Jack Shepherd
Biography
Jack Shepherd is 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.
Known For
Acting

2007
asMaster

2008
asKuhn

1999
asBill

1981
asBaxter Dawes

2009
asNeville Chamberlain

2002
asPaddy Silver

1992
asBlake

1969
asDwyer

2002
asReferee (Crossing the Line) (archive footage)

1980
asColin

2003
asThomas Boleyn

1992
asPhilip Lomax

1991
asKenneth

1987
asDickie Finn

1969
asSgt Wellbeloved

1994
asPrisoner

1991
asTobias Moszkiewiez

2006
asBert

1977
asRenfield

2005
asSurgeon

1989
as
1976
asPhil Parish - Director

1987
asItzhak Lichtman

1978
as
1974
as
1974
asAntonio Gramsci

1992
asStevens

2014
asHoward

1989
asJoe Marriot

1990
asDCC John Stalker

1988
asTeo

1994
asDysart

2001
asReuben Huckaback

1978
asDes Hardy

1989
asJohann Frink

1991
asPaul Webster

1989
asBrodi

1990
asReferee

1975
as
1975
asDr Pearce

1969
asUnderwater Vicar

2001
asPichon

1991
asMarty Slaughter

2006
asGrandpa

1992
asBertolt Brecht

1973
asWilly Lit

1987
asMaybury

1972
asJoe Pepper

2001
asDI Tony Branch

1998
asDr. Edward Grove

1970
asJack Youngman

1987
asCorker

2019
asEric Weeks

1974
asWallace Pidgeon

1981
asJames van Stanten

1986
asHarry

1990
asDirector of Public Prosecutions

1989
asDoctor Price

1988
asMalcolm Sloman

1978
asH1B
asDetective Superintendent Wycliffe
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asDCC John Stalker
as
as
asBill Brand
asRenfield
as
asJamie
asCharlie
asThomas de Quincey
asRon Maher
asMark Hawkins
asJoe Hoynes
as
asLucifer / Judas / Satan
asWilliam Waite
asRalph Palmer
asMagnus Soane
asGordon
asArthur Banville
asGeneral William Lowe
asMelchior
asReuben Huckaback
asNick
asRudi Bittesch
asDoug Searchbaker
asWallace Pidgeon
asMalcolm Sloman
asPaul
asPC Donnelly
asDet. Constable Leadbetter
asSelf
asGaughin
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