Hugh Fraser
Current Interest
1.4
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 30 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Patriot Games
as Watkins
1992
54.4
101 Dalmatians
as Frederick
1996
54.2
The Duellists
as Officer
1977
46.5
Firefox
as Police Inspector Tortyev
1982
41.6
The Ritz
as Disc Jockey
1976
37.1
Hanover Street
as Capt. Harold Lester
1979
34.8
The Lost Battalion
as General DeCoppet
2001
28.6
The Man in the Iron Mask
as Montfleury
1977
26.1
The Draughtsman's Contract
as Mr. Talmann
1982
25.0
Sharpe's Waterloo
as Duke of Wellington
1997
18.0
Sharpe's Enemy
as Lord Wellington
1994
17.7
Crystal Skulls
as John Sr.
2014
13.6
Sharpe's Honour
as Lord Wellington
1994
11.1
Sharpe's Company
as Lord Wellington
1994
9.4
Sharpe's Gold
as Lord Wellington
1995
8.8
Jackboots on Whitehall
as BBC Newsreader/ Gaston (voice)
2010
8.1
Lorna Doone
as King James II
1990
7.8
Sharpe's Challenge
as Wellington
2006
7.5
Edward & Mrs. Simpson
as Anthony Eden
1978
7.0
Sharpe's Siege
as Lord Wellington
1996
4.0
Sharpe's Mission
as Lord Wellington
1996
3.3
Sharpe's Battle
as Wellington
1995
1.7
A Very Social Secretary
as Stephen Quinn
2005
1.6
The Haunted Hotel
as Tim ("40 Years")
2021
1.5
Lawrence After Arabia
as Lord Allenby
2020
1.4
The Stars Have Aligned
2016
0.6
Jack the Ripper
as Sir Charles Warren
1988
0.6
The Baby Juice Express
as Arthur Burnett CBE
2004
0.3
The Insurance Man
as Culick
1986
0.3
Deviation
as -
1971
0.2
Chaos and Cadavers
as Mr Fraser
2003
0.1Hands
as Geoff
1980
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Hugh Fraser
Hugh Fraser has appeared in 32 titles, including 31 movies and 1 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Hugh Fraser's filmography is Deviation (1971).
The most recent title featuring Hugh Fraser is The Haunted Hotel (2021).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Hugh Fraser is Sharpe's Waterloo with an IMDb rating of 7.9.
Hugh Fraser has been active for approximately 50 years, with credits spanning from 1971 to 2021.
Titles featuring Hugh Fraser currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Hugh Fraser's career include 1994, 1996, 1977.
