Leonard Rossiter.com |
~ |
Three official web sites in one |
~ |
The Life & Career of Leonard Rossiter
Chronology
Of Television Performances
Note:
Dates are UK broadcast dates.
|
TELEVISION
DATE: |
TITLE: |
ROLE: |
AUTHOR: |
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER: |
COMPANY*: |
3/56 |
Leo Borowitz |
Norman Holland |
P: Victor Menzies |
BBC |
|
2/59 |
Joe Stocks |
W. Jacobs |
P: Peter Dews |
BBC |
|
10/61 |
Fenny |
Berkely Mather |
P: Alan Bridges |
BBC |
|
2/62 |
Gerard Moustier |
Jacques Natanson |
P: Alan Bridges |
BBC |
|
11/62 |
Harry |
G. C. Brown |
D: John Hale |
ATV |
|
1-3/63 |
Det. Insp. Bamber |
John Hopkins |
D:
Saun Sutton |
BBC |
|
2/63 |
Robert Bailey |
David Mercer |
D: Graham Evans |
Rediffusion |
|
5/63 |
Alan Treece |
John Wilkie |
P: Patrick Dromgoole |
BBC |
|
8/63 |
Emile Vallin |
Guy de Maupassant |
D:
Silvio Narizzano |
Granada |
|
8/63 |
William Acton |
Ray Bradbury |
D: John Hale |
ATV |
|
12/63 |
Sammy Love |
David Proudfoot |
D:
Peter Graham Scott |
BBC |
|
12/63 |
Robin Hood |
Brian Clemens |
D:
Bill Bain |
ITV |
|
1/64 |
Welsh Hughie |
Ray
Galton & |
P: Duncan Wood |
BBC |
|
4/64 |
Patrick |
Leo Lehman |
D: John Hale |
ATV |
|
4/64 |
Daudet |
John
Bluthal, |
D:
Joe McGrath |
BBC |
|
7/64 |
Sgt. 'Tubby' Watson |
Douglas Livingstone |
D:
Eric Price |
ATV |
|
11/64 |
various |
various |
P: Ned Sherrin |
BBC |
|
-/64 |
Sgt. Golto |
Mike Watts |
D: Michael Currer-Briggs |
Rediffusion |
|
3/65 |
Frank Broadbent |
Keith Waterhouse & Willis Hall |
D:
Mary Ridge |
BBC |
|
6/65 |
Wilkie |
Gil North |
D/P: Terence Dudley |
BBC |
|
7/65 |
The Man |
Rhys Adrian |
D:
Graham Evans |
ATV |
|
9-10/65 |
various |
various |
D/P: Ned Sherrin |
BBC |
|
10/65 |
Sergeant Rolfe |
Richard Harris |
D:
Peter Graham Scott |
ABC |
|
11/65 |
Leslie Harmon |
John Bowen |
D:
Vivian Matalon |
ATV |
|
01/09/66 |
Dr. Knock |
Jules Romains |
D:
Herbert Wise |
BBC |
|
01/05/66 |
Fred Midway |
David Turner |
D:
Gilchrist Calder |
BBC |
|
5-6/66 |
Norman Lynch |
Brian Degas & Tudor Gates |
D:
Gerald Blake |
BBC |
|
6/66 |
Prime Minister |
David Weir |
D:
Gareth Davies |
BBC |
|
1/67 |
Mike Schofield |
Roald Dahl |
D:
John Glenister |
BBC |
|
5/67 |
Ormerod |
John Pennington |
D:
Richard Argent |
BBC |
|
5/67 |
Mr. Marcus |
Charles Wood |
D:
James MacTaggart |
BBC |
|
9/67 |
Man |
Dennis Woolf |
D/P: John Robins |
BBC |
|
10/67 |
Guest |
- |
- |
BBC |
|
12/67 |
Fred Tomlinson |
H. E. Bates |
D:
Michael Currer-Briggs |
Rediffusion |
|
1/68 |
various |
various |
D: Peter Chafer |
BBC |
|
2/68 |
Andrew |
Michael Keir |
D:
Naomi K. Capon |
BBC |
|
3/68 |
Owen Brian |
Hugh Leonard |
D:
Alastair Reid |
Rediffusion |
|
4/68 |
Voltaire |
Max Marquis |
D:
Rudolph Cartier |
BBC |
|
7/68 |
Co-ordinator
|
Nigel Kneale |
D:
Michael Eliott |
BBC |
|
5/69 |
Nikolai Krobnevsky |
Anthony Stevens |
D: John Jacobs |
Anglia |
|
8/65 |
X |
Maurice Flanagan |
D/P: Geoffrey Hughes |
ATV |
|
2/70 |
Mr. Jeffs |
William Trevor |
D:
Herbert Wise |
BBC |
|
3/71 |
Harry |
Douglas Livingstone |
D:
John Gorrie |
ATV |
|
2/72 |
Dobbs |
Bob
Baker & |
D/P: Patrick Dromgoole |
HTV |
|
4/72 |
John Spooner |
Ray
Galton & |
P: John Howard Davies |
BBC |
|
11/72 |
Colonel Lukyn |
Arthur Wing Pinero |
D:
Bill Hays |
BBC |
|
2/73 |
Mickey Grant |
Douglas Livingstone |
D:
John Gorrie |
LWT |
|
4/73 |
Sergeant Tax |
Peter Everett |
D:
Michael Hayes |
BBC |
|
3/74 |
Blind man |
Johnny Speight |
D:
Bill Hays |
LWT |
|
4/74 |
Aaros Boswell |
Allan Prior |
D:
Cyril Coke |
BBC |
|
5/74 |
Lewis |
Charles Wood |
D:
Graham Evans |
BBC |
|
6/74 |
Pygmalion
|
Roy Clarke |
D/P: Roger Race |
BBC |
|
12/74-1/75 |
Rupert Rigsby |
Eric Chappell |
D/P: Ronnie Baxter |
YTV |
|
2/75 |
honoured guest |
Eamonn Andrews |
D:
Eamonn Andrews |
Thames |
|
4/75 |
Narrator
& Isombard |
Michael Andrews |
D:
Michael Andrews |
BBC |
|
5/75 |
Guest |
Brad Ashton |
D:
David Millard |
YTV |
|
7/75 |
Mr. Dawson |
John Challen |
D: Moira Armstrong |
BBC |
|
11-12/75 |
Rupert Rigsby |
Eric Chappell |
D/P: Ronnie Baxter |
YTV |
|
7/76 |
Cyril Dugdale |
Bob
Baker & |
D/P: Patrick Dromgoole |
HTV |
|
9-10/76 |
Reginald Perrin |
David Nobbs |
D/P: Gareth Gwenlan |
BBC |
|
11/76 |
Guest |
Tony Hawes |
D:
Daphne Shadwell |
ITV |
|
3/77 |
The Galton & Simpson Playhouse (ep: 'I Tell You It's Burt Reynolds') |
Leonard |
Ray
Galton & |
D/P: Ronnie Baxter |
YTV |
4-5/77 |
Rupert Rigsby |
Eric Chappell |
D/P: Ronnie Baxter |
YTV |
|
9-11/77 |
Reginald Perrin |
David Nobbs |
D/P: Gareth Gwenlan |
BBC |
|
11/77 |
Guest |
Ralph Edwards |
D:
Terry Yarwood |
Thames |
|
12/77 | Arena: The Immortal Haydon | Benjamin Haydon | - |
D: Nigel Williams P: Alan Yentob |
BBC |
4-5/78 |
Rupert Rigsby |
Eric Chappell |
D/P: Vernon Lawrence |
YTV |
|
5/78 | Grandstand | Guest |
- |
- |
BBC |
8/78 | Charity Appeal: Shelter | Guest |
- |
- |
BBC |
10/78 |
Frank Harris |
Andrew Davies |
D:
Colin Bucksey |
BBC |
|
10/78 |
Groucho Marx |
Yip Harburg |
D:
Vernon Lawrence |
YTV |
|
11-12/78 |
Sydney Foskett |
Alan Coren |
D:
Joe McGrath |
ATV |
|
12/78 |
One
of three |
various |
D/P: Keith Beckett |
Thames |
|
11/78-1/79 |
Reginald Perrin |
David Nobbs |
D/P: Gareth Gwenlan |
BBC |
|
5/79 |
Boot, the family dog (voice-over) |
Maurice Dodd |
D:
Dick Horn |
BBC |
|
2/80 |
Guest |
- |
D:
Mike Becker |
Granada |
|
5/80 | Nationwide | Guest |
- |
- |
BBC |
1/81 | A Good Job With Prospects | Guest | - |
- |
BBC |
3/81 |
Interviewee |
- |
P: Tony Staveacre |
BBC |
|
12/81 |
Guest |
- |
D:
Peter Hamilton |
BBC |
|
12/81 |
Harry Meadows |
David Hopkins |
D:
Gerald Blake |
BBC |
|
12/81 | narrator | unknown | unknown | BBC | |
7/82 |
Gerry Gee |
Dave Martin |
D:
Alex Kirby |
HTV |
|
12//82 |
Reginald Perrin |
David Nobbs |
P: Robin Nash |
BBC |
|
5/83 |
Guest |
- |
- |
ITV |
|
7/83 |
various |
various |
D/Co-P:
Bryan Izzard |
Ch.4 |
|
-/84 |
Guest |
- |
D: Nick Vaughan-Barrett |
ITV |
|
7/84 |
Arthur |
Richard Harris |
D:
Carol Wiseman |
BBC |
|
9-10/84 |
Norman Tripper |
Brian Cook |
D:
Michael Mills |
Thames |
|
11/84 |
King John |
William Shakespeare |
D:
David Giles |
BBC |
|
4/85 |
King Of Hearts |
Lewis Carroll |
D/P: Harry Aldous |
ITV |
|
8/85 |
Max von Konisberg |
Peter Ansorge |
D:
Stuart Burge |
Rediffusion |
(*) Companies: BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation; ATV - Associated Televison (forerunner of ITV); ITV - Independent Television; HTV - Harlech Television (Welsh broadcaster); YTV - Yorkshire Television; LWT - London Weekend Television; Ch.4 - Channel Four.
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS/Corporate Films
DATE: |
COMPANY: |
CHARACTER: |
TITLE: |
ART DIRECTOR: |
DIRECTOR: |
1977 |
Traffic Warden |
- |
- |
Brian Byfield |
|
1978 |
'Reggie Perrin' |
Silvikrin |
|
|
|
1978-83 |
'Nebbish' |
1.
Bianco Launch |
1-3.
Ron Collins |
1-3.
Alan Parker |
|
1979 |
Harry Lemon |
The Prestel Connection |
- |
Len Fulford |
|
1979 |
'Reggie Perrin' |
Hambro Life |
- |
- |
|
197? |
- |
Kia-Ora cinema ad |
- |
- |
|
1982 |
- |
Time To Think |
- |
Sue Tramontini |
|
1982 |
Puppet
crow |
- |
- |
Ken Turner |
|
1983 |
- |
Mick's people |
Roger Pratt |
Jonathan Lynn |
(*)
Based
on 'The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin' featuring a dialogue with a
crow voiced by John Barron (Reggie's boss C.J.).
Leonard also appeared
in a number of industrial training videos with John Barron in Reggie
Perrin/C.J.-type storylines.
RADIO
DATE: |
TITLE: |
ROLE: |
November 1957 |
- |
|
September 1963 |
Fred Midway |
|
January 1965 |
Colonel Dax |
|
February
1966 |
Welsh
Hughie |
|
November 1969 | O Haydon, Haydon! | Benjamin Haydon |
September 1972 |
||
April
1973 |
- |
|
December 1977 |
Two In A Room | - |
July 1979 |
Woman's Hour | Guest |
December 1979 | Breakaway | |
March 1980 |
Guest |
|
- 1981 |
Narrator |
|
May 1981 |
Guest |
|
July 1983 |
- |
OTHER
MEDIA
Leonard
recorded several business and management training films, mostly
with John Barron
and based on their worker-boss relationships as Reginald Perrin and
C.J.
Leonard
recorded at least two 'Talking Book' audio cassettes:
An abridged version of
Charles Dickens' 'A
Christmas Carol',
and also appeared
as
a guest star on C. Northcote-Parkinson's 'Jeeves:
A Gentleman's Personal Gentleman'.
Leonard
is the author of two books:
'The
Devil's Bedside Book: A Cynic's Survival Guide' (1980),
and 'The
Lowest Form Of Wit' (1981)
Leonard
is credited on the following 7" single:
'Rising
Damp' by
Leonard Rossiter & The Rigsbyettes.
This
was the theme song to Rising
Damp: The Movie (1980).
|
Text (c) Paul Fisher