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John Rhys-Davies


 
General Information (John Rhys-Davies)
 
Mostly Credited As: John Rhys-Davies
Sometimes Credited As: John Rhys Davies
Jonathan Rhys-Davies
John Rhys-Davis
Birth Name: John Rhys-Davies
Date Of Birth: May 05, 1944
Country Of Birth: United Kingdom
Birth Place: Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Height: 6' 1" (1.85 m)

Acclaimed English actor John Rhys-Davies graduated from the University of East Anglia and is probably best known to film audiences for his roles in the blockbuster hits Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989). He has also had leading roles in Victor/Victoria (1982), The Living Daylights (1987) and King Solomon's Mines (1985). Rhys-Davies, who was raised in England, Africa and Wales, credits his early exposure to classic literature for his decision to pursue acting and writing. he later refined his craft at London's renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. His television credits include James Clavell's _"Shogun" (1980) (mini)_ and "Noble House" (1988) (mini), "Great Expectations" (1989) (mini), "War and Remembrance" (1989) and "Archaeology" (1991).

An avid collector of vintage automobiles, Rhys-Davies has a host of theater roles to his credit, including "the Misanthrope", "Hedda Gabler" and most of Shakespeare's works. He divides his time between Los Angeles and the Isle of Man.
 
 
John Rhys-Davies TV Appearances
 
Main cast 
Show: La Femme Musketeer(2004)As: Porthos
Show: You Wish(1997)As: Madman Mustapha
Show: Sliders(1995)As: Professor Maximillian P. Arturo (S01-S03)
Show: The Untouchables (1993)(1993)As: Agent Michael Malone
Show: Under Cover(1991)As: Flynn
Show: Budgie(1971)As: Laughing Spam Fritter (1972)
Episode Cast Credits 
Show: Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! (2004) 
  Demon Of The Deep 04x08: (Oct/28/2006) Voiced Comandor 
Show: Revelations (US) (2005) 
  Hour Five 01x05: (May/11/2005) As Professor Lampley 
Show: Fillmore! (2002) 
  Ingrid Third, Public Enemy #1 01x08: (Nov/16/2002) Voiced Lenny 
Show: Arli$$ (1996) 
  All That Glitters 07x11: (Sep/08/2002) As Unknown 
Show: SpongeBob SquarePants (1999) 
  Chocolate With Nuts / Mermaid Man And Barnacle Boy V 03x11: (Jun/01/2002) Voiced ManRay 
  Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III / Squirrel Jokes 02x04: (Nov/27/2000) Voiced ManRay 
Show: The Zeta Project (2001) 
  Ro's Gift 02x06: (Apr/27/2002) Voiced Edgar 
Show: Justice League Unlimited (2001) 
  Paradise Lost (2) 01x09: (Jan/28/2002) Voiced Lord Hades 
  Paradise Lost (1) 01x08: (Jan/21/2002) Voiced Lord Hades 
Show: The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne (2000) 
  The Cardinal's Revenge (2) 01x05: (Jul/16/2000) As Alexander Dumas/Porthos 
  The Cardinal's Design (1) 01x04: (Jul/09/2000) As Alexander Dumas/Porthos 
Show: Pinky and the Brain (1995) 
  Brainie The Poo 03x37: (Feb/07/1998) Voiced Narrator 
Show: Star Trek: Voyager (1995) 
  Concerning Flight 04x11: (Nov/26/1997) As Leonardo da Vinci, [Special Guest Stars]
  Scorpion (1) 03x26: (May/21/1997) As Leonardo da Vinci, [Special Guest Stars]
Show: Freakazoid! (1995) 
  Freak-a-Panel / Tomb of Invisibo 02x10: (May/31/1997) Voiced Professor Beasthead 
Show: Gargoyles (1994) 
• 12 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Friday January 06th, 1995)
  The Journey 03x01: (Sep/07/1996) Voiced MacBeth (MacDuff) 
  Sentinel 02x39: (Feb/19/1996) Voiced Dr. Morwood-Smythe 
  Pendragon 02x35: (Feb/12/1996) Voiced MacBeth 
  Sanctuary 02x28: (Dec/18/1995) Voiced MacBeth 
Show: Duckman (1994) 
  The Road to Dendron 03x16: (May/11/1996) Voiced Unknown 
Show: The Fantastic Four (1994) (1994) 
  When Calls Galactus 02x08: (Nov/18/1995) Voiced Thor 
  To Battle the Living Planet 02x06: (Nov/04/1995) Voiced Thor 
Show: A Mind To Kill (1994) 
  Black Silence 01x01: (Nov/13/1994) As Roderick Tate 
Show: Murder, She Wrote (1984) 
  Dear Deadly 11x05: (Oct/23/1994) As Harry Mordecai 
  Night of the Tarantula 06x07: (Nov/12/1989) As Harry Waverly 
Show: Batman: The Animated Series (1992) 
  The Cape And Cowl Conspiracy 01x25: (Oct/14/1992) Voiced Waclaw Jozek 
Show: Tales from the Crypt (1989) 
  Dead Wait 03x06: (Jul/03/1991) As Emil Duval 
Show: Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983) 
  An Affair at Bromfield Hall 02x08: (Nov/26/1984) As Lord Ralph Bromfield 
Show: Robin of Sherwood (1984) 
  The King's Fool 01x06: (May/26/1984) As King Richard 
Show: CHiPs (1977) 
  Force Seven 05x27: (May/23/1982) As Nakura 
Show: BBC Television Shakespeare (1978) 
  The Merchant of Venice 03x02: (Dec/17/1980) As Salerio 
Show: Target (UK) (1977) 
  Fringe Banking 02x04: (Oct/13/1978) As Hecht 
Show: Z Cars (1962) 
  Fat Freddie BA 12x07: (Aug/09/1978) As Terry Larkin 
Show: Hazell (1978) 
  Hazell Settles the Accounts 01x04: (Feb/06/1978) As Graves 
Show: 1990 (1977) 
  Health Farm 01x03: (Sep/26/1977) As Ivor Griffith 
Show: I, Claudius (1976) 
  Zeus, By Jove! 01x09: (Nov/08/1976) As Macro 
  Reign of Terror 01x08: (Nov/01/1976) As Macro 
Show: Beasts (1976) 
  During Barty's Party 01x02: (Oct/23/1976) Voiced Peter Newell 
Show: Warship (1973) 
  Heart Of Oak 03x12: (Mar/23/1976) As CPO Cook Mantell 
Show: Quiller (1975) 
  Thundersky 01x12: (Nov/21/1975) As Leindorf 
Show: Within These Walls (1974) 
  Getting Out 03x10: (Nov/08/1975) As Inspector Jay 
Show: Dixon of Dock Green (1955) 
  Trial and Error 19x04: (Oct/14/1972) As Dunlop 
Show: The Guardians (1971) 
  This Is Quarmby 01x07: (Aug/21/1971) As First Guardian 
Show: Legend of Prince Valiant (1991) 
  The Flute 02x05: (Unknown/Unaired) Voiced the voice of King Donovan 
 
John Rhys-Davies Crew Credits
 
Episode Crew  
Show: Sliders (1995) (Credited in 1 episodes from this show) 
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Story (1 Credits)
The Exodus (1) 03x16 Feb/21/1997 As: Story
Overview  
John Rhys-Davies worked in 1 episode from 1 TV Show
as Story: 1 episode
 
John Rhys-Davies Trivia
 
In 2003, John & co. were nominated for the DVDX Award for Best Audio Commentary (New for DVD) for: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
 
In 2004, John & co. won the BFCA Award for Best Acting Ensemble for: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003).
 
John lost the third knuckle of his left hand middle finger in an accident several years ago.
 
In March 2004, John attended The Scandinavian Sci-Fi, Game & Film Convention in Gõteborg, Sweden.
 
John Rhys-Davies: I'd love to spend more time on the Isle of Man. I love the anonymity of putting on a boiler suit and going down to buy parts for the compressor. And Norman Wisdom's a neighbour; I salute him occasionally.
 
John graduated from the University of East Anglia.
 
John's son urged him to accept the role in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
 
John is happily married to wife Deborah, and they have one child together.
 
While playing the role of Gimli in Lord of the Rings trilogy, it was discovered that John Rhys-Davies was allergic to the prosthetics. During the first week, it burned off the skin under his eyes. After that he put the prosthetics on every third day.
 
John did additional voice acting for the animated series Pirates of the Darkwater in season 2.
 
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