Biography
Milton Johns (born 13 May 1938) is an English actor whose thin features and talent for obsequious or oily characters has often influenced the many television parts he has received. He trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Johns was born in Bristol, Gloucestershire. He was in Coronation Street as Brendan Scott (1991–93), the shopkeeper who died of a heart attack while pedalling along the eponymous cobbled street. Other roles have included parts in Poldark, Born and Bred, Ever Decreasing Circles, Home to Roost, Dempsey and Makepeace, Murder Most English, Shoestring, Yes Minister, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, Softly, Softly, Going Straight, The Good Life, Don't Wait Up, Butterflies, Campion and Z-Cars. He played the landlord in The Basil Brush Show (2002–07). Johns also played jobsworth Mr Cassidy in Murphy's Mob, an ITV children's television drama series (1982–85). His character helped to manage the building used by the junior supporters' of the football club, Dunmore United. Johns has appeared in Doctor Who on several occasions: as Theodore Benik in The Enemy of the World; Guy Crayford in The Android Invasion; and Castellan Kelner in The Invasion of Time. In 1972 he starre…
Movies & TV Shows
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The Empire Strikes Back (1980) — Bewil
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The X-Files (1998) — British Valet
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Doctor Who (1963) — Guy Crayford
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Joseph (1995) — Vintner
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The Saint (1962) — Vargas
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Hammer House of Horror (1980) — A.J. Powers
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The Good Life (1975) — Ernie
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War and Remembrance (1988) — Adolf Eichmann
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Sharpe (1993) — Hopkinson
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Dempsey and Makepeace (1985) — Sid Lowe
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Minder (1979) — Mr. Sinclair
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Sharpe's Revenge (1997) — Hopkinson
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Bergerac (1981) — Lonny Rice
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Baffled! (1973) — Dr. Reed
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Butterflies (1978)
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The Basil Brush Show (2002) — Mr. Rossiter
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Poldark (1975) — Matthew Sanson
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Going Straight (1978) — Mr. Kirby
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Super Gran (1985) — Mr. L. Chop
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The Protectors (1972) — Conway
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Oppenheimer (1980) — George Kistiakowsky
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Doctor Who: The Enemy of the World (1968) — Benik
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Mussolini: The Untold Story (1985) — German Ambassador
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Campion (1989) — William Potter
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Play for Today (1970) — Evelyn de Plume
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American Playhouse (1982) — George Kistiakowsky
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Z-Cars (1962)
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The Adventurer (1972) — Alex
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The Scarlet Pimpernel (1999) — Fisher
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Budgie (1971) — Nervous Docherty
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Crown Court (1972) — Gus Enderby
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The Upper Hand (1990) — Store Manager
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Shoestring (1979) — Porter
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Doctor Who: The Invasion of Time (1978) — Castellan Kelner
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Armchair Thriller (1978) — Tim Kennaway
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The Wednesday Play (1964) — March
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No Hiding Place (1959)
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Manhunt (1970) — Renard
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Murder Most English: A Flaxborough Chronicle (1977) — George Lintz
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Doctor Who: The Android Invasion (1975) — Guy Crayford