Ronald Hines
Acting1929London, England, UK
Biography
Ronald Hines (20 June 1929 – 28 March 2017) was a British actor.
Known For
Acting History
1997
Wycliffe
TVas George Aston• 1 eps
1996
Madson
TVas Nigel Alwyn
1994
Middlemarch
TVas Mr. Standish
1991
Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady
as Reginald Cholmondley
Van der Valk
TVas Hoofd Commissaris Samson• 6 eps
1989
Beyond The Pale
as Dekko
1988
Jack the Ripper
TVas Henry Matthews
1987
Pack of Lies
as Bob Jackson
Make and Break
as Tom Olley
1986
1984
Mr. Palfrey of Westminster
TVas Duggie
1983
Bergerac
TVas Inspector West• 1 eps
1982
We'll Meet Again
TVas Major Ronald Dereham
1980
1979
Gossip from the Forest
as Admiral Weymss
1978
The Copyist
as Karl Glilcklich
The Last Romantic
as Eric Lister
BBC2 Play of the Week
TVas Karl Glucklich• 1 eps
1977
Consequences
as Russell Summers
This Year Next Year
TVas Harry Shaw
1976
Where Adam Stood
as Charles Kingsley
The Frontiers of Science
as William Crookes
Star Maidens
TVas Stanley
Victorian Scandals
TVas William Crookes
1975
The Statue and the Rose
as O'Shea
Shadows
TVas Dad
1974
The Wood Demon
as Voynitsky
Shoulder to Shoulder
TVas Mr Pethick-Lawrence
Napoleon and Love
TVas Louis-Alexandre Berthier
1972
Young Winston
as Adjutant
BBC Play of the Month
TVas Lord Windermere• 1 eps
Dead of Night
TVas Frank Pullar
1971
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TVas Jonathan Pryde• 2 eps
Elizabeth R
TVas William Cecil• 5 eps
1970
1968
Countercrime
as Charles Ford
Thark
as Sir Hector Benbow
The Jazz Age
TVas Sir Hector Benbow
Late Night Horror
TVas Gerald Banstead
Theatre 625
TVas Christopher Tietjens / Captain Parr / James / Hans Meyer• 1 eps
1967
The Avengers
TVas Dr. Haymes• 1 eps
1966
Light the Blue Touch Paper
as Jack Elliott
Tunnel Under the World
as Guy Birkett
Out of the Unknown
TVas Guy Birkett• 1 eps
The Saint
TVas Redman• 1 eps
1965
A Passage to India
as Ronnie Heaslop
The Troubleshooters
TVas Derek Prentice• 3 eps
1964
Seance on a Wet Afternoon
as Policeman outside Clayton's
The Trial of Dr. Fancy
as Dr. Harmon
1963
1961
1960
Sink the Bismarck!
as Officer on Bridge of 'Prince of Wales' (uncredited)
The Angry Silence
as Ball
The Adventures of Robin Hood
TVas Peter• 1 eps
1958
The Two-Headed Spy
as German Corporal
Dunkirk
as Private Miles
1956
Armchair Theatre
TVas Charles Hatley
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame
TVas Bob Jackson