Harry Fielder
Biography
Henry Arthur Fielder (26 April 1940 – 6 February 2021), sometimes credited as Harry H. Fielder or Harry Aitch Fielder, was an English actor who worked extensively in British film and television from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Fielder was born in Islington, London. He appeared as an extra in many American films due to filming taking place partly or entirely in Britain. His film credits include Oliver!, Star Wars: A New Hope, McVicar, and Highlander.
He appeared as an extra in a wide range of TV shows including Doctor Who, Blake's 7, Shoestring, The Sweeney, Minder and The Professionals.
Fielder co-presented CBTV, a Thames TV programme for younger viewers, in the 1980s where he played the Security Guard, Harry, who Jim Sweeney and Steve Steen would have to sneak past at the gates of Teddington Studios.
Known For
Acting
1977
asDeath Star Trooper (uncredited)
1985
asThug
1971
asSoldier / Blackbird (uncredited)
1971
asGentleman (uncredited)
1984
asMan at Docks (uncredited)
1976
asMan in Field
1969
asVillager (uncredited)
1972
asFlunky (uncredited)
1972
asAngry Man in Crowd (uncredited)
1968
asSoldier at Castle (uncredited)
1979
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1985
asCircus Man
1976
asGuard
1975
asPasserby near Tower Bridge (uncredited)
1969
asSoldier (uncredited)
1969
asServant (uncredited)
1995
asBearded Villager (uncredited)
1971
asGerman Submarine Crewman (uncredited)
1976
asMotorbike Outrider (uncredited)
1984
asMan in Street (uncredited)
1969
asSoldier (uncredited)
1980
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1996
asPasserby (uncredited)
1996
asMan with Beard (uncredited)
1986
asHospital Guard (uncredited)
1986
asTombola Man (uncredited)
1978
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1976
asCustomer (uncredited)
1977
asUSS Wayne Crewmember (uncredited)
1973
asSupporting Artist (uncredited)
1967
asCowboy at Barndance (uncredited)
1968
asMoonwalker (uncredited)
1971
asRussian (uncredited)
1981
asGerman (uncredited)
1980
asAitch
1984
asGerman Guard (uncredited)
1955
asThe Pianist
1980
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1979
asGuard
1971
asThug on Boat (uncredited)
1972
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1968
asSoldier (Uncredited)
1980
asPoliceman
1979
asPromoter (uncredited)
1981
asFighting Man
1967
asSoldier (uncredited)
1971
asCustomer
1996
asCar Driver (uncredited)
1984
asGuard (uncredited)
1970
asHippy at Roundhouse (uncredited)
1980
asSpecial Branch Detective
1968
asGerman Soldier (uncredited)
1979
asServant (uncredited)
1983
asRuffian
1997
asPoliceman (uncredited)
1987
asPoliceman
1981
asCop (uncredited)
1971
asPillager (uncredited)
1972
asCovent Garden Lorry Driver (uncredited)
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asBouncer 2
asPoliceman (uncredited)
as
asHans Vogel
as
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asBig Man
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asGuard
asSupporting Artist (uncredited)
asMarket man
asSupporting Artist (uncredited)
asGuard
asMaurice
asGoalkeeper
asRuffian
asSecurityman (uncredited)
asJury Member (uncredited)
asAccused Man (uncredited)
asSecond Punter
asHenchman (uncredited)
asCar Salesman (uncredited)
asSmart gent passerby (uncredited)
asTough Man (uncredited)
asWinchester Club Patron (uncredited)
asWedding Guest (uncredited)
asWinchester Patron (uncredited)
asPC with Drootin (uncredited)
asSurvey Team Member (uncredited)
asHeavy at Rail Station (uncredited)
asHeavy (uncredited)
asMarksman (uncredited)
asLaundry Van Driver (uncredited)
asCommand Center Technician (uncredited)
asSecurity Guard George (uncredited)
asSecurity Guard (uncredited)
asMedic (uncredited)
asGerry (uncredited)
asTransit Driver (uncredited)
asDriver (uncredited)
asKidnapped Security Guard (uncredited)
asDetective (uncredited)
asMuseum Visitor (uncredited)
asAgent / Guard (uncredited)
asKeith Brogan
asTechnician (uncredited)
asGorillagram
Production
Crew
1968
as1971
asDirecting
