Chris Sanders

Biography

Sander's career begins in the 1970s with main characters in series The Siege of Golden Hill (1975) and A Bunch of Fives (1977). During the first half of the 1980s, he only could work as a recurring character in another TV series, Angels (1982), and then work in a minor role in TV movie Monsignor Quixote, starring Alec Guinness. Sanders acted then in guest appearances for the rest of the 1980s, and in minor roles in movies like Dead Lucky and Bellman and True. Sanders worked on non-blockbuster movies, including TV Witchcraft, and making guest appearances in different TV series, of which is of notice Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean. In 1999, Sanders voiced Neimoidian lieutenant Daultay Dofine for The Phantom Menace; however, Dofine's character would be played by a different actor on-screen,Alan Ruscoe who also played Bib Fortuna and Plo Koon. On the same year, Sanders played another voice for Disney's TV movie Tarzan (also featuring Brian Blessed). For Tarzan, Sanders voiced a baby baboon. Since then, Sanders seems to have returned to his usual guest appearances for TV, as he did in Two Thousand Acres of Sky.

Known For

Love and Death

Acting

1974

The Changeling

as

Servant

1988

Dead Lucky

as

Landlord

1977

Blasphemy at the Old Bailey

as

Foreman of the Jury

1999

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace

as

Daultay Dofine (voice)

1983

Atlantis

as

Trevor

1975

Funny Farm

as

1975

Love and Death

as

Joseph

Peak Practice

as

Derek

EastEnders

as

Mr Fenwick

Minder

as

Phil

Minder

as

Luigi

Heartbeat

as

Dino

As Time Goes By

as

Enrico

Howards' Way

as

Alvarez

Worzel Gummidge

as

Fisherman

Mr. Bean

as

Butcher

Anything More Would Be Greedy

as

The Chief

as

Sgt. Price

A Bunch of Fives

as

Mr. Buck

Rumpole of the Bailey

as

Gerald

Production

Crew

Directing