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Nicholas McArdle
Acting 24 credits
Biography
Nicholas McArdle works in acting. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Strathblair
House on the Hill
A Question of Guilt
Terry and JuneTerry and JuneTerry and JuneDick TurpinTo the Manor Born
All Creatures Great and SmallBorn and Bred
BBC2 Play of the WeekTargetCitizen SmithSupernatural
The SweeneyThe SweeneyThe Legend of Robin Hood
PlayhouseHappy Ever AfterHeidi
Warship
Menace
Doctor Who
Full Filmography
24 titles- Doctor Who (1963) as De Vries
- Playhouse (1974) as Eric
- The Sweeney (1975) as Inspector Wilson
- The Sweeney (1975) as Tridgwell
- All Creatures Great and Small (1978) as Mr. Worley
- BBC2 Play of the Week (1977) as Mr. Tucker
- Target (1977) as Waiter
- Terry and June (1979) as Mr. Bolton
- Terry and June (1979) as Forrest
- Terry and June (1979) as Mr. Dobson
- Dick Turpin (1979) as Pollard
- Warship (1973) as O'Leary
- Citizen Smith (1977) as Police Sergeant
- Supernatural (1977) as Landlord
- To the Manor Born (1979) as Miller
- Only When I Laugh (1979) as George
- Strathblair (1992) as Forbes
- Menace (1970) as PC Cox
- The Legend of Robin Hood (1975) as Castle Guard
- Born and Bred (1978) as Undertaker
- Happy Ever After (1974) as Taxi Driver
- House on the Hill (1981) as Laurie Cameron
- Heidi (1974) as Hans
- A Question of Guilt (1980) as Inspector
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Nicholas McArdle best known for?
Nicholas McArdle is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002), Playhouse (1974), Murder Ahoy (1964), Murder Ahoy (1964).
How many credits does Nicholas McArdle have?
Nicholas McArdle has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1963 to 1992.
Nicholas McArdle by the numbers
24credits
0films
24TV series
1963–1992active years
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