Nigel Havers
Birthdate
November 6, 1951 (72 years old)
Place of Birth
Edmonton, Middlesex, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Details
Birthdate
November 6, 1951 (72 years old)
Place of Birth
Edmonton, Middlesex, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Biography
ENigel Allan Havers (born 6 November 1951) is an English actor. He is probably best known for his BAFTA-nominated role as Lord Andrew Lindsay in the 1981 British film Chariots of Fire, and for his role as Dr. Tom Latimer in the British TV comedy series Don't Wait Up. He portrayed the role of Lewis Archer in Coronation Street from 2009 to 2010.
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Nigel Havers's LGBTQ+ Titles
Coming Out
Richie
Acting (105)
A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story (4 episodes)
2024
The Gentlemen as Lord Whitecroft (2 episodes)
2023
The Vintage French Farmhouse as Narrator (20 episodes)
2021
Finding Alice as Roger (6 episodes)
2020
Michael McIntyre's The Wheel as Self - Expert (2 episodes)
2020
Agatha Christie: 100 Years of Poirot and Miss Marple as Self - Narrator (voice)
2020
All Creatures Great & Small as General Ransom (1 episode)
2020
The Bidding Room as Self - Presenter (125 episodes)
2020
Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration as Self
2019
The Cockfields as Larry (3 episodes)
2019
Celebrity Gogglebox as Self (2 episodes)
2019
Posh Hotels with Sally & Nigel as Self (4 episodes)
2017
Murder on the Blackpool Express as Doc
2017
Timewasters as Dr. Eugene Braithwaite (1 episode)
2017
All Round to Mrs. Brown's as Nigel Havers (1 episode)
2016
Trouser Bar as (uncredited)
2014
Brian Pern: A Life in Rock as Tony Pebblé (9 episodes)
2012
Tales of Television Centre
2011
Celebrity Antiques Road Trip as Self - Participant (1 episode)
2011
Rupture: A Matter of Life OR Death as Narrator (voice)
2009
Lunch Monkeys (12 episodes)
2007
The Alan Titchmarsh Show as Self (2 episodes)
2007
That's What I Call Television (1 episode)
2007
Would I Lie to You? as Self (1 episode)
2007
Benidorm as Stanley Keen (1 episode)
2006
Brothers and Sisters as Roger Grant (6 episodes)
2006
The One Show as Self (1 episode)
2006
Penelope as Mr. Vanderman
2005
The Friday Night Project (1 episode)
2004
Who Do You Think You Are? as Self (1 episode)
2004
The Life and Death of Peter Sellers as David Niven
2003
Grumpy Old Men as Self (14 episodes)
2003
Little Britain (1 episode)
2002
Best Ever Bond as Self
2002
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! as Self (1 episode)
2002
Born and Bred as Henry Williamson (10 episodes)
2002
Manchild as Terry (15 episodes)
2001
The Gentleman Thief as A J Raffles
2001
Murder in Mind as Nicholas Chadwick QC (1 episode)
1999
Paradise Lost as Hofstadter
1999
It's Only TV But I Like It as Self (1 episode)
1997
The Heart Surgeon as Dr. Alex Marsden (2 episodes)
1997
The Heart Surgeon as Dr. Alex Marsden
1997
Midsomer Murders as Andrew Wilder (1 episode)
1997
Bridge of Time as Halek
1996
Element of Doubt as Richard
1996
An Audience with Freddie Starr
1995
Liz: The Elizabeth Taylor Story as Michael Wilding (2 episodes)
1995
Chiller (5 episodes)
1995
Dangerfield as Dr. Jonathan Paige (24 episodes)
1995
The Glass Virgin as Edmund Lagrange (3 episodes)
1994
The Burning Season as Steven Kaye
1994
Room 101 as Self (2 episodes)
1994
Lie Down with Lions as Peter Husak
1992
Terry Wogan's Friday Night as Self (1 episode)
1991
Murder Most Horrid as Harvey Stafford (1 episode)
1991
A Perfect Hero as Hugh Fleming (6 episodes)
1991
Sleepers as Jeremy Coward (4 episodes)
1991
Sleepers as Jeremy Coward/Sergei Rublev
1990
Quiet Days in Clichy as Alfred Perlès
1989
Farewell to the King as Capt. Fairbourne
1989
A Bit of Fry & Laurie (1 episode)
1987
Empire of the Sun as Dr. Rawlins
1987
The Charmer (6 episodes)
1987
The Death of the Heart as Thomas Quayne
1986
The Whistle Blower as Robert "Bob" Jones
1986
Hold the Dream as Jim Fairley (4 episodes)
1985
Bon Voyage as Roddy Buchanan
1985
Burke & Wills as William John Wills
1985
Combat as Clement
1984
A Passage to India as Ronny Heaslop
1983
Don't Wait Up (39 episodes)
1982
Soft Targets as Harman
1982
Nancy Astor as Bobby Shaw (9 episodes)
1981
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years (8 episodes)
1981
Chariots of Fire as Lord Andrew Lindsay
1981
Unity as Philip Colindale
1979
Birth of the Beatles as George Martin
1979
Coming Out as Richie
1979
Tales of the Unexpected as Miller (1 episode)
1978
A Horseman Riding By (13 episodes)
1978
Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? as Counterman
1978
An Englishman's Castle as Mark Ingram (3 episodes)
1978
Pennies from Heaven as Conrad Baker (6 episodes)
1978
Full Circle as Estate Agent
1978
An Audience with... as Himself (1 episode)
1977
Nicholas Nickleby as Nicholas Nickleby (6 episodes)
1976
Victorian Scandals (1 episode)
1976
French Without Tears as Kenneth Lake
1976
The Glittering Prizes (6 episodes)
1975
Rumpole of the Bailey (1 episode)
1975
Angels (1 episode)
1975
The Next Voice You See
1975
Edward the Seventh as Frederick Crichton (1 episode)
1975
Susan as Jim
1973
Thriller as Ludovic Bates (1 episode)
1972
Crown Court (1 episode)
1972
Crown Court as Bernard Crittenden (3 episodes)
1972
Pope Joan as Young Monk
1972
The Black Arrow as Roger (4 episodes)
1971
Upstairs, Downstairs as Peter Dinmont (1 episode)
1970
Play for Today (1 episode)
1970
Play for Today as Harman (1 episode)
1970
Edward II as Soldier/ Attendant
1960
Coronation Street as Lewis Archer (674 episodes)
Directing (1)
2003
The Afternoon Play (1 episode)
• Director (1 episode)