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John Savident is a British actor, known for his numerous television roles, including his portrayal of Fred Elliott in the soap opera Coronation Street from 1994 until 2006. He is also known for his performance as Monsieur Firmin in the West End debut of The Phantom of the Opera.
Born
Saturday, 01 January 1938
Actor Filmography
Title | Character | Year |
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The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall | Monsieur Firmin - Original Company | 2011 |
Above Suspicion | Barry Southwood | 2009 |
The Story of the Costume Drama | Himself | 2008 |
Hotel Babylon | Tristrum Calder | 2006 |
The Paul O'Grady Show | Himself | 2004 |
Ken Dodd: Another Audience with Ken Dodd | Self - Audience Member | 2002 |
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Daredevils of the Desert | German General | 1999 |
Loose Women | Himself | 1999 |
Holby City | Rupert Pool | 1999 |
The Royle Family | Fred Elliot | 1998 |
Actor Filmography
Title | Character | Year |
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The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall | Monsieur Firmin - Original Company | 2011 |
Above Suspicion | Barry Southwood | 2009 |
The Story of the Costume Drama | Himself | 2008 |
Hotel Babylon | Tristrum Calder | 2006 |
The Paul O'Grady Show | Himself | 2004 |
Ken Dodd: Another Audience with Ken Dodd | Self - Audience Member | 2002 |
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Daredevils of the Desert | German General | 1999 |
Loose Women | Himself | 1999 |
Holby City | Rupert Pool | 1999 |
The Royle Family | Fred Elliot | 1998 |
The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders | Clergyman in Coach | 1996 |
Sharpe's Regiment | Sir Barstan Maxwell | 1996 |
Loch Ness | Dr. Binns / Dr Binns | 1996 |
Othello | 2nd Senator | 1995 |
Tom & Viv | Sir Frederick Lamb | 1994 |
Heart of Darkness | Company Director | 1994 |
Talking Telephone Numbers | Self | 1994 |
Middlemarch | Raffles | 1994 |
The Remains of the Day | Doctor Meredith | 1993 |
Sharpe | Sir Barstan Maxwell | 1993 |
Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris | Mr. Armont | 1992 |
Brain Donors | Edmund Lazlo | 1992 |
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles | German General | 1992 |
One Against the Wind | Henry Smallwood, American Embasy | 1991 |
Hudson Hawk | Auctioneer | 1991 |
Impromptu | Buloz | 1991 |
Duel of Hearts | Rev. Adolphus Wantage | 1991 |
Jeeves and Wooster | Chiswick | 1990 |
Mountains of the Moon | Lord Murchison | 1990 |
Camping | English camper / Engelsktalende tysker | 1990 |
Mike & Angelo | Howard Fogle | 1989 |
A Summer Story | Bank Clerk | 1988 |
Chelmsford 123 | Jupiter | 1988 |
Little Dorrit | Tite Barnacle | 1987 |
The Pyrates | Don Lardo | 1986 |
David Copperfield | Mr. Creakle | 1986 |
Boon | Gerald Neale | 1986 |
Lovejoy | Cecil | 1986 |
Screen Two | Judge | 1985 |
Chance in a Million | Derek | 1984 |
Fresh Fields | Mr. Royce | 1984 |
The Wicked Lady | Squire Thornton | 1983 |
The Cleopatras | Pythagoras | 1983 |
Gandhi | Manager of the Mine | 1982 |
Oliver Twist | Mr. Fang | 1982 |
Let There Be Love | Mr. Bagley | 1982 |
Never the Twain | Mr. Wilde | 1981 |
Private Schulz | Globke | 1981 |
The Chinese Detective | Don Liddell | 1981 |
The Good Companions | Pobbleby | 1980 |
Juliet Bravo | Ronnie Gore | 1980 |
Yes Minister | Sir Frederick 'Jumbo' Stewart | 1980 |
Shelley | Dr. Wellbeloved | 1979 |
Blankety Blank | Himself | 1979 |
Romeo & Juliet | Friar John | 1978 |
Blake's 7 | Egrorian, Fleet Warden-General Samor | 1978 |
The Professionals | Robert Plumb | 1977 |
1990 | Dan Mellor | 1977 |
The Hunchback of Notre Dame | Florian | 1976 |
Our Mutual Friend | Mr. Podsnap | 1976 |
When the Boat Comes In | Colfax | 1976 |
Raffles | Brigstock | 1975 |
Two's Company | Paul | 1975 |
Quiller | Sir Ian Dalrymple | 1975 |
Galileo | Second Senator | 1975 |
QB VII | Anaesthetist | 1974 |
BBC2 Playhouse | Dunswick | 1974 |
Butley | James | 1974 |
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries | Sir Richard Muir Q.C. | 1973 |
Diamonds on Wheels | Steward | 1973 |
Penny Gold | Sir Robert Hampton | 1973 |
Warship | Admiral Norris, First Sea Lord | 1973 |
Hitler: The Last Ten Days | Hewel | 1973 |
Colditz | Capt. Meegeren | 1972 |
Crown Court | James Binyon, Cecil Walker | 1972 |
The Adventurer | Consul | 1972 |
Alcock and Gander | Cripps | 1972 |
A Clockwork Orange | Conspirator | 1971 |
Justice | Furness | 1971 |
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes | Sir Arthur Inglewood | 1971 |
Budgie | Godlove | 1971 |
Long Ago, Tomorrow | Fete Guest | 1971 |
Say Hello to Yesterday | City gent on train | 1971 |
Waterloo | Muffling | 1970 |
A Family at War | George Askew | 1970 |
Codename | Largo | 1970 |
Doomwatch | Minister, The Minister | 1970 |
In Loving Memory | Mr. Hargreaves | 1969 |
The Battle of Britain | RAF Officer | 1969 |
Department S | Captain Svenoski | 1969 |
Two in Clover | Man | 1969 |
Before Winter Comes | British Corporal | 1969 |
The Merry Widow | Kromov | 1968 |
Otley | 2nd Businessman / Businessman | 1968 |
Nearest and Dearest | Landlord | 1968 |
Inadmissible Evidence | Mr. Watson | 1968 |
City '68 | Third Councillor | 1967 |
The White Bus | Supporter | 1967 |
Man in a Suitcase | Joe Gulliver | 1967 |
Robbery | Policeman with Dog | 1967 |
Callan | Hanson | 1967 |
Mystery and Imagination | Blount | 1966 |
BBC Play of the Month | Purishkevich | 1965 |
Mogul | Francis Pearce | 1965 |
Public Eye | Clerk of the Court, Sven Gustafson | 1965 |
Redcap | Sergeant Jones | 1964 |
The Wednesday Play | Hans Von Dorring, Mr. Brummitt, Mr. Miller | 1964 |
Doctor Who | The Squire | 1963 |
The Saint | Frank Lomax | 1962 |
The Avengers | Winthrop | 1961 |
Armchair Theatre | Cecil | 1956 |
This Is Your Life | Self | 1955 |
Dixon of Dock Green | Van Heerden | 1955 |
The Magical World of Disney | Steward | 1954 |
Eight O'Clock Walk | Policeman behind accused | 1954 |