1980'sDuring another decade of demanding theatre work, I managed to make
five films, all shot in United Kingdom. The parts were varied. Working
with John Hurt, Michael Mann, Fred Schepisi and Meryl Streep was
enlightening and encouraged the hope that I might spend more time
discovering more about acting for the screen. — Ian McKellen, August
2000
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| 1988 | SCANDAL Director: Michael Caton-Jones Writer: Michael Thomas Role: John Profumo, M.P. Co-starring: Bridget Fonda, John Hurt, Leslie Phillips, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer
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| 1985 | PLENTY Director: Fred Schepisi Writer: David Hare Role: Sir Andrew Charleson Co-starring: Charles Dance, John Gielgud, Sam Neill, Meryl Streep, Tracey Ullman |
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| 1985 | ZINA Director: Kenneth McMullen Writer: Kenneth McMullen Role: Professor Kronfell Co-starring: Domiziana Giordano Shot on location in London |
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| 1983 | THE KEEP Director: Michael Mann Writer: Michael Mann Role: Dr. Theodore Cuza Co-starring: Gabriel Byrne, Scott Glenn, and Alberta Watson Shot on location in North Wales |
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| 1982 |
LOVING WALTER DIRECTOR: Stephen Frears Screenplay from his novel by David Cook Produced by Central Productions Ltd for Channel Four UK ROLE: Walter Royal Television Society Performer of the Year Co-starring: Sarah Miles Originally produced for television, Walter also screened as two separate films: Walter and June and Loving Walter.
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| 1982 | THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL Director: Clive Donner Screenplay by Bill Bast Produced by London Films / CBS Role: Chauvelin Co-starring: Jane Seymour and Anthony Andrews. (Originally produced for television, and never released theatrically)
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Dates above are shooting dates.
Background images: Kronfell, Cuza, Profumo
