Known For
Acting
Born
Jul 19, 1950
Credits
42 titles
Richard Cordery
Biography
Richard Cordery is an actor. Cordery's television credits include Rumpole of the Bailey, as a prosecution Barrister (Series 5 Episode 6 - 1988), Doc Martin as Dennis Dodds, Whitechapel as George Collier, Garrow's Law as Sir Sampson Wright. He appeared in Midsomer Murders “The Straw Woman” as Dr John Cole in 2004,[2] as Morris Bingham in “The-Made-to Measure Murders” in 2010, and as Atticus Bradley in “The Killings of Copenhagen“ (2014, S16:E5). He played the Duc De Raguse in the 2012 film Les Misérables. In the 2013 film About Time, Cordery played Uncle Desmond, the "sweet but mentally-challenged" uncle of the protagonist Tim. In the fifth season of The Crown, Cordery portrayed Marmaduke Hussey, the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the BBC from 1986 to 1996.
Known For
Filmography
Small Axe
Mr. Croft
Judy
Louis B. Mayer
The Wife
Hal Bowman
Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire
Earl Robert
Mum's List
Bob
The Crown
Duke Hussey
Monochrome
John
Breaking the Bank
Bournville
The Stars Have Aligned
Brilliance
William Trudeau
Social Suicide
Laurence Emerson
Madame Bovary
L'Abbe Bournisien
Roald Dahl's Esio Trot
Mr. Pringle
Mr. Turner
Dinner Guest
The Understudy
Nick
Inside No. 9
Nick
Crossing Lines
Justice
About Time
Uncle D
Les Misérables
Duc De Raguse
Eternal Law
Glorious 39
Vet
Garrow's Law
Sir Sampson Wright
The Falklands Play
Tom Enders
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Tales of Innocence
Laborde
Cause of Death
Walter Brooks
Plotlands
Charles Forster
Midsomer Murders
Dr. John Cole
Backup
Dan Romilley
Bugs
Kavanagh Q.C.
Eric Rawlings
Chef
Waterman
Lorenzo's Oil
Suddaby's Senior Manager
Somewhere to Run
Lawyer
Didn't You Kill My Brother?
Newsreader
The Interrogation of John
Det. Sgt. Stuckey
The Comic Strip Presents...
Newsreader
Shine on Harvey Moon
Councillor Conroy
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Sir Hugh Evans
Will Shakespeare
Henry Condell
Mixed Blessings
Nigel Moggs-Rees
Rumpole of the Bailey
Marcus Griffin Q.C.
Up Pompeii
Centurian (uncredited)