1958 The Taming of the Shrew 1958 A Winter's Tale 1958 The Lady's Not For Burning 1958 Twelfth Night 1958 Macbeth 1959 Hobson's Choice 1959 Paradise Lost 1959 Antigone 1959 Alcestis 1959 Faust 1959 The Knight of the Burning Pestle 1960 A Shred of Evidence 1960 The Wind and the Rain 1960 Staircase 1961 The Fire Raisers 1961 Chips With Everything 1961 Two into One 1962 Women Beware Women 1962 Semi-Detached (with Laurence Olivier) 1964 The Father 1967 Around The World in 80 Days 1967 Little Malcom And His Struggle Against The Eunuchs 1969 So What About Love? 1970 Random Happenings in the Hebrides by John McGrath 1971 The Lady from the Sea 1972 Chinamen 1972 The New Quixote 1972 Black And Silver 1972 The Two of Us 1973 Collaborators 1976 Absurd Person Singular 1977 The Two of Us (Revival) 1978 Night and Day 1982 Serjeant Musgrave's Dance 1983 Twelfth Night 1983 The Time of Your Life 1983 Henry VIII 1984 Pygmalion 1986 Two into One (Revival) 1988 All My Sons 1993 The Absence of War by David Hare 2001 Peter Pan as Captain Hook Honours and awards Won 1977 Evening Standard British Film Award – Best Actor for: Sweeney! 1990 British Academy Award – Best Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 1993 British Academy Award – Best Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 1994 CBE 1995 Aftonbladet TV Prize, Sweden – Best Foreign TV Personality – Male (Bästa utländska man) 1998 National Television Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 1998 Special Recognition Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 1999 National Television Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Goodnight, Mister Tom" 2001 National Television Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Inspector Morse" and Academy Fellowship Nominated 1988 British Academy Award – Best Actor in a Supporting Role for: "Cry Freedom" 1991 British Academy Award – Best Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 1992 British Academy Award – Best Actor for: "Inspector Morse" 2000 National Television Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Monsignor Renard" 2002 National Television Award – Most Popular Actor for: "Buried Treasure" A memorial bench is dedicated to Thaw within the grounds of St Paul's Covent Garden. References Bibliography Hancock, Sheila (2004). The Two of Us: My Life with John Thaw. London: Bloomsbury. John Thaw: The Biography. Stafford Hildred and Tim Ewbank. London: Andre Deutsch. External links 1942 births 2002 deaths Alumni of RADA English male television actors English male