Karl Johnson

Biography

Karl Johnson is a Welsh actor, appearing on stage, film and television. His most notable role to date is the title role in Derek Jarman's 1993 film Wittgenstein and those of Cato the Younger in the television drama series Rome and of Twister Turrill in the BBC costume drama Lark Rise to Candleford.

Birthday

Mar 1, 1948

Place of birth

Wales, UK

Homepage

https://www.gordonandfrench.co.uk/talent/karl-johnson

Credited in

As cast

The Illusionist
As Doctor / Old Man
Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon
As John Deakin
I Know You Know
As Ernie
Elizabeth David: A Life in Recipes
As Norman Douglas
National Theatre Live: Under Milk Wood
As Richard Jenkins
Sons and Lovers
As Paul Morel
Jubilee
As Sphinx
The Shawl
As Charles
The Deep Blue Sea
As Mr. Miller
Close My Eyes
As Colin
Wittgenstein
As Ludwig Wittgenstein
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein
As De Lacey
The Pier
As Larry McCarthy
Saint-Ex
As Didier Daurat
The Tempest
As Ariel, an airy spirit
Under Milk Wood
As Drowned / Voice
Dog Altogether
As Jack
Four Last Songs
As Erico
Mr. Turner
As Mr. Booth
National Theater Live: The Crucible
As
England Expects
No picture available
As
Third Star
As Ticket Seller
The Gospel According to St Derek
As Self
The Black and Blue Lamp
As PC "Taffy" Hughes
Cold Harbour
No picture available
As Geoff
Tomorrow La Scala!
As Sydney
Hot Fuzz
As PC Bob Walker
The Carer
As Joseph
A Prayer for the Dying
As Fitzgerald
Is Anybody There?
As Arthur (uncredited)
Prick Up Your Ears
As Douglas Orton
Frozen
As Coastguard Bill
National Theatre Live: Hamlet
As Ghost / Gravedigger
Let Him Have It
As Parris
Pure
As Granddad
The Sea
As Blunden
Good Vibrations
As George Hooley
Kaleidoscope
As John
The Death of Stalin
As Dr. Lukomsky
King Lear
As Fool
Peterloo
As Lord Sidmouth, the Home Secretary
Aberfan: The Green Hollow
No picture available
As
When I'm Sixty-Four
As Billy
The Magic Shop
As
Winter Thaw
As Stepanovich
Dream Horse
As Kerby
The Edge of Love
As Dai Fred
Heidi
As Old Man
Mr Invisible
No picture available
As The Handler
Copying Beethoven
As Stefan Holtz
Endgame & Rough for Theatre II
As Nagg
The Last Vermeer
As Bernard Bakker
Mother
As Old Man in Café
77 Beds
As Spiritual Father
Chips with Everything
As Wilfe Seaford
Ladies and Gentlemen
As Uncle Philip