Richard O'Sullivan
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- May 7, 1944
- Died
- September 4, 2026
- Birthplace
- Chiswick, London, England, UK
Richard O'Sullivan (7 May 1944 – 4 September 2026) was an English actor known for his roles in popular TV sitcoms such as "Man About the House" and its spin-off "Robin's Nest". He was active in the entertainment industry from the early 1950s until the late 1990s, also appearing in films like "Cleopatra".
Filmography
Man About the House: 50 Years of Laughs 2023
as Archive Footage
Mr. H Is Late 1988
Actor
- The Giftie
The Giftie 1988
as Paul
Can You Keep It Up for a Week? 1975
as Mr. Rose
Time Well Spent 1975
Actor
Man About the House 1974
as Robin Tripp
Father Dear Father 1973
as Richard
Au Pair Girls 1972
as Stephen
The Lie 1970
as Whiteley
Futtocks End 1970
as The Boots
The Haunted House of Horror 1969
as Peter
- The Male Animal
The Male Animal 1968
as Michael Barnes
A Dandy in Aspic 1968
as Nevil
- Queen of Scots
Queen of Scots 1967
Actor
The Connoisseur 1966
as Christopher Tenterden
Every Day's a Holiday 1965
as Jimmy Dainty
Wonderful Life 1964
as Edward
Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow 1963
as George Ransley
Cleopatra 1963
as Pharaoh Ptolemy XIII
The Webster Boy 1962
as Jimmy Webster
The Young Ones 1961
as Ernest
Spare the Rod 1961
as Fred Harkness
- And Women Shall Weep
And Women Shall Weep 1960
as Godfrey Lumsden
Witness in the Dark 1959
as Don Theobald
Carry On Teacher 1959
as Robin Stevens
The Nun's Story 1959
as Pierre (uncredited)
Dangerous Exile 1957
as Louis XVII / Richard de Beauvais
No Time for Tears 1957
as William
It's Great to be Young! 1956
as Lawson, The Angel Hill Kids
Jacqueline 1956
as Michael McNeil, Jacqueline's Brother
The Secret 1955
as John Martin
The Dark Avenger 1955
as Thomas Holland
The Fate of Two Queens 1954
Actor
Loves of Three Queens 1954
as Benoni (segment "I Cavalieri dell'illusione")
Make Me an Offer! 1954
as Charlie as a Boy
The Green Scarf 1954
as Child Jacques
Dance Little Lady 1954
as Peter
The Stranger's Hand 1954
as Roger Court
The Yellow Balloon 1953
as Boy Singing at Sunday School (uncredited)
Credits from TMDB.