Bill Paterson

Actor, Writer

Birthdate: Jun 3, 1945

Birthplace: Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Bill Paterson was born on 3 June 1945 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. He is an actor and writer, known for The Witches (1990), Miss Potter (2006) and How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008). He has been married to Hildegard Bechtler since 1984. They have two children.

Known For

Miss Potter
Miss Potter

(2006)

How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People

(2008)

Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven

(2005)

Bill Paterson Movies

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  • 2021 |
    The Colour Roomas Gordon Forsythe
  • 2020 |
    Marionetteas Dr. Mandelbaum
  • 2018 |
    Happy New Year, Colin Bursteadas Gordon
  • 2016 |

    Fleabag

    asDad
  • 2016 |

    High-Rise

    asMercer
  • 2015 |
    The White Roomas Jackie Jordan
  • 2013 |
    The Listas Reg Troughton
  • 2012 |
    Dark Secrets of the Lusitania
  • 2010 |
    Birds Britannia
  • 2006 |
    Miss Potteras Rupert Potter
  • 2005 |
    Rag Taleas News Editor - The Rag, Tulloch (Lucky) Lloyd
  • 2001 |
    Crushas Gerald
  • 2000 |
    Complicityas Wallace Byatt
  • 1999 |
    Heartas Mr. Kreitman
  • 1999 |
    The Matchas Tommy
  • 1998 |
    Hilary and Jackieas Cello Teacher
  • 1996 |
    Chaplin's Goliathas Narrator
  • 1996 |
    Victoryas Capt. Davidson
  • 1995 |
    The Turnaroundas James Webb
  • 1995 |
    Richard IIIas Ratcliffe
  • 1990 |
    Truly Madly Deeplyas Sandy
  • 1991 |
    The Object of Beautyas Victor Swayle
  • 1990 |

    The Witches

    asMr. Jenkins
  • 1989 |
    Bearskin: An Urban Fairytaleas Jordan
  • 1989 |
    The Rachel Papersas Gordon Highway
  • 1988 |
    The Adventures of Baron Munchausenas Henry Salt
  • 1987 |
    Friendship's Deathas Sullivan
  • 1987 |
    Hidden Cityas Anthony
  • 1985 |
    Defense of the Realmas Jack Macleod
  • 1985 |
    Shooting from the Heart
  • 1984 |
    A Private Functionas Wormold
  • 1984 |
    The Killing Fieldsas Dr. MacEntire
  • 1984 |
    Comfort and Joyas Alan
  • 1978 |
    The Odd Jobas Sergeant Mull