David Daker
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- September 29, 1935
- Died
- April 30, 2026
- Birthplace
- Bilston, Staffordshire, England, UK
David Daker was a character actor best known for his role in the popular ITV comedy-drama Boon as Harry Crawford, the entrepreneurial friend of Ken Boon, a fellow former firefighter played by Michael Elphick. He also appeared in Dick Turpin and Doctor Who.
Filmography
Benefit to Mankind 2004
as Jervis Beauchamp
I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle 1990
as Desk Sergeant
The Woman in Black 1989
as Josiah Freston
The Children of Dynmouth 1987
as Mr. Plant
Up Line 1987
as Leon Targett
Urban Jungle 1985
as Leo Lyon
Z for Zachariah 1984
as Father
The Last Term 1983
Actor
To the Lighthouse 1983
as Mr. Trevorrow
The Tragedy of Richard III 1983
as Lord Hastings
Henry VI Part 3 1983
as Lord Hastings
Henry VI Part 2 1983
as Duke of Buckingham
Henry VI Part 1 1983
as Reignier, Duke of Anjou / Vernon
- Dogfood Dan and the Carmarthen Cowboy
Dogfood Dan and the Carmarthen Cowboy 1982
as Dan
Britannia Hospital 1982
as Guest Patient
The Grudge Fight 1981
as Alf
- A Room for the Winter
A Room for the Winter 1981
as Halliday
Time Bandits 1981
as Kevin's Father
The Executioner 1980
as Prison Governor
Chance of a Lifetime 1980
as Andy Saville
Doctor Who: Nightmare of Eden 1979
as Rigg
Charlie Muffin 1979
as Bolton
That Summer! 1979
as Pub Landlord
Light 1979
as Batchelor
The Kitchen 1977
as Max
Voyage of the Damned 1976
as First Officer
- Three Days in Szczecin
Three Days in Szczecin 1976
as Workers' spokesman
Only Looking 1976
as Max
Aces High 1976
as Bennett
Keep an Eye on Albert 1975
as Terry
Kill Two Birds 1975
as Charlie Draper
Chips with Everything 1975
as Corporal Hill
Brassneck 1975
Actor
Stardust 1974
as Ralph Woods
Regan 1974
as Tusser
The Black Windmill 1974
as MI5 Man
Doctor Who: The Time Warrior 1974
as Irongron
If a Man Answers 1973
as Peter
The Optimists of Nine Elms 1973
as Bob Ellis
O Lucky Man! 1973
as Policeman at Accident/Man at Stag Party/Munda's Manservant/Policeman at Tenement
George 1972
as George
Credits from TMDB.