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Mon 26
Midsomer Murders: Death in the Slow Lane — David Warner
Detective Chief Inspector John Barnaby moves in to fight crime in Midsomer County. When a local DJ is crushed to death at a traditional girls' boarding school, his own life may be on the line.
Air Time & Details for David Warner, Mon 26, 4:00 am -
Tue 27
Murder, She Wrote: A Death in Hong Kong — David Warner
In Hong Kong, a British trader attempting a merger with a Chinese firm is poisoned at a banquet.
Air Time & Details for David Warner, Tue 27, 10:00 am -
Fri 30
From Beyond the Grave — David Warner
A quartet of horror tales centered on an eerie antique shop. Donald Pleasence, Margaret Leighton, David Warner, Ian Carmichael, Peter Cushing, Diana Dors, Ian Bannen, Lesley-Anne Down. Directed by Kevin Connor.
Air Time & Details for David Warner, Fri 30, 11:25 am
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Biography
About David Warner
Manchester native David Warner supported himself as a book salesman while studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Warner made his stage bow at the Royal Court Theater in 1962, the same year that he first appeared on television. In 1965, Warner became the youngest-ever member of the Royal Shakespeare Company to tackle the role of Hamlet.
In films from 1963 (he played Master Blifil in Tom Jones), Warner achieved international fame for his star turn as the certifiably insane protagonist of Morgan! (1966). His appearance as the village idiot in Straw Dogs (1971) went uncredited due to an injury that rendered him uninsurable on the set; but this was the only time that Warner's contribution to a film would ever go unofficially unheralded.
Seldom settling for a normal, sedate characterization, Warner has been seen as Jack the Ripper in Time After Time (1981), the Evil Genius in Time Bandits (1983), Dr. Alfred Necessiter (who had some interior decorator!) in The Man With Two Brains (1984), and genially eccentric Professor Jordan Perry (a good guy, for a change) in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (1992). He has also played two different roles in two consecutive Star Trek films. On television, David Warner has played Heydrich in Holocaust (1978), Pomponius Falco (a performance that won him an Emmy) in Masada (1981), and Bob Cratchit (what-not Scrooge?) in the 1984 adaptation of A Christmas Carol.