Acting

William Hoyland

Born 1943-01-01 · Edgbaston, Birmingham, England, UK

Died 2017-01-01

William Hoyland was born in 1943 in Edgbaston, Birmingham, England. He was an actor, known for Hellboy (2004), For Your Eyes Only (1981) and Gandhi (1982). He was married to Carole De Jong. He died in July 2017 in the UK

Credits

Newest first

Man in an Orange Shirt
as Headmaster
2017
Call the Midwife
as Dr. Godfrey
2012
A Mighty Heart
as John Bauman
2007
Scoop
as Butler
2006
Life on Mars
as Superintendent Rathbone
2006
Hunt for Justice
as Judge Manet
2005
The Thick of It
as Lord Goolding
2005
Hellboy
as General Klaus Werner von Krupt
2004
Henry VIII
as Lawyer
2003
Dead Gorgeous
as Senior Civil Servant
2002
Plain Jane
as Rev Barlow
2002
The Jury
as Hector
2002
Tube Tales
as Suicide Victim (segment "My Father The Liar")
1999
All the King's Men
as Lt. Col Proctor Beauchamp
1999
Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon
as Police Sergeant
1998
Half the Picture
as John Major / Paul Henderson
1996
Our Friends in the North
as Commander Arthur Fieldson
1996
A Very Open Prison
as Arthur Hare
1995
Bugs
as Taska
1995
Die Kinder
as Mark
1990
Diamond Skulls
as Inspector Orchard
1990
Resurrected
as Captain Sinclair
1989
Hidden City
1987
Yesterday's Dreams
as Mr. Timmins
1987
Ladies in Charge
as Doctor
1986
Birth of a Nation
as Mr James
1983
Tales Out of School
as Mr James
1983
Return of the Jedi
as Imperial Commander (uncredited)
1983
Gandhi
as Adjutant
1982
For Your Eyes Only
as McGregor
1981
Edward and Mrs Simpson
as Lord Perry Brownlow
1978
Edward & Mrs. Simpson
as Lord Perry Brownlow
1978
All Creatures Great and Small
as Mr. Blenkinsopp
1978
A Choice of Evils
as Volponi's Secretary
1977
The Duchess of Duke Street
as Captain Roger Mason
1976
Ready When You Are, Mr McGill
as Bernard
1976
Kill Two Birds
as Turner
1975
Sunset Across the Bay
as Doctor
1975
The Love School
as Doctor
1975
Second City Firsts
as Peter Mitchell
1973
Blooming Youth
as Chris Green
1973
Away from It All
as Dinner Guest
1973
On Reflection: B.S. Johnson on Dr. Samuel Johnson
1972
Not Counting the Savages
1972
The Ragman's Daughter
as Borstal Barber
1972
Skinflicker
as Georgie
1972
Poem
as voiceover
1971
Budgie
as Douglas Hardisty
1971
Assault
as Chemist in Hospital
1971
Paradigm
as Man
1969
The Unfortunates
1969
You're Human Like the Rest of Them
as Haakon
1967