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Bill Paterson

Birthdate:
Place of birth: Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
Current Interest
1.9
▼ 0.2
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive28 (38%)
Mixed42 (58%)
Negative3 (4%)
Based on 73 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
The Witches
as Mr Jenkins
1990
15.7
The Killing Fields
as Dr. MacEntire
1984
14.6
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
as Henry Salt
1988
13.9
Sunshine
as Minister of Justice
1999
12.5
Spice World
as Brian
1997
10.6
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
as Richard Young
2008
10.0
Ladies First
as Louis
2026
10.0
Hilary and Jackie
as Cello Teacher
1998
9.1
The Return of the Musketeers
as Charles I
1989
7.0
Dad's Army
as Private Frazer
2016
5.7
Love Sarah
as Felix
2020
4.8
The Rachel Papers
as Gordon Highway
1989
4.4
Chaplin
as Stage Manager
1992
4.1
Rebecca
as Dr. Baker
2020
3.8
High-Rise
as Mercer
2015
3.6
Truly Madly Deeply
as Sandy
1991
3.6
Richard III
as Sir Richard Ratcliffe
1995
3.5
Miss Potter
as Rupert Potter
2006
3.3
Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
as Gordon Burstead
2018
2.7
Defence of the Realm
as Jack Macleod
1986
2.7
Amazing Grace
as Lord Dundas
2006
2.4
The Man Who Invented Christmas
as Mr. Grimsby
2017
2.1
Little Dorrit
as Mr. Meagles
2008
1.9
Just Ask for Diamond
as Chief Inspector Snape
1988
1.7
The Colour Room
as Gordon Forsythe
2021
1.5
Bright Young Things
as Sir James Brown
2003
1.4
Into the Storm
as Clement Attlee
2009
1.3
Creation
as Dr. Gully
2009
1.1
Arthur's Whisky
as Henry
2024
1.0
Crush
as Gerald
2002
0.7
Comfort and Joy
as Alan
1984
0.7
The Object of Beauty
as Victor Swayle
1991
0.5
A Private Function
as Wormold
1984
0.5
Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars
as Dr Watson
2007
0.5
Othello
as Sinclair Carver
2001
0.5
Behind Bars
as Narrator
2001
0.4
The Match
as Tommy
1999
0.3
The Ploughman's Lunch
as Lecturer
1983
0.3
Spanish Flu: The Forgotten Fallen
as Dr James Niven
2009
0.2
The Writing on the Wall
as Bull
1996
0.2
Dutch Girls
as Mr Mole
1985
0.2
The Vote
as Simon Featherstone
2015
0.2
The Madness and Misadventures of Munchausen
as Self - 'Henry Salt'
2008
0.2
The Man who Crossed Hitler
as Kurt Ohnesorge
2011
0.1
Wonderdate
as Kolodon
2018
0.1
A War on Science
as Narrator (voice)
2006
0.1
Churchill's Secret
as Lord Moran
2016
0.1
Complicity
as Wallace Byatt
2000
0.1
Victory
as Capt. Davidson
1996
0.1
1929: The Great Crash
as Narrator
2009
0.1
Hidden City
as Anthony
1987
0.1
Intervention
as Dr. Martin
2007
0.1
Rag Tale
as Tulloch 'Lucky' Lloyd
2005
0.1
Home Road Movies
as Father
2002
0.1
Fast Freddie, the Widow and Me
as Judge Underwood
2011
0.1
The List
as Reg Troughton
2013
0.1
Friendship's Death
as Sullivan
1987
0.1
Hard Times
as Stephen Blackpool
1994
0.1
The Whistle-Blower
as D.I. Neil Sleightholme
2001
0.1
Fascism in Colour
as Narrator (voice)
2006
0.1
The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil
as Various
1974
0.1
Lie with Me
as DCI Collman
2004
0.1
Danielle Cable: Eyewitness
as DI Nick Biddiss
2003
0.1
Hitler on Trial: The Truth Behind the Story
2015
0.1
The Entity
2002
0.1
Marionette
as Dr. Mandelbaum
2020
0.1
The Man Who Lives with Bears
as Self - Narrator (voice)
2008
0.1
Ghosts in the Machine
as Himself
2009
0.1
Children of the Wicker Man
as Self
2024
0.1
The House Was Not Hungry Then
as Father
2025
0.1
Gone Fishing
as Old Bill
2008
0.1
Wives and Daughters
as Mr Gibson
1999
0.1
Doctor Zhivago
as Alexander Gromyko
2002
0.1
Sea of Souls
as Dr. Douglas Monaghan
2004
0.1

Frequently Asked Questions About Bill Paterson

Bill Paterson has appeared in 74 titles, including 70 movies and 4 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Bill Paterson's filmography is The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil (1974).
The most recent title featuring Bill Paterson is Ladies First (2026).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Bill Paterson is The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil with an IMDb rating of 8.7.
Bill Paterson has been active for approximately 52 years, with credits spanning from 1974 to 2026.
Titles featuring Bill Paterson currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Bill Paterson's career include 2008, 2009, 2002.