Mark Eden
Known for
Careers this long are unusual: Mark Eden is a British actor who has outlasted trends, studios and formats. 'Doctor Who' is another title that gets mentioned. The oldest credits belong to a different era of the industry. Counting cinema and television together, the tally passes 47 titles. The film 'Doctor Zhivago' accounts for more of the public profile than anything else does.
Mark Eden
21 Movies
26 Series
Careers this long are unusual: Mark Eden is a British actor who has outlasted trends, studios and formats. 'Doctor Who' is another title that gets mentioned. The oldest credits belong to a different era of the industry. Counting cinema and television together, the tally passes 47 titles. The film 'Doctor Zhivago' accounts for more of the public profile than anything else does.
Movies
Plays Engineer at dam
Doctor Zhivago
1965
Plays Donald Baverstock
An Adventure in Space and Time
2013
Plays Robert Manning
Curse of the Crimson Altar
1968
Plays Prinny
The Pleasure Girls
1965
Plays Richard
Richard's Things
1980
Plays Mr. Clayton
Seance on a Wet Afternoon
1964
Plays Lt. Cmdr. Donald Kimberly
Attack on the Iron Coast
1968
Plays Terry
The L-Shaped Room
1962
Plays 2nd Prisoner of War
The Password Is Courage
1962
Plays Kellaway
I'll Never Forget What's'isname
1967
Plays Marco Polo
Doctor Who: Marco Polo
1964
Plays Sir Geoffrey Despard
Heavens Above!
1963
Plays Jack Parker
Arthur? Arthur!
1969
Plays Mike Williams
Blind Corner
1964
TV Shows
Plays Spencer
The Top Secret Life of Edgar Briggs
1974
Plays Marco Polo
Doctor Who
1963
Plays Det. Inspector Parker
Lord Peter Wimsey: Clouds of Witness
1972
Plays Det. Inspector Parker
Lord Peter Wimsey
1972
Plays Det. Insp. Parker
Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries: The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club
1973
Plays Quartus
Jesus of Nazareth
1977
Plays Erskine Craig
Armchair Theatre
1956
Plays Douglas Blandford
Crown Court
1972
Plays Nicholson
The Avengers
1961
Plays Agila
Sir Francis Drake
1961
Plays Number One Hundred
The Prisoner
1967
Plays Morcant
Arthur of the Britons
1972
Plays Ross
The Professionals
1977
Plays Bertrand Tamblin
The Saint
1962
Plays Johnny Watson
One Step Beyond
1959
Plays Boucher
Agatha Christie's Poirot
1989
Plays Roderick Varley
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
Plays George Biddle
Cluedo
1990
Plays Mike Stewart
Wilde Alliance
1978
Plays Surgeon
Till Death Us Do Part
1966
Plays St John Peter
Poldark
1975
Plays Stephen Kershaw
Out of the Unknown
1965
Plays Bernard Tindale
The Sandbaggers
1978
Plays Edmund Vibart
Cribb
1980
Plays Wicket
Espionage
1963
Plays Peter Royal
New Scotland Yard
1972
Latest Trailers
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An Adventure in Space and Time
Full Filmography
An Adventure in Space and Time
Donald Baverstock
2013
Film
Cluedo
George Biddle · 1 episode
1990–
TV
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Boucher · 1 episode
1989–
TV
Claudia
Larry
1985
Film
Richard's Things
Richard
1980
Film
Cribb
Edmund Vibart · 1 episode
1980–
TV
The Sandbaggers
Bernard Tindale · 1 episode
1978–
TV
Wilde Alliance
Mike Stewart · 1 episode
1978–
TV
The Professionals
Ross · 1 episode
1977–
TV
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mark Eden still alive?
Mark Eden passed away on January 1, 2021 at age 92.
What are the most famous roles of Mark Eden?
Mark Eden is best known for roles in Doctor Zhivago, An Adventure in Space and Time, Seance on a Wet Afternoon.
How many movies has Mark Eden been in?
Over a 62-year career (since 1959), Mark Eden has appeared in 20 movies and 26 TV shows.
What was Mark Eden's first movie?
The career of Mark Eden began with Captured (1959).
What is Mark Eden's most recent movie or series?
Mark Eden's most recent release is An Adventure in Space and Time, which premiered on November 21, 2013.
What TV shows has Mark Eden appeared in?
On television, Mark Eden has appeared in Doctor Who, Agatha Christie's Poirot, Jesus of Nazareth, The Prisoner.
Mark Eden
1928-02-14 · London, England, UK
Careers this long are unusual: Mark Eden is a British actor who has outlasted trends, studios and formats. 'Doctor Who' is another title that gets mentioned. The oldest credits belong to a different era of the industry. Counting cinema and television together, the tally passes 47 titles. The film 'Doctor Zhivago' accounts for more of the public profile than anything else does.