Trevor Peacock

Trevor Peacock

Birthday: 1931-05-19
Deathday: 2021-03-08
Place of birth: Tottenham, London, England, UK

Biography

Trevor Edward Peacock was an English actor, screenwriter, and songwriter, best known for playing Jim Trott in the BBC comedy series The Vicar of Dibley.

Filmography

Fred Claus

2007

As Papa Claus

A Christmas Carol

1999

As Old Joe

Roseanna's Grave

1997

As Fredo Iaccoponi

The Trial

1993

As Examining Magistrate

Twelfth Night

1980

As Feste

Henry VI Part 1

1983

As Lord Talbot

Henry VI Part 2

1983

As Sheriff / Jack Cade

Madame Bovary

2000

As Rouault

A Very Polish Practice

1992

As Reynard Krapowski

The Insurance Man

1986

As Franz (old)

What a Whopper

1961

As Barrow Boy (uncredited)

Titus Andronicus

1985

As Titus Andronicus

Meat

1994

As Mr Cadzow

Hamlet

1990

As The Gravedigger

Bejewelled

1991

As Crook

Catch Me a Spy

1971

As Man on Plane

Quartet

2012

As George

The Lady's Not For Burning

1987

As Matthew Skipps

Sunshine

1999

As Comrade Gen. Kope

British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves

2016

As Jim Trott (archive footage) (uncredited)

Dog Eat Dog

2001

As Grandad

Sweet Nothing

1990

As Man in Cell

Antonia and Jane

1990

As A.D. Humphries

Lorna Doone

2001

As Parson Bowden

Theban Plays: Oedipus at Colonus

1986

As Chorus

A Choice of Evils

1977

As Father Borrelli

Edward G: Like the Filmstar

1973

As Pearson

Pericles, Prince of Tyre

1984

As Boult

The Barber of Stamford Hill

1963

As

Lady Caroline Lamb

1972

As Agent

The Legend of the Tamworth Two

2004

As Mr Martin

Gotcha / Campion's Interview

1977

As Sheldon

Soldiers Talking, Cleanly

1978

As Sgt-Major Pusey

The Vicar of Dibley: Inside Out

2021

As Self (Archive Footage)

Don Quixote

2000

As Innkeeper

The Year of the Sex Olympics

1968

As Custard Pie Expert

Cabiri

1991

As Voice

Shoot the Revolution

1990

As Romulus Sises

Sabotage!!

2000

As Papa Armani

The Gift

1998

As Trevor

Grandad

1982

As Dr. Kershaw

Production

He Who Rides a Tiger

1965

As Writer

De Ordonnans

1962

As Writer

Beat Girl

1960

As Lyricist

Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter

1968

As Lyricist