Tony Caunter
Tony Caunter | |
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Born | Anthony Patrick Caunter 22 September 1937 Southampton, Hampshire, England |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1962–2019 |
Spouse | Frances Wallace |
Children | 4 |
Anthony Patrick Caunter (born 22 September 1937) is a retired English actor best known for his roles as Jack Shepherd in the Yorkshire Television sitcom Queenie's Castle (1970–72), DCI Jim Logan in the first three seasons of Juliet Bravo (1980–1982), and his portrayal of the kindly car dealer Roy Evans in EastEnders (1994–2003).[1][2][3][4]
Early life
The second son of Annie Mary and Roy Hobert Caunter, Caunter attended Worthing and Westcliff High Schools. Caunter has an older brother, Roger.
Career
Caunter's numerous television credits include Crown Court, Z-Cars, The Avengers, Casualty, London's Burning, Home to Roost, Queenie's Castle, The Saint, Special Branch, The Champions, Dixon of Dock Green, Catweazle, The Main Chance, The Professionals, The Sweeney, Minder, Pennies From Heaven, Westbeach, Howards' Way, Lovejoy, May to December, Boon, Heartbeat, Juliet Bravo and The Scarlet Pimpernel. He played Titanic's chief officer Henry Wilde in S.O.S. Titanic. In The Chief, he played Deputy Chief Constable Arthur Quine.
Caunter appeared in the Doctor Who stories The Crusade (1965), Colony in Space (1971) and Enlightenment (1983). He also appeared in Blake's 7 in the episode "Deliverance" (1978).
Personal life
Caunter is married to Frances Wallace and has four children.
Selected Filmography
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1963 | No Hiding Place | Sgt. Harrison | Episode: "Ticket for Nudes" |
1964 | Z-Cars | Bickley | Episode: "The Hunch" |
1965 | Doctor Who | Thatcher | Serial: "The Crusade" |
No Hiding Place | Barney | Episode: "A Fistful of Trouble" | |
Orlando | Walker | Episode: "Load of Bilge Water" | |
1966 | The Baron | Phillip Darby | Episode: "You Can't Win Them All" |
The Likely Lads | Army Sergeant | Episode: "Goodbye to All That" | |
No Hiding Place | 1st M.P. Sgt. | Episode: "A Home Posting" | |
Quick Before They Catch Us | Sammy | 3 episodes | |
Redcap | C.S.M. Greer | Episode: "Information Received" | |
1966 -
1967 |
United! | Dick Mitchell | 57 episodes |
1967 | The Avengers | Kenilworth | Episode: "Murdersville" |
1968 | The Champions | Brandon | Episode: "The Gilded Cage" |
The Expert | Robinson | Episode: "The Contact" | |
Z-Cars | Reg Shephard | Episode: "He Must Be Up to No Good" (2 parts) | |
1969 | The Main Chance | Harry Rowlands | Episode: "Body and Soul" |
The Saint | Mason | Episode: "The Organisation Man" | |
The Newcomers | Len Burrows | 2 episodes | |
Parkin's Patch | Jack Bromley | Episode: "The Good Listener" | |
Special Branch | Police Sergeant | Episode: "The Children of Delight" | |
Softly Softly | Anderson | Episode: "Proved Connection" | |
1970 | Ace of Wands | Six | 3 episodes |
Codename | Mullins | Episode: "One for the Lobster Pot" | |
Dixon of Dock Green | Bert Connolly | Episode: "The Lag's Brigade" | |
Special Branch | Det. Sgt. Clark | Episode: "Borderline Case" | |
Softly Softly: Taskforce | Insp. Cox | Episode: "Any Other Night" | |
Z-Cars | Fred Caunce | Episode: "Threats and Menaces" (2 parts) | |
1970 -
1972 |
Queenie's Castle | Jack | 18 episodes |
1971 | Catweazle | Richardson | Episode: "The Wogle Stone" |
Doctor Who | Morgan | Serial: "Colony in Space" | |
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes | Fielder | Episode: "The Affair of the Avalanche Bicycle & Tyre Co. Ltd." | |
Softly Softly: Taskforce | Murray | Episode: "Marksman" | |
1972 | New Scotland Yard | Det. Insp. Bright | Episode: "And When You're Wrong" |
Owen M.D. | Ted Bracegirdle | 2 episodes | |
1973 | New Scotland Yard | Mr. Duggan | Episode: "A Year to Kill" |
War & Peace | French Corporal | 2 episodes | |
Z-Cars | Peter Guthrie | Episode: "Routine" | |
1973 -
1977 |
Beryl's Lot | Trevor Tonks | 47 episodes |
1975 | The Legend of Robin Hood | Friar Tuck | 5 episodes |
The Sweeney | Derek Clarke | Episode: "Queen's Pawn" | |
1976 -
1978 |
Crown Court | Brian Harrison/ Mr. Tyson/ Inspector
Charles Cripps |
5 episodes |
1978 | Blake's 7 | Ensor | Episode: "Deliverance" |
The Onedin Line | Smethurst | Episode: "Double Dealers" | |
Pennies from Heaven | Cafe Proprietor | Episode: "Better Think Twice" | |
The Professionals | Det. Sgt/ Maurice Richards | 2 episodes | |
Target | Brice | Episode: "The Run" | |
1979 | Angels | Les Burns | 2 episodes |
Rumpole of the Bailey | Freddie Allbright | Episode: "Rumpole and the Case of Identity" | |
Shoestring | Inspector Colson | Episode: "Listen to Me" | |
1980 -
1982 |
Juliet Bravo | Det. Chief Insp. Jim Logan | 14 episodes |
1981 | Private Schultz | Prison Warder | Episode #1.6 |
Rentaghost | Jackson | Episode #6.6 | |
1982 | The Chinese Detective | Pollitt | Episode: "Secret State" |
Take the High Road | Bruno Rheinhardt | 3 episodes | |
1983 | The Cleopatras | Archillas | Episode: "51 BC" |
Doctor Who | Jackson | Serial: "Enlightenment" | |
Don't Wait Up | Police Sergeant | Episode #1.4 | |
Give Us a Break | Jimmy | Episode: "One Good Stroke Deserves Another" | |
1984 | Big Deal | Henry Diamond | 8 episodes |
The Brief | Sgt. Jackson | Episode: "On the Edge" | |
1984 -
1985 |
Minder | Chief Insp. Norton | 2 episodes |
1985 | Home to Roost | Christine's Father | Episode: "All You Need is Love" |
Howard's Way | Dave Bridger | Episode: "Cat Among the Pigeons" | |
1986 | Running Scared | Frank Butler | 6 episodes |
1988 | Bad Boyes | Hector Ruggles | Episode: "The Icing on the Cake" |
Bust | Ray French | Episode: "Love or Profit" | |
Gems | Halliwell | 3 episodes | |
London's Burning | D.O. Thomas | Episode #1.1 | |
1990 | The Bill | D.A.C. Jago | Episode: "A Fresh Start" |
Boon | Bertie | 3 episodes | |
Casualty | Cafe Owner | Episode: "Street Life" | |
1990 -
1994 |
The Chief | Det. Chief Insp. Arthur Quine | 11 episodes |
1991 | Stay Lucky | Morris Dancer | Episode: "Shingle Beach" |
1992 | Kinsey | Leslie Roper | Episode: "Heads or Tails" |
Lovejoy | Russell Potts | Episode: "Loveknots" | |
Van der Valk | Hans Voss | Episode: "Still Waters" | |
1993 | The Bill | Joe Horder | Episode: "Until Proven Guilty" |
Westbeach | Bill Cromer | 7 episodes | |
1994 | Anna Lee | Sir Brian West | Episode: "The Cook's Tale" |
Heartbeat | Hesketh | Episode: "Turn of the Tide" | |
May to December | Eddie | 2 episodes | |
1994 -
2003 |
EastEnders | Roy Evans | 634 episodes |
2003 | Holby City | Peter Haines | Episode: "Think Again" |
2004 | Doctors | Cyril Atlee | Episode: "What the Doctor Saw" |
Down to Earth | Derek Nolan | Episode: "Can't Buy You Love" | |
2006 | Casualty | Tom Stopes | Episode: "Waste of Space" |
2008 | Doctors | Simon Adamson | Episode: "Final Accounts" |
Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1965 | The Hill | Martin | |
The Ipcress File | O.N.I. Man | ||
1968 | A Twist of Sand | Elton | |
Hammerhead | Security Man | Uncredited | |
1969 | The Adding Machine | Third Cell Jailer | |
1970 | The Mind of Mr. Soames | Schoolteacher | |
1972 | The Asphyx | Warden | |
1975 | Mister Quilp | Joe Jowl | Uncredited |
1979 | The Hunchback of Notre Dame | Clopin | TV Film |
S.O.S. Titanic | Chief Officer Henry Wilde | TV Film |
References
- ^ Jaffee, Larry (1 August 2009). Albert Square and Me: The Actors of EastEnders. iUniverse. ISBN 978-1-4401-5987-9.
- ^ Wilkes, Neil (6 October 2002). "Caunter dropped from "EastEnders"". Digital Spy. Retrieved 14 April 2020.
- ^ "EastEnders' Roy Evans to leave". Irish Examiner. 6 October 2002. Retrieved 14 April 2020.
- ^ Davies, Caroline (29 November 2001). "The Windsors make it a double at the Queen Vic". The Daily Telegraph. London. ISSN 0307-1235. Retrieved 14 April 2020.
External links
- Tony Caunter at IMDb