Creator / Julian Holloway

"The quality of some of the work on the Carry Ons was iffy at best. I am not remotely proud of my involvement in the films."

Julian Holloway, (24 June 1944), is an English actor and voice actor best known for his roles in the Carry On... Series.

He is one of five children of veteran actor Stanley Holloway.

Holloway's first major acting role was when he appeared as Quentin in four episodes of Our Man Higgins. He later became a regular face in the Carry On films, first appearing in Follow That Camel in 1967 and would continue to pop up in small or medium sized roles until he made his final appearance in 1971's Carry On at Your Convenience (not counting a one-off return to the series in 1976's Carry On England when he needed extra money during a theatre tour).

Since The '90s, he has frequently worked as a voice actor in America.

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Works on TV Tropes he appeared in:

Films

• A Hard Day's Night (1964) — Adrian (Uncredited Role)
• The Knack... and How to Get It (1965) — Guardsman (Uncredited Role)
• Catch Us If You Can (1965) — Assistant Director
• Follow That Camel (1967) — Ticket Collector
• Carry On Doctor (1967) — Dr. Simmons
• Carry On Up the Khyber (1968) — Major Shorthouse
• Carry On Camping (1969) — Jim Tanner
• Scream and Scream Again (1970) — Detective Constable Griffin
• Carry On Loving (1970) — Adrian
• Ryan's Daughter (1970) — Voice of Major Randolph Doryan (Uncredited Role)
• Carry On Henry (1971) — Sir Thomas
• Carry On at Your Convenience (1971) — Roger (Uncredited Role)
• Young Winston (1972) — Captain Baker
• Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) — Voice of Captain Kronos (Uncredited Role)
• Carry On England (1976) — Major Butcher
• Shout at the Devil (1976) — Voice of Kapitän zur See Heinrich Graf von Kleine (Uncredited Role)
• The Scarlet and the Black (1983) — Alfred West
• A Christmas Carol (2009) — Fat Cook/Portly Gentleman/Business Man
• The Rum Diary (2011) — Wolsley

Series

• The Avengers, episode "Tunnel of Fear" (1961) — Crowdmember in Tent (Uncredited Role)
• The Saint, episode "Luella" (1964) — Smith the Waiter
• Elizabeth R, episode "The Lion's Cub" (1971) — De Noailles
• Carry On Christmas, episode Carry On Christmas (1973) — Angle Leader/Captain Rhodes
• Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?, 2 episodes^{show list}"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?", "The Ant and the Grasshopper" (1973-74) — Alan Boyle
• Z Cars, episode "Incitement" (1975) — Johnny Pearson
• The Sweeney, episode "Big Spender" (1975) — John Smith
• The New Avengers, episode "Gnaws" (1976) — Charles Thornton
• The Professionals, episode "First Night" (1978) — Harvey
• Minder, episode "You Need Hands" (1982) — Matthews
• The Bill, episode "Double Trouble" (1987) — Detective Chief Inspector Fairfax
• Doctor Who, 3-episode story "Survival" (1989) — Sergeant Paterson
• The Chief, 4 episodes (1990) — Sir Ian Harnett MP
• Rumpole of the Bailey, "Rumpole at Sea" (1991) — Howard Swainton
• Where's Wally?, 13 episodes (1991) — Odlaw
• James Bond Jr., 55 episodes:
  • 47 episodes (1991) — Bradford Milbanks
  • 7 episodes^{show list}"A Chilling Affair", "Appointment in Macau", "Far Out West", "The Sword of Power", "Valley of the Hungry Dunes", "Garden of Evil", "No Time to Lose" (1991) — Dr. Julius No
  • 17 episodes (1991) — Dr. Derange
  • 7 episodes^{show list}"Catching the Wave", "Northern Lights", "Rubies Aren't Forever", "Scottish Mist", "Sherlock IQ", "Dance of the Toreadors", "Live and Let's Dance" (1991) — Baron Von Skarin
• Captain Zed and the Zee Zone, 26 episodes (1991-92) — Captain Zed
• The Legend of Prince Valiant, 3 episodes:
  • "The Return" (1991) — Derek
  • "The Waif" (1992) — Spy
  • "The Black Rose" (1992) — Victim
• Beverly Hills, 90210, episode "The Back Story" (1992) — Back Story Narrator
• CASUAL+Y, episode "No Cause for Concern" (1993) — Jim
• Remember WENN, 3 episodes:
  • 2 episodes^{show list}"Sight Unseen", "Popping the Question" (1996) — Mr. Winthrop
  • "From the Pen of Gertrude Reece" (1997) — Ricotti
• Father of the Pride, 14 episodes (2004-05) — Siegfried
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars, 10 episodes:
  • 8 episodes^{show list}"The Mandalore Plot", "Duchess of Mandalore", "Corruption", "The Academy", "Shades of Reason", "The Lawless", "Old Friends Not Forgotten", "The Phantom Apprentice" (2010-20) — Prime Minister Almec
  • 2 episodes^{show list}"Death Trap", "Lethal Trackdown" (2010) — Admiral Kilian
  • "Corruption" (2010) — Guard
• Regular Show, 15 episodes:
  • 9 episodes^{show list}"Over the Top", "Skips Strikes", "Exit 9B", "Last Meal", "Guitar of Rock", "Play Date", "The End of Muscle Man", "Cheer Up Pops", "A Regular Epic Final Battle" (2011-17) — Death
  • "Over the Top" (2011) — Dad
  • 2 episodes^{show list}"A Bunch of Baby Ducks", "Exit 9B" (2011-12) — Duck Collector
  • "A Bunch of Baby Ducks" (2011) — Man
  • "Terror Tales of the Park" (2011) — Archie
  • "Cruisin'" (2011) — Bloodshed/Announcer/Criminal
  • "Ace Balthazar Lives" (2013) — TV Narrator/Security Guard
  • "That's My Television" (2013) — Henchmen
  • "Last Meal" (2013) — Contestant
  • "Eileen Flat Screen" (2014) — Grandpa Hanatronic/Old Man
• Summer of Rockets, 2 episodes:
  • 1 episode (2019) — Mr. Richardson
  • 1 episode (2019) — Club Member

Video Games

• Onimusha Blade Warriors (2004) — Ekei Ankokuji
• Medal of Honor: European Assault (2005) — Additional Voices
• Dragon Age: Origins (2009) — Desperate Refugee/Angry Farmer/Redcliffe Captain/Redcliffe Dwarven Soldier/Bard/Chanter Brother/Dwyn Thug/Redcliffe Guard
• Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011) — Ambassador Yoran/Corporal Haddon/General Bourom/General Rosh/Lord Shendan/Operative Bator/Sergeant Tark/Theovor Mindak
• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (2012) — Additional Voices
• Diablo III (2012) — Additional Voices

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