Graeme Souness
Acting Born May 6, 1953 Edinburgh, Scotland, UK 35 credits
Biography
Graeme Souness works in acting. Born May 6, 1953 in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Archytele tracks 35 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
The Box
Kenny Dalglish
Pitch Invasion: How the Scottish and Irish Changed Football
The Boot Room Boys
Robbo: The Bryan Robson StoryWalter: A Life in Football
Lionel Messi - The GOAT - Official Movie
Davie Cooper: The Moody Blue
Rangers Fc- Hall of FameSuper Cooper: The Davie Copper Story
David Beckham: Close UpDynamite - The Ian Durrant Story
Ian Ferguson: The Last True BlueBlue Steel: The Hard Men of IbroxRangers Wing Wizards
Glasgow Rangers: Greatest Rangers
Rangers Gold 2: The Entertainers
Glasgow Rangers: Moments to RememberRangers FC: True Blues
Manchester United Season Review 1996-1997 - Champions Again!Busby, Stein & Shankly: The Football MenRangers Fc: Seasons to Be Cheerful
Rangers- Every Other Saturday
John Greig: The Legend 2: 1972-1995The Real McCoist
Rangers Fc: Six in A Row- The Bluebells Are Blue
Liverpool F.C. - Official Season Review 1992-93
Soccer's Hard MenLiverpool F.C. - Official Season Review 1991-92
Rangers FC 1990-91 Season: Simply the Best
Rangers: Old Firm ClassicsRangers Champions Again - Race for the Championship 1989-90
Rangers Season 1988/89
Rangers 1986/87: That Championship Season
Full Filmography
35 titles- The Box (2026) as Self
- Kenny Dalglish (2025) as Self - Former Midfielder of Liverpool
- Pitch Invasion: How the Scottish and Irish Changed Football (2024) as Self
- The Boot Room Boys (2022)
- Robbo: The Bryan Robson Story (2021) as Self
- Walter: A Life in Football (2021) as Self
- Lionel Messi - The GOAT - Official Movie (2019) as Self (archive footage)
- Davie Cooper: The Moody Blue (2005)
- Rangers Fc- Hall of Fame (2003) as Self
- Super Cooper: The Davie Copper Story (2003)
- David Beckham: Close Up (2002) as Self
- Dynamite - The Ian Durrant Story (2002) as Self
- Ian Ferguson: The Last True Blue (2001) as Self
- Blue Steel: The Hard Men of Ibrox (2001)
- Rangers Wing Wizards (2001)
- Glasgow Rangers: Greatest Rangers (2000) as Self
- Rangers Gold 2: The Entertainers (1999)
- Glasgow Rangers: Moments to Remember (1998)
- Rangers FC: True Blues (1998) as Self
- Manchester United Season Review 1996-1997 - Champions Again! (1997) as Self (archive footage)
- Busby, Stein & Shankly: The Football Men (1997)
- Rangers Fc: Seasons to Be Cheerful (1997) as Self
- Rangers- Every Other Saturday (1996)
- John Greig: The Legend 2: 1972-1995 (1995)
- The Real McCoist (1995)
- Rangers Fc: Six in A Row- The Bluebells Are Blue (1994)
- Liverpool F.C. - Official Season Review 1992-93 (1993)
- Soccer's Hard Men (1992) as Self
- Liverpool F.C. - Official Season Review 1991-92 (1992)
- Rangers FC 1990-91 Season: Simply the Best (1991)
- Rangers: Old Firm Classics (1990)
- Rangers Champions Again - Race for the Championship 1989-90 (1990) as Self
- Rangers Season 1988/89 (1989) as Self
- Rangers 1986/87: That Championship Season (1987)
- Souness! The Story of Graeme Souness as Himself
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Graeme Souness best known for?
Graeme Souness is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including It Could Happen to You (1994), Kenny Dalglish (2025).
When and where was Graeme Souness born?
Graeme Souness was born on May 6, 1953 in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
How many credits does Graeme Souness have?
Graeme Souness has accumulated over 35 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1987 to 2026.
What is Graeme Souness's background in cinema and television?
Scottish former professional football player, manager and television personality.
Graeme Souness by the numbers
35credits
33films
2TV series
1987–2026active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Kenny Dalglish (2025) as Self - Former Midfielder of Liverpool — aged about 72
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