Terence Rigby

Terence Rigby was born on Jan 02, 1937 in UK. Terence Rigby's big-screen debut came with Accident directed by Joseph Losey in 1967, strarring Plain Clothed Policeman. Terence Rigby is known for Our Friends in the North directed by Simon Cellan Jones, Christopher Eccleston stars as Nicky Hutchinson and Mark Strong as Tosker Cox. The most recent award Terence Rigby achieved is Clarence Derwent Awards. The upcoming new movie Terence Rigby plays is Flick which will be released on Apr 04, 2008.

He appeared on Broadway in Peter Hall's production of 'The Homecoming' then had a 21 year association with The National Theatre appearing in 'State of the Revolution', 'Waiting For Godot', 'Macbeth', 'The Cherry Orchard' 'Richard III and won The Terence Derwent Award for his performance as Dr Relling in 'The Wild Duck'. His television work includes P.C. Snow in 'Softly Softly', 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, 'Edward and Mrs. Simpson', 'The Biederbeck Affair', 'Lovejoy' and 'Our Friends in the North'. while films include 'Get Carter', 'The Dogs of War', 'Scandal' and 'Funny Bones'.