Philip McGough – Welsh actor, born 1950/51 in Penygraig, Wales. Trained as a monk from ages 14 to 26 before turning to acting. His film credits include M. Butterfly (1993) as Prosecution Attorney, Les Misérables (1998) as the Judge, Don't Go Breaking My Heart (1999) as Douglas, The Emperor's New Clothes (2001) as the English Tourist, and The Illusionist (2006) as Dr. Hofzinser. On television he appeared in Doctor Who (1984) as Sgt. Calder, The Monocled Mutineer (1986) as Edwin Woodhall, Only Fools and Horses (1989) as Arnie, Sharpe's Gold (1995) as Provost Marshal, Bad Girls (2000–2005) as Dr. Malcolm Nicholson across 28 episodes, Midsomer Murders (2005) as Geoffrey, and Doctors (2010) as Dr. Charlie Bradfield, for which he was nominated for Villain of the Year at the 2010 British Soap Awards.
The Illusionist
(Dr. Hofzinser)
M. Butterfly
(Prosecution Attorney)
Bostock's Cup
(Nick Barber)
Ends and Means
Wilderness
(Marcus)
The Fool
(Mr. Croker)
Resnick: Rough Treatment
(Harold Roy)
Don't Go Breaking My Heart
(Douglas)
The Emperor's New Clothes
(English Tourist)
Canoe Man
(Journalist)
Plain Jane
(Mayor)
Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks
(Sergeant Calder)
Sweet as You Are
(Tony)
Forever Young
(Ian)
Bosses From Hell
Only Looking
(Derek)
Number 27
(Quentin Gilbey)
Teams from Hell
Colleagues From Hell
Sharpe's Gold
(Provost Marshal)
Only Fools and Horses
(Arnie)
Doctor Who
(Sergeant Calder)
The Monocled Mutineer
French Fields
(Monsieur Dax)
Bad Girls
(Dr. Nicholson)
Bad Girls
(Dr Nicholson)
Wilderness
(Marcus)
Minder
(Collins)
Jonathan Creek
(Sam Brickman)
Van der Valk
(Bertus)
Muck and Brass
Eye of the Storm
(Henry Pryce)
Bugs
(Lennox)
Midsomer Murders
(Geoffrey)
Nightingales
(Mr. Benson)
Out
(Pete)
Hamish Macbeth
(George Standish)
The Chief
(Bostock)
The Bench
(Peter Mansell)
Wilde Alliance
(Ben)
In Sickness and in Health
(Dr. Becker)
Look at the State We're In!
(Businessman)
Centre Play
(Derek)
Diana
(Simon)
Sharpe
(Provost Marshal)
Screen Two
(Tony)
Bottle Boys
(Boule Player)
A Sense of Guilt
(Carey Hinde)