Milo O’Shea
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Rating Distribution
Based on 32 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Barbarella
as Concierge / Durand-Durand
1968
49.3
Romeo and Juliet
as Friar Laurence
1968
49.0
The Verdict
as Judge Hoyle
1982
46.6
The Purple Rose of Cairo
as Father Donnelly
1985
40.3
Only the Lonely
as Doyle
1991
39.3
The Dream Team
as Dr. Newald
1989
34.6
Sacco & Vanzetti
as Fred Moore
1971
32.3
Theatre of Blood
as Inspector Boot
1973
29.5
The Butcher Boy
as Father Sullivan
1998
23.1
Arabian Adventure
as Khasim
1979
20.5
The Matchmaker
as Dermot O'Brien
1997
18.6
Opportunity Knocks
as Max
1990
14.9
Steptoe & Son Ride Again
as Dr. Popplewell
1973
14.0
Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World
as Dr. Jameson
1973
13.5
Arena
as Dr. Duran Duran
1985
6.8
Carry On Cabby
as Len
1963
6.3
Swing Vote
as Justice Harlan Greene
1999
5.6
Broken Vows
as Monsignor Casey
1987
4.0
Ulysses
as Leopold Bloom
1967
2.9
The Playboys
as Freddie
1992
2.5
Percy's Progress
as Dr. Klein
1974
2.4
Loot
as Mr. McLeavy
1970
2.2
Portrait of a Rebel: The Remarkable Mrs. Sanger
as Michael Higgins
1980
2.1
Mystics
as Locky
2003
1.8
A Time for Miracles
1980
1.4
Puckoon
as Sgt. McGillikuddie
2002
1.3
The Angel Levine
as Dr. Arnold Berg
1970
1.1
The Pilot
as Doctor O'Brian
1980
0.8
The Love Ban
as Father Andrew
1973
0.2
Professor Popper's Problems
1974
0.2
Rough for Theatre I
as B
2000
0.1
Once a Hero
as Abner Bevis
1987
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Milo O’Shea
Milo O’Shea has appeared in 32 titles, including 32 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Milo O’Shea's filmography is Carry On Cabby (1963).
The most recent title featuring Milo O’Shea is Mystics (2003).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Milo O’Shea is The Verdict with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Milo O’Shea has been active for approximately 40 years, with credits spanning from 1963 to 2003.
Titles featuring Milo O’Shea currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.4.
The busiest years in Milo O’Shea's career include 1973, 1980, 1968.
