Cedric Smith
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The name Cedric Smith belongs to a British television actor with the kind of face viewers place instantly. Drama dominates the filmography. The career has been built inside television schedules. 76 episodes of 'X-Men' carry his name as Professor X. There is work in 'Bless the Child' as well. He came to the screen later than most, at 32.
Cedric Smith
24 Movies
28 Series
The name Cedric Smith belongs to a British television actor with the kind of face viewers place instantly. Drama dominates the filmography. The career has been built inside television schedules. 76 episodes of 'X-Men' carry his name as Professor X. There is work in 'Bless the Child' as well. He came to the screen later than most, at 32.
Movies
Plays Rev. Allan
Anne of Green Gables
1985
Plays Pediatric Doctor
Bless the Child
2000
Plays Caiaphas
The Gospel of John
2003
Plays Mr. Carter
Static
2008
Plays Francis
Witchboard III: The Possession
1997
Plays Eli Seibel
Millennium
1989
Plays Professor X (voice)
X-Men: The Legend of Wolverine
2003
Plays Gary 'The Blacksmith' Black
Fast Company
1979
Plays Francisco Goya
Goya : Awakened in a Dream
1999
Plays Sam Wells
The Christmas Switch
2014
Plays Gino
Turn the Beat Around
2010
Plays Grandpa
Shadow Island Mysteries: The Last Christmas
2010
Plays Paul Stansy
The Dependables
2014
Plays Dr. Svarich
Who Has Seen the Wind
1977
Plays Alec King
An Avonlea Christmas
1998
Plays Samuel Casey
Sea People
1999
Plays Connolly
Lost in the Barrens II: The Curse of the Viking Grave
1992
TV Shows
Plays Thomas Sims
The Campbells
1986
Plays Alec King
Road to Avonlea
1990
Plays Professor X (voice)
X-Men
1992
Plays Tiberius
Friends and Heroes
2007
Plays CG's Father
The Future Is Wild
2007
Plays Abe Miller
XIII
2008
Plays Cantrell
Counterstrike
1990
Plays Allen Dulles
The Company
2007
Plays Mentor (voice)
Silver Surfer
1998
Plays Xavier (voice)
Spider-Man
1994
Plays Dr. Paul Breedlove
Mutant X
2001
Plays Willie Anderson
Veritas: The Quest
2003
Plays Morgan Kenworth
Highlander: The Raven
1998
Plays Joe Fenton
Friday the 13th: The Series
1987
Plays Martin Wainwright
Doc
2001
Plays Arnold Fellows
The Ray Bradbury Theater
1985
Plays Remy
Hot Shots
1986
Plays Paul Stevens
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1985
Plays Alderman Glickman
Soul Food
2000
Plays J. Pasternack
Relic Hunter
1999
Plays Dr. Eldridge Hawke
Twice in a Lifetime
1999
Plays Mickey O'Brian
FX: The Series
1996
Plays Elliot Winthrop
Street Time
2002
Plays Dr. Mims
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
1993
Plays Senior RCMP Officer
Due South
1994
Plays Prof. Hightower
Earth: Final Conflict
1997
Plays Adrian Bouchard
War of the Worlds
1988
Plays Kenneth Pederson
This Is Wonderland
2004
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The Music in Me
Full Filmography
The Christmas Switch
Sam Wells
2014
Film
The Dependables
Paul Stansy
2014
Film
Shadow Island Mysteries: The Last Christmas
Grandpa
2010
Film
Turn the Beat Around
Gino
2010
Film
XIII
Abe Miller · 2 episodes
2008–
TV
Static
Mr. Carter
2008
Film
The Future Is Wild
CG's Father · 26 episodes
2007–
TV
The Company
Allen Dulles · 2 episodes
2007–
TV
Friends and Heroes
Tiberius · 39 episodes
2007–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Cedric Smith and where are they from?
Cedric Smith is 83 years old, born on September 21, 1943 in Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Cedric Smith?
Cedric Smith is best known for roles in Bless the Child, Anne of Green Gables, Millennium.
How many movies has Cedric Smith been in?
Over a 51-year career (since 1975), Cedric Smith has appeared in 24 movies and 27 TV shows.
What was Cedric Smith's first movie?
The career of Cedric Smith began with Freedom of the City (1975).
What is Cedric Smith's most recent movie or series?
Cedric Smith's most recent release is Life on Juniper, which premiered on November 1, 2015.
What TV shows has Cedric Smith appeared in?
On television, Cedric Smith has appeared in X-Men, Spider-Man, The Twilight Zone, Friday the 13th: The Series.
Cedric Smith
1943-09-21 · Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK
Cedric Smith is an English Canadian actor and musician. He portrayed Alec King in the CBC television series Road to Avonlea, and was the voice of Charles Xavier / Professor X (and other characters) in the X-Men: The Animated Series.