Christopher Benjamin

in Trowbridge , Wiltshire , England .

He is well known for his roles in some of the UK's biggest cult television programmes. This included playing the same character in two Patrick McGoohan dramas, fuelling speculation that they are properly linked.

Predominantly a theatre actor, he has performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company . His build and demeanour have, over time, lent themselves particularly to portraying characters in historical drama.

SELECTED CREDITS

Cult Television

'''' { 1970 ); and Henry Gordon Jago in '' The Talons Of Weng-Chiang '' ( 1977 )

''); Whittle in ''Never, Never Say Die'' ( 1967 ); and J.J Hooter in ''How to Succeed .... at Murder'' ( 1966 )

'' The Prisoner '': Potter in ''The Girl Who Was Death'' (1968); Number Two's Assistant in ''The Chimes of Big Ben'' (1967); and Labor Exchange Manager in ''Arrival'' (1967).

'' Danger Man '': Potter in ''Koroshi'' (1968)

Other appearances

The Pope in ''Leonardo'', the Alan Yentob drama documentary for the BBC ( 2003 )

French Ambassador in '' Yes, Prime Minister '' ( 1987 )

Chief Constable in '' Blott On The Landscape '' ( 1985 )

Mr. Vincent Crummles/Walter Bray in '' The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby '' ( 1982 )

Sir Hugh Bodrugan in '' Poldark '' ( 1975 )

Prosper Profond in '' The Forsyte Saga '' (1967)

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