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RECENT CREDITS

The 31st Annual Kennedy Center Hono... (TV) Dec. 30, 2008

Amazing Journey: The Story of The W... (TV) Nov. 3, 2007

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV) Nov. 23, 2006

Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp (TV) Feb. 22, 2006

Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson And... (TV) Oct. 5, 2004

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HIGHLIGHTS

2001 Hosted the VH1 series "Strange Frequency"

1999 Played recurring role of a burnt-out alcoholic rock star in the Showtime series "Rude Awakening"

1999 Appeared in the NBC miniseries "The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns"

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Film Name / TV Show Name (Episode Name)

Role

Category

Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who -Himself

Producer, Actor

Film

See Me Feel Me (Keith Moon Naked for Your Pleasure)

Producer

Film

The 31st Annual Kennedy Center Honors 2008 -Honoree

Actor

Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who 2007 -Himself

Producer, Actor

Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp 2006 -Cast

Actor

Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson And The Story Of Smile 2004 -Interviewee

Actor

3rd Annual DVD Exclusive Awards 2003

Actor

The Kids Are Alright 2003 -Himself

Actor, Song

Film

2001: The Year in Music 2001 -Interviewee

Actor

The Concert For New York City 2001

Actor

Strange Frequency 2001 -Host, Simon Rathmore

Actor, Actor

Witchblade 2001 -Father Dennis Del Toro

Actor

British Rock Symphony 2001

Actor

Dark Prince: the True Story of Dracula 2000 -King Janos of Hungary

Actor

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 2000 -Cast

Actor

Living Legend (2006) -Cast

Actor

TV Episode

Best 2000 -Rodney Marsh

Actor, Song Performer

Film

ABC 2000 1999

Actor

The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns 1999 -King Boric

Actor

Like It Is 1999 -Kelvin

Actor

Film

That '70s Show 1998 -Mr. Wilkinson

Actor

That '70s Musical (2002) -Mr. Wilkinson

Actor

TV Episode

Pirate Tales 1997 -William Dampier

Actor

Vampirella 1996 -Vlad

Actor

The Mastercard Masters of Music Concert For the Prince's Trust 1996

Actor

The Wizard of Oz in Concert: Dreams Comes True 1995 -Tin Man

Actor

Roger Daltrey: The Music of The Who 1995

Actor

Lightning Jack 1994 -John T Coles

Actor

Film

The Who's Tommy: The Amazing Journey 1994

Actor

Forever Ambergris 1993

Actor

Highlander: The Series 1992 -Hugh Fitzcairn

Actor

The Chieftains in Concert With Roger Daltrey and Nanci Griffith 1992

Actor

A Concert For Life 1992

Actor

Happy Birthday to You 1992 -of Barnaby the Stableboy

Voice

If Looks Could Kill 1991 -Blade

Actor

Film

Forgotten Prisoners: The Amnesty Files 1990 -Howard Storm

Actor

Mack the Knife 1990 -Street Singer

Actor

Film

The Simpsons 1990 -of Roger Daltrey

Voice

Buddy's Song 1990 -Terry Clark

Producer, Actor, Music

Film

Fox Presents Tommy Performed By the Who 1989

Actor

Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary: It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 1988

Actor

The Lost Boys 1987

Song Performer

Film

The Noel Edmonds Show 1986

Actor

Quicksilver 1986

Song Performer

Film

The American Music Awards 1986

Actor

McVicar 1981 -John McVicar, music consultant

Producer, Actor, Music

Film

Quadrophenia 1979 -music director

Executive Producer, Song, Music

Film

Lisztomania 1976 -Franz Liszt

Actor

Film

Tommy 1975 -The Who Band Member, Tommy

Actor, Actor

Film

Monterey Pop 1968 -The Who Band Member

Actor

Film

Pop Pirates -Compere, Producer

Actor, Actor

Film

The Legacy -Clive Jackson

Actor

Film

Johnny Was -Jimmy

Actor

Film

Chasing Destiny -Nehemiah Peoples

Actor

Film

Cold Justice -Keith Gibson

Actor

Film

The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus -The WhoBand Member

Actor

Film

.Com for Murder

Actor

Film

Sliders -Colonel Rickman

Actor

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Highlights

2001 Hosted the VH1 series "Strange Frequency"

1999 Played recurring role of a burnt-out alcoholic rock star in the Showtime series "Rude Awakening"

1999 Appeared in the NBC miniseries "The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns"

1998 Toured USA with a 60-piece orchestra performing hits by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Who and other rock bands

1998 Had small role as an aging gay music executive in "Like It Is"

1998 Played Scrooge in the annual NYC production of "A Christmas Carol"

1997 Portrayed William Dampier--The Pirate Storyteller--in TNT special "Pirate Tales"

1996 Played Vlad to Talisa Soto's title character "Vampirella" (Showtime)

1995 Joined star-studded cast as the Tin Man in TNT's "The Wizard of Oz in Concert: Dreams Come True"

1995 Seen with The Who in "The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus", recorded in 1968 but not released for 27 years

1994 Appeared in "Lightning Jack", starring Paul Hogan

1993 Acted in "Forever Ambergris", an episode of HBO's "Tales From the Crypt"

1992 Provided the voice of Barnaby the Stableboy for HBO's animated special "Happy Birthday to You"

1991 Starred as Terry Clark in "Buddy's Song"

1991 Played Blade in "If Looks Could Kill"

1991 Acted the role of an English priest who ingratiates himself to the inhabitants of a rough Chicago neighborhood in "Cold Justice"

1990 Appeared in the TNT TV-movie "Forgotten Prisoners: The Amnesty Files"

1989 Reunited with The Who for an American tour, restaging "Tommy" in full (in celebration of its 20th anniversary as well as the 25th anniversary of the band); Fox broadcast tape of August performance in

1989 Returned to the familiar themes of "The Beggar's Opera", playing the Street Singer in "Mack the Knife", Menahem Golan's feature adaptation of "The Threepenny Opera", which Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weil

1986 Appeared on "The Noel Edmunds Show", a British import shown in the USA for a week on ABC

1984 Critically acclaimed for his turn as the Dromio twins in "The Comedy of Errors" part of the BBC/PBS Shakespeare series

1983 Portrayed the highwayman MacHeath in Jonathan Miller's production of John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" for BBC-TV

1982 Proclaimed an "open-ended" sabbatical from The Who

1980 Starred as England's Public Enemy Number 1 John McVicar in "McVicar"

1979 Executive producer for feature "Quadrophenia"; also music director

1979 Acted in Richard Marquand's "The Legacy"

1979 The Who's new lineup's reception marred when 11 concertgoers were killed--trampled to death or asphyxiated--in a rush for "festival seating" at Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum in December

1978 The Who's original drummer Keith Moon died of an overdose of the seditive Heminevrin, prescribed to curb his alcoholism

1975 Starred in rock opera film, "Tommy" (composed by The Who member, Pete Townshend), directed by Ken Russell

1975 Reteamed with Russell, portraying piano legend Franz Liszt in "Lisztomania"

1973 Released first solo album, "Daltrey"

1968 Appeared with The Who in "Monterey Pop"

Grew up in the London working-class area of Shepherd's Bush

Played lead guitar for the Detours, switching to lead vocals when the original singer left, allowing rhythm guitarist Pete Townsend's power chords to serve as both rhythm and lead guitar

The Detours became the High Numbers and finally The Who, establishing themselves with violent stage shows that often ended with them destroying their equipment