Bill Fellows
Bill Fellows is a British television actor with the kind of face viewers place instantly. Drama is the usual register. The career has been built inside television schedules. The series that matters most on the record is 'Ted Lasso', with he as George Cartrick. There is work in 'Lady Macbeth' as well.
Bill Fellows
35 Movies
25 Series
Bill Fellows is a British television actor with the kind of face viewers place instantly. Drama is the usual register. The career has been built inside television schedules. The series that matters most on the record is 'Ted Lasso', with he as George Cartrick. There is work in 'Lady Macbeth' as well.
Movies
Plays Chief Constable Thompson
Final Score
2018
Plays Pub Landlord
The Tournament
2009
Plays Dr. Burdon
Lady Macbeth
2016
Plays Malcolm
Red Riding
2026
Plays Eric (as Billy Fellows)
Ties
1982
Plays Russ
Charlie Shaw's Revenge
2026
Plays Workman
Stormy Monday
1988
Plays Sutter
The Reckoning
2021
Plays Bill the Farmer
The Last Witness
2018
Plays Colin Moss
Harrigan
2013
Plays Robert Charlton
United
2011
Plays John
Splinter
2022
Plays Jeff
Lore
2024
Plays Norman Hodgson
Give Them Wings
2021
Plays Billy McCain
SoulBoy
2010
Plays Dr John Tennant
In Our Name
2010
Plays Aaron Winthrop
Silas Marner
1985
Plays Henry Zander
Zombie Women of Satan
2009
Plays Homeless Man
In Extremis
2017
Plays Terry
Sky Peals
2024
Plays Aaron Graig
Charlotte Link - In the Valley of the Fox
2020
Plays Evie's Father
Broken
2016
Plays Lydia's Dad
Almost Married
2014
Plays Peter James
Winifred Meeks
2021
TV Shows
Plays Bernie
Wolfblood
2012
Plays Frank
Double Income, No Kids Yet
2001
Plays George Cartrick
Ted Lasso
2020
Plays Ken Davis
Nature Boy
2000
Plays Martin Tanner
White Peak Farm
1988
Plays Keith
Smoggie Queens
2024
Plays Ellis Harper
Land Girls
2009
Plays Laurie
Broadchurch
2013
Plays Dr. Peter Bruce
Blackbeard
2006
Plays Mr. Brownlee
Dark Angel
2016
Plays Peter Greenbank
A Dinner of Herbs
2000
Plays Busby
New Worlds
2014
Plays Alan Kerraway
Rose and Maloney
2002
Plays James Ingram
A Touch of Frost
1992
Plays Neil Wilcox
Waking the Dead
2001
Plays Wilson
Serious & Organised
2003
Plays George
55 Degrees North
2004
Plays Keith
Whitstable Pearl
2021
Plays Joe Burns
Downton Abbey
2010
Plays Teddy O'Connell
Father Brown
2013
Plays Stan Griffin
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
1996
Plays Alec
Vera
2011
Plays Taxi Driver
Heartbeat
1992
Plays Sammy Chase
The Paradise Club
1989
Plays Trevor Croft
Waterloo Road
2006
Latest Trailers
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Charlie Shaw's Revenge
Full Filmography
Charlie Shaw's Revenge
Russ
2026
Film
Red Riding
Malcolm
2026
Film
Smoggie Queens
Keith · 3 episodes
2024–
TV
Lore
Jeff
2024
Film
This Time Next Year I'll Be Famous
Bill
2024
Film
Sky Peals
Terry
2024
Film
Splinter
John
2022
Film
A Bird Flew In
Drew
2022
Film
Give Them Wings
Norman Hodgson
2021
Film
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Bill Fellows and where are they from?
Bill Fellows is 69 years old, born on May 25, 1957 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Bill Fellows?
Bill Fellows is best known for roles in Lady Macbeth, The Tournament, Final Score.
How many movies has Bill Fellows been in?
Over a 44-year career (since 1982), Bill Fellows has appeared in 35 movies and 25 TV shows.
What was Bill Fellows's first movie?
The career of Bill Fellows began with Ties (1982).
What is Bill Fellows's most recent movie or series?
Bill Fellows's most recent release is Charlie Shaw's Revenge, which premiered on October 6, 2026.
What TV shows has Bill Fellows appeared in?
On television, Bill Fellows has appeared in Ted Lasso, Downton Abbey, Broadchurch, Wolfblood.
Does Bill Fellows have any upcoming projects?
Yes, Bill Fellows's upcoming work includes: Sessions (2026).
Bill Fellows
1957-05-25 · Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, UK
Bill Fellows (born May 1957) is an English actor, known for his roles as Stu Carpenter in Coronation Street and George Cartrick in Ted Lasso.
Fellows was born in Middlesbrough. His theatre work includes Mickey in the West End's Blood Brothers and The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus at the Royal National Theatre.