ACTOR · FROM AUCHINLECK, SCOTLAND
Tom Watson
1932–200160 credits since 1958
GrittyTenseWhimsicalFeel goodUplifting
ABOUT TOM
Tom Watson was born on March 21, 1932 in Auchinleck, Strathclyde, Scotland as Thomas Welsh Watson. He was an actor, known for The Winter Guest (1997), Cardiac Arrest (1994) and Another Time, Another Place (1983). He was married to Joyce Bain. He died on August 18, 2001 in St. Andrews, Scotland.
Biography from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA. Credits and photos from TMDB.
Born21 March 1932
Died18 August 2001
BirthplaceAuchinleck, Scotland
Known forActing
On Cineora17 of 60 titles
Known for
The titles people know Tom from.
Career
IMDb rating of each title on Cineora, by year.
- Titles on Cineora
- 17
- Average IMDb
- 6.9
- Highest rated
- Doctor WhoIMDb 8.4
- Working since
- 1958
Size: how widely seen
Filmography
The 2000s
1 titleBrotherly Love
Not on Cineora7 episodes
The 1990s
20 titles · IMDb 6.8 on average
as Hector Beardsmore · 1 episode
as Douggie Maclaggan · 6 episodes
Sonny's Pride
Not on Cineora
Movieas Minister
as Willie Curry
Movieas Frazer Hill
Movieas Bill Cameron
The 1980s
16 titles · IMDb 6.9 on average
as Jock McGinn
as Jeff & Kate's Friend #10
A Wholly Healthy Glasgow
Not on Cineoraas Donald Dick
as Donald Dick · 1 episode
1 episode
as Donald Drummond
as Bernard · 1 episode
as Alistair Dunnock · 1 episode
The 1970s
13 titles · IMDb 7.3 on average
as Willie Curry
Seriesas Anker · 1 episode
The Standard
Not on Cineoraas Alex Forsythe · 13 episodes
as Mr Hamilton · 1 episode
as Hob · 1 episode
as Referee · 1 episode
The New Road
Not on Cineoraas Ninian Campbell · 5 episodes
as Hob Elliott · 4 episodes
The 1960s
7 titles · IMDb 7.8 on average
as Sandy McGoggie · 1 episode
as Ramo
Movieas Instructor Sergeant (uncredited)
12 episodes
Seriesas Ramo · 4 episodes
as Mr Grahame · 4 episodes
2 episodes
The 1950s
3 titles · IMDb 5.9 on average
Movieas Corporal
Movieas Technical Sergeant (uncredited)
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
Not on Cineoraas Clerk · 1 episode
Often works with
The people who keep turning up in Tom’s titles.
