Cast & creator
Gary Bond
Best known for Great Performances, The Avengers, The Wednesday Play
Gary Bond was an English actor who primarily starred in theatre productions, but occasionally made appearances in film and television.
Also known as: Gary James Bond
Movies
8
film credits
Series
28
television credits
Career
36
1956–2000 · acting roles
Credit score
6.7
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Known for
Across film & television
Filmography (36)
Showing 36 of 36 credits
Series
★ 6.1
Great Performances
John Worthing
1971
Series
★ 7.8
The Avengers
Proctor
1961
Series
★ 5.2
The Wednesday Play
James Nash
1964
Series
★ 6.9
Hart to Hart
Arthur Lovejoy
1979
Series
★ 6.7
Tales of the Unexpected
Max de Marechal
1979
Series
★ 5.2
BBC Play of the Month
Walter Langer
1965Series
★ 5.2
BBC Play of the Month
Rex Linden
1965
Series
★ 7.0
ITV Playhouse
Julien
1967Series
★ 7.0
ITV Playhouse
Max
1967
Series
★ 7.2
Theatre 625
Robert Matthews
1964
Series
★ 7.0
Bergerac
Tony Hubbard
1981
Series
★ 4.2
Thirty-Minute Theatre
Simon
1965
Series
★ 4.8
No Hiding Place
1959S
Series
★ 8.0
Story Parade
Tony Cox
1964
Series
★ 8.2
The Main Chance
Robert Gordon
1969Series
★ 8.2
The Main Chance
Andrew Retford
1969
Series
★ 5.9
VanDread
2000
Series
★ 7.1
Hammer House of Horror
Terence Morton
1980T
Series
★ 5.0
The Sunday Drama
Paul Schippel
1977
Series
★ 8.0
Redcap
Brian Staples
1964
Series
★ 7.3
Lytton's Diary
Dan Hinton
1985B
Series
★ 7.0
Blackmail
Paul
1965
Series
★ 7.0
Affairs of the Heart
Robert Merton
1974
Series
★ 6.5
Hannay
1988
Series
★ 6.0
Armchair Theatre
Cpl. Halliday
1956L
Series
★ 9.0
Love and Marriage
Tom Webber
1984
Movie
★ 7.4
Zulu
Pvt. Cole
1964
Movie
★ 7.2
Anne of the Thousand Days
Smeaton
1969
Series
★ 8.0
Great Expectations
Pip
1967
Movie
★ 7.2
Wake in Fright
John Grant
1971E
Series
Escape
Daley
1967J
Movie
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Joseph
1972T
Movie
The Education of Corporal Halliday
Cpl. Halliday
1967
Movie
The Duchess of Malfi
Antonio Bologna
1972
Movie
★ 5.0
Growing Pains
Terence
1980T
Movie
The Importance of Being Earnest
John Worthing
1981