Anthony Millan, known professionally as Tony Millan, is a British character actor and television comedy scriptwriter. Millan appeared in numerous roles, predominantly in sitcoms and drama series on British television throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
Early life Millan was born in Edmonton, London, England in 1946. He was educated in London and trained there as an actor.
Career Millan has had a career in British television spanning several decades.
Personal life Millan married Marilyn J Honig in 1971 in London. The marriage produced three children.
Selected filmography The Girls of Slender Means (3 episodes, 1975) as Ernest Claymore Holding On (1977) as officer in trench Citizen Smith (1977–1980) as Tucker Mixed Blessings (1980) as Giovanni Holding the Fort (1980) as Daniel L for Lester (3 episodes, 1982) as Sid Lame Ducks (series 1 and 2, 1984–1985) as Maurice Roll Over Beethoven (1985) as waiter The Lenny Henry Show (2 episodes, 1985) Sweet Sixteen (2 episodes, 1986) as Tom Sherrin Hot Metal (series 2, episode 3, 1988) as peasant Alexei Sayle's Stuff (1988–1991) multiple roles Close To Home (1990) as Mr Gill May to December as Mr Kennedy (1990) On The Up (1991) as Chalky Smith The Brittas Empire (1991) as Ken Owen One Foot in the Grave (1992) as Jack Aylesbury As Time Goes By (1992) as gorillagram If You See God, Tell Him (1993) as Leonard Ewbank The Bill (1993) as Mr Linnell Hale and Pace (TV series) (1993) Casualty (series nine, 1994) as George a paramedic Nelson's Column (series 1, episode 4, 1994) as theatre manager Grange Hill (1 episode, 1995) as Mr Dennis Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives (1996) Last of the Summer Wine (1 episode, 1997) as Gunnie Birds of a Feather (series 7, 1997) as the hotel manager Goodnight Sweetheart (series 6, 1999) as Kenneth High Hopes (2 episodes, 2006) as Renfield
Writing credits ChuckleVision (series 1 and series 16) A Prince Among Men (series 1) Birds of a Feather (3 episodes) Not with a Bang (entire series) The Brittas Empire (5 episodes)
Voice acting credits Big Finish, Dr Who series audio books (several roles)
References
External links
Tony Millan(Aveleyman)