Corin Redgrave

Actor

Born July 16, 1939 in Marylebone, London, England, UK. Died April 6, 2010.

English actor, far left activist and a prominent member of the Workers' Revolutionary Party, Corin Redgrave was part of the third generation of a theatrical dynasty spanning four generations, the only son and middle child of Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson, and brother of Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave. He was the father of Jemma Redgrave and was married to Kika Markham from 1985 until his death in 2010.

Acting

The Calling
Film, 2010
as The Bishop
The Turn of the Screw
Film, 2009
as Professor
Glorious 39
Film, 2009
as Oliver Page
Moving On
TV series, 2009
as Gabe
The Relief of Belsen
Film, 2007
as Glyn Hughes
The Girl in the Café
Film, 2005
as Prime Minister
Enduring Love
Film, 2004
as Professor
Shameless
TV series, 2004
as Mr. Hammersley
To Kill a King
Film, 2003
as Lord de Vere
Foyle's War
TV series, 2002
Gypsy Woman
Film, 2002
as Devine
Doctor Sleep
Film, 2002
as Chief Inspector Clements
Bertie and Elizabeth
Film, 2002
as General Montgomery
Plain Jane
Film, 2002
as Walter Davison
Spooks
TV series, 2002
as David Swift
The Forsyte Saga
TV series, 2002
as Old Jolyon Forsyte
Sunday
Film, 2002
as Edward Heath
Shackleton
TV series, 2002
as Lord Curzon
Waking the Dead
TV series, 2001
as Sir James Beatty
Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story
Film, 2001
as (voice)
Enigma
Film, 2001
as Admiral Trowbridge
Honest
Film, 2000
as Duggie Ord
The Vice
TV series, 1999
as Lord Butler
The Strange Case of Delfina Potocka
Film, 1999
as Judge
Ultraviolet
TV series, 1998
as Dr Paul Doyle / John Doe
The Man Who Drove with Mandela
Film, 1998
as Cecil Williams - One Man Show sequence
The Woman In White
Film, 1997
as Dr. Kidson
The Woman In White
TV series, 1997
as Dr. Kidson
Trial & Retribution
TV series, 1997
as Robert Rylands, QC MP
The Ice House
TV series, 1997
as D.C.I. George Walsh