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Tony Vogel

Known For
Acting

Known Credits
47

Gender
Male

Birthday
June 29, 1942 (84 years old)

Place of Birth
England, UK

Tony Vogel

Biography

Tony Vogel is an English actor. He played St Andrew in Zeffirelli's Jesus of Nazareth, and the title role in the 1979 television adaptation of Dick Barton. He graduated from RADA in 1963.

Known For

Acting

2025Short Sharp Shocks Volume 4as Sir Maddox (Black Angel)
2007Silkas Café Verdun Man #1
2004Miracleas Team West Germany
2001The Emperor's New Clothesas British Sergeant
2000Esther Kahnas Dodo, Trish's husband
2000The 10th Kingdomas Boatman
1999Jesusas Farmer
1998Les Misérablesas Lombard
1996Mission: Impossibleas MI5 Agent
1994Anna Leeas Alan Lucas
1994Kabloonakas Skipper Bill
1993The Baby of Mâconas The Father
1993Peak Practiceas Freddie Fairburn
1992Waterlandas Stan Booth
1991The Storyteller: Greek Mythsas Diktys
1990Blue Dolphin - l'avventura continuaas Zio Gerry
1990Cellini: A Violent Lifeas Baccio Bandinelli
1988Down There in the Jungleas Farrow
1987Cry Freedomas 2nd Roadblock Policeman
1987Crossbowas
1986Lovejoyas Barney Waddock
1985Mussolini: The Untold Storyas Tarabella
1985A.D.as Aquila
1983Cook & Peary: The Race to the Poleas Skipper
1983Hearts and Armouras Ferraù
1982Marco Poloas Matteo Polo
1981Raiders of the Lost Arkas Tall Captain
1981The Final Conflictas Brother Antonio
1980Black Angelas Sir Maddox
1980The Day Christ Diedas First Temple Guard
1980S.O.S. Titanicas Officer on Carpathia (uncredited)
1979The Human Factoras Matthew Connolly
1979Minderas Det. Sgt. Bradshaw
1979Meetings with Remarkable Menas
1979Dick Barton: Special Agentas Dick Barton
1978Return of the Saintas Diskett
1977The Professionalsas Frank - Kidnapper
1977Jesus of Nazarethas Andrew
1976The New Avengersas Ivan
1976The XYY Manas Detective
1971A Town Called Bastardas Man (uncredited)
1971Captain Apacheas Snake
1971The Last Valleyas Tub
1969Oh! What a Lovely Waras German Soldier (uncredited)
1968Isadoraas Raymond Duncan
1968The Year of the Sex Olympicsas Nat Mender
1964Theatre 625as Nat Mender

Production