Graham Crowden

'Graham Crowden (b. 1922) is a Scottish-born actor who has performed with the National Theater, originating roles in two Two Stoppard plays, the Player in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and Archie McFee in Jumpers, opposite Diana Rigg and Michael Hordern. Crowden made a cameo appearance in ''Gulliver's Travels, as the professor of politics.

Crowden's television credits include guest spots on Doctor Who, Rumpole of the Bailey, and the serio-comedy Wiating for God (a recurring role as Tom Ballard). His film credits are highlighted by key supporting roles in the dark comedy The Ruling Class (with Peter O'Toole), Brittania Hospital (with Fulton MacKay), The Company of Wolves (with David Warner), Jabberwocky (with Terry Jones), and Calendar Girls (with Helen Mirren and Julie Walters).