
Colin Welland
Biography
Actor and writer Colin Welland will perhaps be forever remembered for his triumph at the 1982 Academy Awards, when he won the Best Screenplay Oscar for his screenplay for the hit film Chariots of Fire, proclaiming "The British are Coming!" As an actor, his first film appearance is perhaps still his best-loved, the sympathetic Mr Farthing in Kes (1969), for which he won a BAFTA. Born in Liverpool, but raised in Leigh, Welland initially started out as an art teacher before moving into acting and becoming a household name playing the role of PC Graham in the long running BBC police serial Z Cars.
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Aside from Chariots of Fire, he wrote many other plays and films including the BAFTA winning Kisses at Fifty (later remade for Hollywood with Gene Hackman as Twice in a Lifetime), Leeds United! based on the rag trade strike that his own mother-in-law was active in, Yanks, A Dry White Season and War of the Buttons. As a film and TV actor his credits include Kes, Straw Dogs, Blue Remembered Hills, Cowboys and Sweeney! He died at the age of 81 on November 2, 2015, having suffered from Alzheimer's disease for several years.
Known for
Straw DogsRev. Barney Hood7.2
Chariots of FireWriter6.8
KesMr. Farthing7.4
War of the ButtonsWriter7.0
A Dry White SeasonScreenplay6.7
YanksScreenplay5.9
VillainTom Binney6.1
Sweeney!Frank Chadwick6.7
The SweeneyTober8.1
Twice in a LifetimeWriter5.8
The Secret Life of Ian FlemingReuters editor
Trial & RetributionMallory
Filmography
- 1997Trial & RetributionSeries: Mallory (2 episodes)
- 1997The FixFilm: Harry Catterick
- 1995BramwellSeries: Mr. Barclay (1 episode)
- 1994War of the ButtonsFilm: Writer
- 1994Bambino MioFilm: Writer
- 1993Femme FataleFilm: Martin Harty
- 1991For the Greater GoodSeries: Sir David Whites (1 episode)
- 1990The Return of the Green ManFilm: Narrator
- 1990The Secret Life of Ian FlemingFilm: Reuters editor
- 1990Dancin' Thru the DarkFilm: Manager
- 1989A Dry White SeasonFilm: Screenplay
- 1989Screen OneSeries: Writer (1 episode)
- 1987The Trial of Klaus BarbieFilm: Klarsfeld
- 1985Twice in a LifetimeFilm: Writer
- 1981United KingdomFilm: Chief Constable James McBride
- 1981Chariots of FireFilm: Writer
- 1980CowboysSeries: Geyser (13 episodes)
- 1979After DarkFilm
- 1979YanksFilm: Screenplay
- 1979Blue Remembered HillsFilm: Willie
- 1977Cottage to LetSeries: Albert Rodway (1 episode)
- 1977Sweeney!Film: Frank Chadwick
- 1976Your Man from Six CountiesFilm: Writer
- 1976MachinegunnerFilm: Bone
- 1975A Passage to EnglandFilm: Onslow
- 1975The Wild West ShowSeries: Writer (6 episodes)
- 1975The SweeneySeries: Tober (1 episode)
- 1974Leeds United!Film: Writer
- 1974Village HallSeries: Ted (1 episode)
- 1973Jack PointFilm: Writer
- 1973Kisses at FiftyFilm: Writer
- 1972Bank HolidayFilm: Writer
- 1971Straw DogsFilm: Rev. Barney Hood
- 1971VillainFilm: Tom Binney
- 1971The Ten CommandmentsSeries: Writer (1 episode)
- 1970Roll On Four O'ClockFilm: Lennie Brown, Writer
- 1970The Hallelujah HandshakeFilm: Writer
- 1970Say Goodnight to Your GrandmaFilm: Tony, Writer
- 1970Play for TodaySeries: Willie, Writer (1 episode)
- 1970KesFilm: Mr. Farthing
- 1969ITV Saturday Night TheatreSeries: Writer (3 episodes)
- 1962Z-CarsSeries: PC David Graham (139 episodes)
- 1956Armchair TheatreSeries: Tony, Writer (1 episode)
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