Roger Barclay
Roger Barclay is an actor. Barclay initially trained for the Army at Sandhurst Military Academy before winning an acting scholarship to the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Whilst he was a student there that he gained his first acting role in the 1995 television adaptation of 'Pride and Prejudice'. He has subsequently worked on both sides of the Atlantic and was accepted as an Emmy Academy member after his nomination for best supporting actor in 'Secret Diary of a Call-Girl.
Birds of Paradise
(Lucien Durand)
Distance
H Positive
(Mark)
Johnny English Reborn
(Agent Two)
A Very British Sex Scandal
(Stan)
The Undertaker
(Finlay)
Starve Acre
(Dr. Monk)
Macbeth's Disciple
(Macbeth)
The Mark of Cain
(Adjutant)
The Snowman
(Arve Støp's Aide)
Johnny English Strikes Again
(Sebastian Lynch)
Diana & Me
(Richard)
Sugar Rush
(Welcome Man)
Monarch of the Glen
(Jenkins)
Hex
Midsomer Murders
(Alexander Beauvoisin)
Pride and Prejudice
(Capt. Carter)
Judge John Deed
Secret Diary of a Call Girl
(David)
Delicious
(Maître D')
Legends
(William Graves)
Patrick Melrose
(Doctor Fenelon)
The Bay
(Councillor Hesketh)
The Bay
(Councillor Brian Hesketh)
Man Down
Broken News
(Mitchell Oatis - Aronovitz)
Jo
Life Begins
(Bob)
Blackbeard
(Lt. Maynard)
House of Anubis
(Rufus Zeno)
The Lovers
(Sir Rupert Greenwood)
A Spy Among Friends
(John Profumo)
Star Wars: Andor
(Captain Elk)
This Town
(Lieutenant Colonel Harley)
Torchwood
(Goodson)
Father Brown
(Jasper Granford)
Carnival Row
(Winshaw)
Agatha Raisin
(Major Nigel Findlay)
Industry
(Otto Mostyn)