
David Buck
- Born
- October 17, 1936
- Died
- January 27, 1989 (52 years old)
- Place of birth
- London, England, UK
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David Buck (October 17, 1936—January 27, 1989) was an English actor. His most famous role was in the 1978 animated The Lord of the Rings movie, for which he provided the voice of Gimli. However, he had a memorable role as Royal Air Force Squadron Leader David "Scotty" Scott in the 1969 film Mosquito Squadron opposite David McCallum when his character was shot down during a low-level bombing raid over northern France in 1944 and assumed killed.
Buck died of cancer in 1989. At the time of his death, he was married to the actress Madeline Smith of Up Pompeii and James Bond fame.
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Known for
Filmography
- 1986Dear JohnSeries · Priest

- 1984Mr. Palfrey of WestminsterSeries · Springer

- 1983Mansfield ParkSeries · Mr Price

- 1982The Dark CrystalFilm · Slave Master (voice)★ 7.2

- 1981BergeracSeries · Stephen Crane★ 7.0

- 1981The Great Muppet CaperFilm · Fashion Judge (uncredited)★ 6.9

- 1981Cry FreedomFilm

- 1980The Trial of Lady ChatterleyFilm · Richard Hoggart

- 1980Lady KillersSeries · Percival Clarke, K.C.

- 1980Chance of a LifetimeFilm · Major Ian Anderson

- 1979Henry VFilm · Earl of Westmoreland

- 1979Henry IV Part 2Film · Earl of Westmoreland

- 1979Henry IV Part 1Film · Earl of Westmoreland

- 1979MinderSeries · Billy Gilpin★ 7.1

- 1979Tales of the UnexpectedSeries · Father★ 6.7

- 1979Danger UXBSeries · Stephen

- 1978The BBC Television ShakespeareSeries · Earl of Westmoreland

- 1978The Lord of the RingsFilm · Gimli (voice)★ 6.6

- 19771990Series

- 1977The Portable PhonographThe Portable PhonographFilm · The Musician
- 1975The VenturersSeries · Tom Prince

- 1974Father BrownSeries · John Strake

- 197319391939Film · Wilson
- 1973WoodstockWoodstockSeries · Markham Everard
- 1972The ProtectorsSeries · John Azon

- 1972The AdventurerSeries · Martin

- 1972Late Night TheatreLate Night TheatreSeries · Wilson
- 1971SuspicionSuspicionSeries · Martin Keller
- 1971Jason KingSeries

- 1970DoomwatchSeries · Isaac Prentice

- 1969Taste of ExcitementFilm · Paul Hedley

- 1969Mosquito SquadronFilm · Sqn. Ldr. David Scott (Scotty)★ 5.6

- 1969Target GenerationFilm · Jon Hoff

- 1969ITV Saturday Night TheatreSeries · Bryn Gurney

- 1968Journey to the UnknownSeries · Amory

- 1968DeadfallFilm · Salinas★ 5.4

- 1967The Mummy's ShroudFilm · Paul Preston★ 5.4

- 1966The Sandwich ManFilm · Steven

- 1966The Open DoorFilm · Richard Beckett / Host

- 1966The Fall of the House of UsherFilm · Richard Beckett

- 1966Mystery and ImaginationSeries · Richard Beckett / Host

- 1966The IdiotThe IdiotSeries · Prince Myshkin
- 1965The World of George Orwell: 1984Film · Winston Smith

- 1965Thirty-Minute TheatreSeries · Marcus

- 1965Out of the UnknownSeries · Jon Hoff

- 1964The Wednesday PlaySeries · Mark Greely

- 1964Theatre 625Series · Yanek, Ben Curtin, Winston Smith

- 1964Story ParadeStory ParadeSeries · Harry Baines, Roger Meredith
- 1964DetectiveSeries

- 1964A Wicked WorldFilm · Tanner

- 1963Dr. Syn, Alias the ScarecrowFilm · Harry Banks

- 1963EspionageSeries · Jacques

- 1963As You Like ItAs You Like ItFilm · Oliver
- 1962The Cherry OrchardFilm · Yasha

- 1961Drama 61-67Drama 61-67Series · Tanner
- 1958Bachelor of HeartsFilm · Student at Lecture (uncredited)

- 1956Armchair TheatreSeries · Alan
