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Tony Doyle

Tony Doyle

Known for: Actor
Born: 21 July 1935, Ballyfarnon, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
Died: 28 January 2000
Credits: 60+ titles

Tony Doyle was an Irish television and film actor best known for his roles in the BBC TV drama series Ballykissangel and Between the Lines.

Filmography

A Love Divided
A Love Divided
1999
Amongst Women
Amongst Women
1998 · as Moran
I Went Down
I Went Down
1997 · as Tom French
Ballykissangel
Ballykissangel
1996 · as Brian Quigley
Castles
1995 · as James Castle
Circle of Friends
Circle of Friends
1995 · as Dr. Foley
Band of Gold
Band of Gold
1995 · as George Ferguson
Headhunters
1994 · as Bob McCauley
Circles of Deceit
1993 · as Graham
Love Lies Bleeding
Love Lies Bleeding
1993 · as Geordie Wilson
Peak Practice
Peak Practice
1993 · as Bob Massey
Damage
Damage
1992 · as Prime Minister
You, Me & Marley
You, Me & Marley
1992 · as Police Inspector
Hostages
Hostages
1992 · as Badraig Murphy
Between the Lines
Between the Lines
1992 · as Chief Supt. John Deakin
Firm Friends
Firm Friends
1992 · as Michael Gutteridge
Maigret
Maigret
1992
The Treaty
The Treaty
1991 · as Arthur Griffith
Children of the North
Children of the North
1991 · as John Axton
Arise and Go Now
Arise and Go Now
1991 · as The Chief
Adventures in Dinosaur City
Adventures in Dinosaur City
1991 · as Rex
Murder in Eden
Murder in Eden
1991 · as Tim Roarty
Secret Friends
Secret Friends
1991 · as Martin
Who Bombed Birmingham?
Who Bombed Birmingham?
1990 · as Richard Ferguson QC
Pride and Extreme Prejudice
Pride and Extreme Prejudice
1990 · as Hoffman
Stay Lucky
Stay Lucky
1989
The Nightwatch
The Nightwatch
1989 · as John Healey
The Hen House
The Hen House
1989 · as McCloskey
Here Is the News
Here Is the News
1989 · as Editor
Shadow of the Noose
Shadow of the Noose
1989 · as Thorn Drury
Crossfire
Crossfire
1988 · as Donal McCarthy
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers
1988 · as Narrator (voice)
The Venus de Milo Instead
The Venus de Milo Instead
1987 · as Courier
Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair
1987 · as Major O'Dowd
Devil's Paradise
Devil's Paradise
1987 · as Quinn
Nobody Here Knows
Nobody Here Knows
1986 · as Tony
ScreenPlay
ScreenPlay
1986 · as McCloskey
Eat the Peach
Eat the Peach
1986 · as Sean Murtagh
Frankie and Johnnie
Frankie and Johnnie
1986 · as Hank
Boon
Boon
1986
My Brother Jonathan
My Brother Jonathan
1985 · as John Morse
Screen Two
Screen Two
1985 · as Hank
Travelling Man
Travelling Man
1984 · as Len Martin
The Lonelyhearts Kid
1984 · as Priest
Moving on the Edge
Moving on the Edge
1984 · as Hugo
A Woman Calling
1984 · as Professor Broderick
Macbeth
Macbeth
1983 · as Macduff
Taggart
Taggart
1983
Walter and June
Walter and June
1983 · as Clive
Soft Targets
Soft Targets
1982 · as Kirby
Who Dares Wins
Who Dares Wins
1982 · as Col. Hadley
Loophole
Loophole
1981 · as Nolan
The Sin Bin
The Sin Bin
1981 · as Eddie Peters
Beloved Enemy
Beloved Enemy
1981 · as Blake
Murphy's Stroke
Murphy's Stroke
1980 · as Darrer
The Enigma Files
The Enigma Files
1980 · as Det. Chief Inspector Lowson
The Long March
The Long March
1980 · as Fergus Sloan
Minder
Minder
1979 · as Irishman
The Aphrodite Inheritance
The Aphrodite Inheritance
1979 · as Martin Preece
Stronger Than the Sun
Stronger Than the Sun
1978 · as London Journalist

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