Jack Shepherd
Born: 1940-10-29 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, UK
Died: 2025-11-24
Known For: Acting
Biography
Jack Shepherd was an English actor, playwright, theatre director, saxophone player and jazz pianist, who made his film debut in 1969 with All Neat in Black Stockings and The Virgin Soldiers. He is perhaps best known for his television roles, most notably the title role in detective drama Wycliffe. His daughter Catherine Shepherd is also an actress.
Filmography
2019
- Greed as Eric Weeks
2017
- Fearless as Arthur Banville
2016
- Rebellion as General William Lowe
2014
- Greyhawk as Howard
2013
- The Politician's Husband as Joe Hoynes
2010
- Thorne as Jim Thorne
- The Nativity as Melchior
2009
- Moving On as Charlie
- Into the Storm as Neville Chamberlain
2008
- Fixer
- God on Trial as Kuhn
2007
- The Golden Compass as Master
2006
- The Chase
- The Only Boy for Me as Grandpa
- A Dad for Christmas as Bert
2005
- A Cock and Bull Story as Surgeon
- All About George
- All About George as Gordon
2004
- London as Thomas de Quincey
2003
- The Other Boleyn Girl as Thomas Boleyn
- Boudica as Claudius
2002
- The Jury as Ron Maher
- Man and Boy as Paddy Silver
- Ultimate Fights from the Movies as Referee (Crossing the Line) (archive footage)
2001
- Waking the Dead as Ralph Palmer
- Charlotte Gray as Pichon
- The Martins as DI Tony Branch
- Lorna Doone as Reuben Huckaback
- High Stakes
2000
- Lorna Doone as Reuben Huckaback
1999
- Wonderland as Bill
1998
- The Scarlet Tunic as Dr. Edward Grove
1997
- Midsomer Murders as Magnus Soane
1996
1994
- Wycliffe as Detective Superintendent Wycliffe
- No Escape as Dysart
- Calling the Shots as Nick
- Hope In The Year Two as Prisoner
1993
- In Lambeth ... (Writer)
1992
- Between the Lines
- Blue Ice as Stevens
- Trust Me as Blake
- Tales from Hollywood as Bertolt Brecht
- Blue Black Permanent as Philip Lomax
1991
- Performance as Bertolt Brecht
- Twenty-One as Kenneth
- The Object of Beauty as Marty Slaughter
- A Woman at War as Tobias Moszkiewiez
- Misterioso as Paul Webster
1990
- The Big Man as Referee
- Shoot to Kill as DCC John Stalker
- Shoot to Kill as DCC John Stalker
- Van Gogh as Paul Gaugin
- Crimestrike as Director of Public Prosecutions
1989
- Screen One as Blake
- Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story as Brodi
- The Act as Johann Frink
- The Angry Earth as Doctor Price
- Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage as Joe Marriot
- Nobody Here But Us Chickens
1988
- The Play on One as Malcolm Sloman
- The Party as Malcolm Sloman
- Lights and Shadows as Teo
1987
- Escape from Sobibor as Itzhak Lichtman
- Body Contact as Dickie Finn
- Scoop as Corker
- The Hospice as Maybury
1986
- ScreenPlay as Johann Frink
- Lovejoy as Jamie
- Hard Travelling as Harry
1985
- Screen Two as Harry
- The Mysteries as Lucifer / Judas / Satan
1981
- Clapperclaw ... (Writer)
- Sons and Lovers as Baxter Dawes
- A Room for the Winter as James van Stanten
1980
- The Unborn as Colin
1978
- Scorpion Tales as Mark Hawkins
- Mr and Mrs Bureaucrat as H1B
- Two Days That Shook the Branch as Des Hardy
- Nina
1977
- BBC2 Play of the Week as H1B
- Count Dracula as Renfield
- Count Dracula as Renfield
1976
- Bill Brand as Bill Brand
- Red Letter Day as Phil Parish - Director
- Ready When You Are, Mr McGill as Phil Parish - Director
1975
- The Girls of Slender Means as Rudi Bittesch
- A Pint of Plain
- Through the Night as Dr Pearce
1974
- Playhouse as Colin Brent
- Churchill's People as Cornet Henry Denne
- Occupations as Antonio Gramsci
- All Good Men
- Pidgeon – Hawk or Dove? as Wallace Pidgeon
- The Actual Woman ... (Writer)
1973
- Orson Welles' Great Mysteries as David Belcito
- Second City Firsts as Gordon
- The Ballad of Ben Bagot as Willy Lit
1972
- Full House as Actor in Sketches
- Something to Hide as Joe Pepper
1971
- Budgie as PC Donnelly
1970
- Play for Today as William Waite
- Roll On Four O'Clock as Jack Youngman
1969
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre as Jack Youngman
- Plays of Today as Weaver
- The Bed Sitting Room as Underwater Vicar
- The Virgin Soldiers as Sgt Wellbeloved
- All Neat in Black Stockings as Dwyer
- World in Ferment as Doug Searchbaker
1967
- Omnibus as Self
- ITV Playhouse as Tommy Smith
- Trapped as Webber
1965
- Thirty-Minute Theatre as 'Wing Nut' Williams