Tony Caunter
Profile info
Known forActing
GenderMale
Birthday22 September 1937
Died13 October 2025 (age 88)
Place of birthSouthampton, Hampshire, England, UK
Known credits98
Biography
Tony Caunter was an English actor best known for his roles as Jack Shepherd in the Yorkshire Television sitcom Queenie's Castle (1970–72), DCI Jim Logan in the first three seasons of Juliet Bravo (1980–1982), and his portrayal of the kindly car dealer Roy Evans in EastEnders (1994–2003). He also starred in several films, including The Hill opposite Sean Connery, and The Ipcress File opposite Michael Caine.
Doggin' Around
1994 · Sergeant Greene
Westbeach
1993 · Bill Cromer
Wallpaper Warrior
1992 · Tommy "Tea-bag" Bright
Heartbeat
1992 · Hesketh
The Chief
1990 · Deputy Chief Constable Arthur Quine
Conspiracy
1989 · PC Robert Bentley
Magic Moments
1989 · Television Director
Tumbledown
1988 · Air Commodore
Bust
1987 · Ray French
London's Burning
1986
Casualty
1986 · Cafe Owner
Casualty
1986 · Tom Stopes
Blake's 7: Orac
1986 · Ensor
Running Scared
1986 · Frank Butler
Lovejoy
1986 · Russell Potts
Silas Marner
1985 · Mr. Snell
Howards' Way
1985 · Dave Bridger
A Crack in the Ice
1985 · Sgt. Platov
EastEnders
1985 · Roy Evans
The Bill
1984
Big Deal
1984 · Henry Diamond
Doctor Who: Enlightenment
1983 · Jackson
The Scarlet Pimpernel
1982 · Pochard
The Boxwallah
1982 · Arthur Price
Q.E.D.
1982 · Foreman
P.Q. 17
1981 · Coxswain
Private Schulz
1981 · Prison Warder
The Chinese Detective
1981
The Cause
1981 · Dolly
Braces High
1980 · Cafe Proprietor
Juliet Bravo
1980 · DCI Jim Logan
Happy
1980 · Mr Howard
S.O.S. Titanic
1980 · Chief Officer Henry Wilde
Dark Water
1980 · Manager
Minder
1979 · DI Norton
Minder
1979 · Chief Insp. Norton
Shoestring
1979 · Inspector Colston
House of Caradus
1979 · Jake
Waterloo Sunset
1979 · Thomas Dwyer
The Vanishing Army
1978 · Pinnock
Dinner at the Sporting Club
1978 · Ray Little
Blake's 7
1978 · Ensor Jr.
The Professionals
1977 · Detective Sergeant
The Professionals
1977 · Maurice Richards
King Cinder
1977 · Richard Hutson
Premiere
1977 · Cafe proprietor
BBC2 Play of the Week
1977 · Pinnock
Target
1977 · Brice
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