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Brian O'Shaughnessy

Brian O'Shaughnessy

Actor · Born 1931-05-05 · Aldershot, Hampshire, England, UK

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Biography

Brian O'Shaughnessy was born on May 5, 1931 in Aldershot, England, UK. He was an actor and writer, known for The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980), Shangani Patrol (1970) and Fraud! (1974). He died on July 14, 2001 in Cape Town, South Africa.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) — Mr. Thompson
  2. The Power of One (1992) — Col. Bretyn
  3. Scene of the Crime (1970) — Piet Brügge
  4. Zulu Dawn (1979) — Maj. Smith R.A.
  5. Creatures the World Forgot (1971) — Mak
  6. White Ghost (1988) — John Enrlich
  7. Auf Achse (1980) — Smidson
  8. Mutator (1989) — Axelrod
  9. The Evil Below (1989) — Father Shannon
  10. Operation Delta Force 2: Mayday (1998) — Admiral Norman Henshaw
  11. Orion's Key (1997) — Professor Morton
  12. Warhead (1996)
  13. Mister Deathman (1977) — Colonel Duncan
  14. Merchants of War (1989) — James Sullivan (as Brian O'Shaugnessy)
  15. Brutal Glory (1989)
  16. Falling Rocks (2000) — Pilot
  17. Satan's Harvest (1970) — Andrew Murdock
  18. Act of Piracy (1988) — 'Barracuda' Skipper
  19. The Visual Bible: Acts (1994) — Commander
  20. Strangers at Sunrise (1969) — Corporal Caine
  21. Mr. Kingstreet's War (1973) — Morgan
  22. Claws (1982) — Louw's Father
  23. Listen to My Story (1974) — Dr. Page
  24. Diamond Walkers (1965) — Barrett
  25. The Emissary (1989)
  26. Cape Rebel (1989)
  27. Shangani Patrol (1970) — Maj. Allen Wilson
  28. Sandy the Seal (1968) — Mackenzie
  29. Seven Against the Sun (1964) — Macarthy
  30. Rogue Lion (1972) — Alec Dudley
  31. Die Ruiter in die Nag (1963) — Captain Ricky
  32. The Fourth Reich (1990) — Major Ellis
  33. Hearts & Minds (1995) — Col. van Vuuren
  34. African Gold (1965)
  35. Die Wüstenrose (2000) — Dr. Hermann Kummerow
  36. Morenga (1985) — Herr Lüdemann
  37. Pressure Burst (1971)
  38. Stropers van die Laeveld (1962)
  39. Kavaliers (1966) — Capt. Ronald Rogers
  40. Danie Bosman: The Story of the Greatest South African composer (1969) — Dr. Rodney Masters