I remember him from Tron, Time Bandits, and a handful of Star Trek movies. Brilliant actor.

Loved him in Time Bandits.

Straw Dogs.

RIP.

I remember him mostly from Titanic but looking through his filmography, he was in a lot of good stuff over the years.

RIP

He was in one of my favorite movies The Ballad Of Cable Hogue. I enjoyed seeing him pop up in things. R.I.P.

He played a great Jack the Ripper (opposite Malcolm McDowell's H.G. Wells) in Time After Time.

A great scene (where Wells confronts "Jack" for the first time in the present) ... and sadly what "Jack" says is even more true today than it was in 1979:

Amazing actor. My guess (my hope!) is he was one of those incredibly charming and kind people who ended up playing sinister villains really well. Although my hunch is a good portion of my generation remembers him best as the helpful scientist from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. They never did follow up on where he went with that last canister, though, did they?

End of line.

I mostly remember him from playing Blair's father on The Facts of Life

Go into the four lights, Mr. Warner.

Such a great actor. Honestly, I thought he was closer to his mid 80's. He looked a lot older than his age 30 years ago!

But, yeah, a fantastic actor. Not a household name, but someone a lot of people recognize. And his voice is pretty identifiable, too!

Always enjoyed seeing him in stuff especially Star Trek. RIP.

This is me. I was 10 when TMNT2 came out.

Beheaded in The Omen, right?

In From Beyond The Grave he's the guy who buys the painted over mirror from Peter Cushing's antique shop.

He played Blair’s father? I thought Nicolas Coster played her father.

edit: ok I get the joke

I've been a big David Warner for some years now so it's sad to hear of his passing. One of the earliest memories I have of him was his role as Sark in Tron, which I caught during its initial theatrical run. Oddly, in terms of his work in Star Trek, I always associate him with Chancellor Gorkon in ST VI even though he had a much meatier role as the interrogator/torturer in the 'Chain of Command' two-parter from TNG. He had a magnificent voice which he put to great use in quite a few Doctor Who audio dramas, and he always made them better.

RIP Mr. Warner.

Oh, I've been dreading this day for a while. So many great roles and performances.

I had actually forgotten that he was the interrogator. I definitely remember him for Gorkon too. It's sad that both he and General Chang have left us now.

He was also Cratchit in one of my favorite adaptations of A Christmas Carol, with George C Scott.

I loved his voice. He was great in Batman the animated series! But I did hate him in titanic, so he did a great job in it.

I liked him in many roles especially Star Trek 6 The Undiscovered Country.

Wasn't he in the original Omen movie?

He had a unique voice.

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i still remember David Warner from these old movies

Nightwing
Time Bandits
Phantoms
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II
Titanic of course

RIP. Knew the face but not the name.