Television
 Brian appeared with Robert Shaw in
The Buccaneers as 'Crewman Gaff'.
 Played 'Robert
Onedin' the Brother of Carry
Onner Peter Gilmore in the much loved television series
The Onedin Line.
Played 'Mr Gorilla' in Absolutely
True for High Command Productions 1999.
Appeared as
'Porter' in an episode of the comedy Goodnight Sweetheart for Alomo Productions
1998.
Brian is just one of many Carry
Onners to appear in the popular BBC comedy The Last of the Summer Wine, playing
'Cyril Gridley' in three episodes '94,'95 and '98.
Appeared as
'Ted' in the BBC comedy series Roger Roger, 1997.
Played 'Parson Thirdly' in Granada
Television's far From The Madding Crowd in 1997.
Brian played
the 'Judge' in Moll Flanders for Granada Films, 1996.
'Michael Kelly' in a 1996 episode of
the BBC's Crime Traveller.
Played 'Mr
Black' in London Bridge for Carlton Television, 1995.
Appeared as 'Tweedy Harris' in
Heartbeat for Yorkshire Television, 1995.
Brian played
'Father Christmas' in The Paul Merton Show for Hatrick Productions, 1993.
'George Nark' in Inspector
Alleyn:
Death at the Bar, for the BBC, 1992.
'Barry
Cutforth' in Forever Green for LWT, 1990.
'PC' in Sunday Pursuit for HTV
International, 1990.
Played 'Mr
Tombs' in The Bill for Thames Television, 1990.
Appeared as a 'Chauffeur' in the BBC
comedy Brush Strokes, 1990.
'Ernst' in The
Attic for Yorkshire Television, 1988.
'Brigade Leader' in Border for BBC
Television, 1987.
Appeared in the drama Diary of
an Edwardian Lady, for Central Television, 1983.
Played 'Sgt Grainger' in an episode
of New Scotland Yard, 1972.
Played 'Danny
Jessel in Market in Honey Lane, 1967.
In 1961 Brian
played 'Joe Makinson' in Coronation Street.
Films
Played 'Matthew Moon' in the
classic Far From The Madding Crowd starring Julie
Christie and Terence Stamp.
Other Films include Ladies Who
Do, Blind Terror, Sword of Sherwood Forest, Fragments, Helen, Dangerous
Exile, Life In Danger, No Kidding, Sunday Pursuit and Man Behind the Mask.
Also appeared
as 'Albert' in the Peter Rogers/Gerald Thomas film The Iron Maiden.
Radio
Appeared as
'Sir Timothy Farrar' in Hindle Wakes 1996, a role he played twice on the stage!
Entertaining
Strangers, 1994.
Recent Theatre
'George' in
Fragments at the Old Red Lion & Man in the Moon, 1990 - Brian won a Best
Actor award for his performance!
Played 'Lepidus'
in Antony and Cleopatra in Birmingham, 1991.
Brian played 'Henry Hobson' in
Hobson's Choice in Birmingham, 1992.
Played 'Henry
Ormonroyd' in When We Are Married at The West Yorkshire Playhouse, 1992.
'Jarvis Huntley-Pike' in A Chorus of
Disapproval at The Derby Playhouse, 1993.
'Belforest'
and 'Doctor' in The Atheist's Tragedy for Birmingham Rep, 1994.
Brian appeared as 'Joseph' in
Wuthering Heights. Good Company tour, 1994.
'Ormonroyd'
again in When We Are Married in Sheffield, 1995.
Appeared as 'The Judge' in The Wind
in the Willows for Birmingham Rep, 1995/96.
Played
'Burgess' in Candida at the Octagon, Bolton, 1998.
Brian starred as 'Jacob
Marley' in
the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol in Bolton, 1998
Played 'Sir
Timothy Farrar' in Hindle Wakes at the Manchester Royal Exchange, 1996 and 1998.
'Sir Anthony Absolute' in The Rivals,
Northcott Exeter, 2000.
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