Song (1985) — Young William Hatchard

The Browning Version (1985) — Frank Hunter

Screen Two (1985) — Block · 1 episode

Theatre Night (1985) — David · 1 episode

Freud (1984) — Ernst von Fleischl-Marxow · 3 episodes
Weekend Playhouse (1984) — Ed · 1 episode

The Comedy of Errors (1983) — Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse

King Lear (1982) — Edmund

The Bunker (1981) — Rochus Misch
A Room for the Winter (1981) — Stephen

Caught on a Train (1980) — Peter
Bedroom Farce (1980) — Nick

The Misanthrope (1980) — Acaste

Breaking Glass (1980) — Larner

Lady Killers (1980) — Reverend Father M'Enery · 1 episode

School Play (1979) — Rose S J

The Long and the Short and the Tall (1979) — Private Bamforth

Tales of the Unexpected (1979) — Arthur · 1 episode

Minder (1979) — Maltese Tony · 1 episode

No Man's Land (1978) — Foster

The BBC Television Shakespeare (1978) — Antipholus of Ephesus / Antipholus of Syracuse · 1 episode

The Professionals (1977) — Duffy · 1 episode
Romance (1977) — Maurice Rossiter · 1 episode

Brimstone and Treacle (1976) — Martin Taylor

Beasts: What Big Eyes (1976) — Bob Curry

Beasts (1976) — Bob Curry · 1 episode

A Divorce (1976) — Laurence · 3 episodes
The Imp of the Perverse (1975) — The Student

Sleepwalker (1975) — Ian
Private Affairs (1975) — D.H. Lawrence · 1 episode

Once the Killing Starts (1974) — George Newton

Fall of Eagles (1974) — Trotsky · 1 episode

Playhouse (1974) — Rose S.J. · 1 episode

Playhouse (1974) — Peter · 1 episode

Churchill's People (1974) — John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester · 1 episode
Seven Faces of Woman (1974) — Archie · 1 episode

The Monkey's Paw (1973) — Herbert White
The Four Beauties (1973) — Henry Batley

Thriller (1973) — George Newton · 1 episode

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries (1973) — Herbert White · 1 episode

Thriller (1973) — Ian · 1 episode

The Brontës of Haworth (1973) — Branwell Brontë · 5 episodes

Centre Play (1973) — The Student · 1 episode

Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972) — Greg

The Reporters (1972) — Alan

Country Matters (1972) — Henry Batley · 1 episode

New Scotland Yard (1972) — Peter Coppard · 1 episode
Late Night Theatre (1972) — Paul · 1 episode

Hell's Angel (1971) — Dick Foster

Unman, Wittering and Zigo (1971) — Bungabine
Is That Your Body, Boy (1970) — Waller

Play for Today (1970) — Dick Foster · 1 episode

Play for Today (1970) — Alan · 1 episode

ITV Saturday Night Theatre (1969) · 1 episode

ITV Playhouse (1967) — Tommy · 1 episode

Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965) — Waller · 1 episode

BBC Play of the Month (1965) — Acaste · 1 episode
Savages — Carlos Esquerdo