In all liklihood this list is incomplete - if you know of any additions please let me know! I am also looking for theatre credits and talk show appearances..

Abstracts from Magill's Survey of Cinema:

The Ruling Class
The Stunt Man
Becket
The Lion in Winter

 

Check to see when Peter O'Toole's films will be on television this Month!
(Courtesy of TV-NOW)

Name of Feature
Year
Media
Role
Awards/Nominations
Mary Mother of Christ 2011 Movie
Eager to Die 2010 Movie
The Phoenix 2008 Movie
Out of the Night 2008 Movie Don Giorgio
Love & Virtue 2008 Movie Atlantes
God's Spy 2009 Movie
My Talks With Dean Spanley 2008 Movie Fisk Senior
Iron Road 2008 Movie Relic
Thomas Kinkade's Home for Christmas 2008 Movie Glen Wessler
The Tudors 2008 Miniseries Pope Paul III
La Fenice 2007 Movie
Stardust 2007 Movie King of Stormhold
Venus 2006 Movie Maurice Nominated for Oscar: Best Actor in a Leading Role
Nominated for BAFTA: Best Actor in a Leading Role
Nominated for a BIFA: Best Actor
Nominated for Critics Choice Award: Best Actor
Romeo and Me 2006 Movie
One Night with the King 2006 Movie Samuel, The Prophet
Lassie 2005 Movie The Duke
Casanova 2005 TV Movie Older Casanova
Mystic India 2005 IMAX Film Narrator
Gilgamesh 2004 Movie ?
My Scorpion Soul 2004 Movie Lionel
Closing the Ring 2004 Movie
The Trojan War (now "Troy") 2004 Movie Priam Won IFTA Best Supporting Actor
Hitler: The Rise of Evil 2003 TV M-Series Paul von Hindenburg Nominated Emmy for Best Supporting Actor
Bright Young Things 2003 Movie Colonel Bount
Imperium: Augustus 2003 TV Movie Old Augustus
John Thaw Story, The 2002 TV Himself
Final Curtain, The 2002 Movie J.J. Curtus Won Best Actor, 2002
Cherbourg-Octeville Festival of Irish & British Film
Global Heresy/Rock My World 2001 Movie Lord Foxley Won Best Actor, 2002
DVD Premiere Awards
The Education of Max Bickford 2002 TV Show Sidney McKnight
The Making of 'Lawrence of Arabia' 2000 Documentary Himself
Sinister Saga of Making 'The Stunt Man', The (2000) 2000 Documentary Himself
Joan of Arc 1999 Biopic Bishop Cauchon Won Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Made for TV
Nominated, Golden Globe Award for Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Made for TV
The Manor 1999 Movie Mr.Ravenscroft
Molokai: The Story of Father Damien 1999 Movie William Williamson
Coming Home
a.k.a. Rosamunde Pilcher - Heimkehr (German TV)		 1998 TV Miniseries Colonel Carey-Lewis
Phantoms 1998 Movie Timothy Flyte  
FairyTale: A True Story a.k.a. Illumination 1997 Movie Sir Arthur Conan Doyle  
Gulliver's Travels 1996 TV Miniseries Emporer of Lilliput  
Heavy Weather 1995 TV Series Clarence, Earl of Emsworth  
John Jakes' Heaven and Hell:North and South, Bk III 1994 TV Miniseries Sam Trump  
Rebecca's Daughters 1992 Movie Lord Sarn  
Civvies 1992 TV Barry Newman
The Seventh Coin a.k.a. Worlds Apart 1992 Movie Emil Saber  
Isabelle Eberhardt 1991 Movie Major Lyautey  
King Ralph 1991 Movie Willingham  
The Dark Angel 1991 Television Uncle Silas  
Isabelle Eberhardt 1991 Movie Major Lyautey
Crossing to Freedom a.k.a. The Red Piper 1990 Television John Sidney Howard  
The Nutcracker Prince 1990 Movie (Voice) Pantaloon  
The Rainbow Thief 1990 Movie Prince Meleagre  
In una notte di chiaro di una a.k.a. As Long as It's Love
a.k.a. Crystal or Ash, Fire or Wind, As Long as It's Love
a.k.a. On a Moonlit Night		 1989 Movie Professor McShoul  
Wings of Fame 1989 Movie Cesar Valentin  
High Spirits 1988 Movie Peter Plunkett  
The Last Emporer 1987 Movie Reginald Johnston  BAFTAN: Best Supporting Actor;
David di Donatello: Best Foreign Actor
Club Paradise 1986 Movie Governor Anthony Cloyden Hayes Razzie - Nominated (1987)
Creator 1985 Movie Doctor Harry Wolper  
Supergirl: The Movie 1984 Movie Zaltar Razzie - Nominated (1985)
Kim 1984 Television Lama  
Pygmalion 1983 Movie Henry Higgins
Svengali 1983 Television Anton Bosnyak  
Sherlock Holmes & a Study in Scarlet 1983 (voice) Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Homes & the Baskerville Curse 1983 (voice) Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes & the Sign of Four 1983 (voice) Sherlock Homes
Sherlock Holmes & the Valley of Fear 1983 (voice) Sherlock Holmes
My Favourite Year 1982 Movie Alan Swann AAN: Best Actor
GGN: Best Actor in a Comedy
The Antagonist 1981 Movie Dir. by Boris Sagal
Masada, a.k.a. The Antagonist (see above) 1980 TV Miniseries Cornelius Flavius Silva  GGN:Best Actor, MiniseriesTV
Emmy: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or a Special (nominated)
Caligula 1980 Movie Tiberius  
The Stunt Man 1980 Movie Eli Cross AAN: Best Actor
GGN: Best Actor in a Drama
NSFC: Best Actor
Strumpet City 1980 Television Jim Larkin
Zulu Dawn 1979 Movie Lord Chelmsford  
Power Play a.k.a. Operation Overthrow a.k.a. State of Shock
a.k.a. Jeu de la puissance, Le (Canada-French, dubbed)		 1978 Movie Colonel Zeller  
Man Friday 1976 Movie Robinson Crusoe  
Rogue Male 1976 Television Captain Thorndyke  
Foxtrot a.k.a The Far Side of Paradise
a.k.a The Other Side of Paradise		 1975 Movie Liviu  
Rosebud 1975 Movie Larry Martin  
Under Milk Wood 1973 Movie Captain Cat NBR: Best Actor
Man of La Mancha 1972 Movie Don Quixote de la Mancha GGN: Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical
The Ruling Class 1972 Movie Jack Arnold Alexander Tancred
Gurney, 14th Earl of Gurney		 AAN: Best Actor
NBR: Best Actor
Murphy's War 1971 Movie Murphy  
Country Dance a.k.a. Brotherly Love 1970 Movie Sir Charles Henry Arbuthnot
Pinkerton Ferguson		  
Goodbye Mr. Chips 1969 Movie Arthur Chipping AAN: Best Actor
GG: Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical
NBR: Best Actor
David di Donatello: Best Foreign Actor
Present Laughter 1968 Television  
Great Catherine 1968 Movie Captain Charles Edstaston  
The Lion in Winter 1968 Movie King Henry II AAN: Best Actor
GG: Best Actor in a Drama
Casino Royale 1967 Movie Piper (uncredited)  
Night of the Generals a.k.a. Nuit des généraux, La (France) 1967 Movie General Tanz  David di Donatello: Best Foreign Actor
The Bible a.k.a. Bibbia, La, a.k.a. Bible, In the Beginning, The 1966 Movie The Three Angels  
How to Steal a Million a.k.a. How to Steal a Million Dollars
and Live Happily Ever After		 1966 Movie Simon Dermott  
Lord Jim 1965 Movie Jim  
The Sandpiper 1965 Movie (voice)  
What's New Pussycat? a.k.a. Quoi de neuf, Pussycat? (France) 1965 Movie Michael James  
Becket 1964 Movie King Henry II AAN: Best Actor
GG: Best Actor in a Drama
BAFTAN: Best British Actor
Lawrence of Arabia 1962 Movie T.E. Lawrence AAN: Best Actor
BAFTA: Best British Actor
David di Donatello: Best Foreign Actor
Laurel: Top New Male Personality
Laurel: Top Male Dramatic Performance (4th)
The Day They Robbed The Bank of England 1960 Movie Captain Fitch  
Kidnapped 1960 Movie Robin McGregor  
The Savage Innocents a.k.a. Dents du diable, Les (France)
a.k.a. Ombre bianche (Italy)		 1959 Movie First Trooper  

GG = Golden Globe GGN = Golden Globe Nomination
AAN = Academy Award Nomination
NBR = National Board of Review USA
NSFC = National Society of Film Critics, USA
BAFTA = British Academy Awards BAFTAN = British Academy Awards Nomination

Guest Appearances on Television:
The Ray Bradbury Theatre episode 6, Feb 2. 1986 - John Hampton in “Banshee”
The Scarlet Pimpernel 1958 First Soldier in “A Tale of Two Pigtales” episode

Television
pre?Lawrence of Arabia
Once a Horse Player
End of a Good Man
1959 The King?s Daughter (with Sian Phillips) BBC
1960 Song of the March Hare (walk-on part) BBC

1979 Strumpet City?James Larkin, legendary Irish Labour character
7 part Dublin TV series

1981 The American Sportsman Series: Fresh Water Fishing
Synopsis: Host Curt Gowdy takes Peter O'Toole to the
African Wetlands for dangerous Tigerfish.

Theatrical Appearances:

1954

Brighton: Professional Stage Debut in A Midsummer Night's Dream

Bristol Old Vic 1955-1958

Played no less than 79 parts, including (not necessarily chronologically - details are scarce:)
The Matchmaker -- cab driver/old horseman (professional debut, 7 line part)
Uncle Vanya -- Georgian peasant
King Lear -- Duke of Cornwall (first professional Shakespearean role)
Volpone -- Corvino
Othello -- Lodovico
Sleeping Beauty Pantomime -- Parsnip
The Recruiting Officer -- Bullock
Major Barbara -- Peter Shirley (London debut)
Great Expectations -- Mr. Jaggers
Pygmalion -- Alfred Doolittle
A Midsummer Night's Dream -- Lysander
Look Back in Anger -- Jimmy Porter
Sodom and Gomorrah -- Angel
Amphitryon 38 -- Jupitor
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves -- Mrs. Millie Baba
The Pier -- a Teddy Boy

1957

Romanoff and Juliet -- The General
Waiting for Godot -- Tramp
Oh, Mein Papa -- Uncle Gustave - Garrick Theatre

1958

Hamlet -- Prince of Denmark (25 years old, youngest ever to play Hamlet, critics said that Hamlet would never be the same again)
Man and Superman

1958

The Holiday (with Sian Phillips) -- played in many theatres but didn't reach London

1959 Royal Court Theatre and New Theatre, London

The Long and the Short and the Tall -- Private Bamforths -- at The Royal Court Theatre, London
-- won Best Actor, Variety Club
-- won Best Actor of the Year, London Critic?s Award

1960 - Stratford-upon-Avon Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company

The Merchant of Venice -- Shylock (completely new and innovative interpretation)
The Taming of the Shrew -- Petruchio
Troilus and Cressida -- Thersites

1962 Mermaid Theatre, London and Dublin Olympia

Pictures in the Hallway -- one night reading from Sean O'Casy's autobiography

1963 Phoenix Theatre, Charing Cross Rd., National Theatre Company

Baal -- (by Berthold Brecht)
Hamlet (Sir Laurence Olivier Production)
-- won Best Actor of the Year, British Film Academy

1964 - National Theatre, London

Hamlet (under the direction of Sir Laurence Olivier)

1965 Piccadilly Theatre, London, Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Ride a Cock Horse -- Peter (with Sian Phillips)
Shaw's Correspondents -- (Dublin)

1966 Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Juno and the Paycock -- Captain Jack Boyle

1967 Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

Man and Superman -
Waiting for Godot - (to 1968)

1969 Abbey Theatre, Dublin, Nottingham Playhouse

Happy Days - Directed
Waiting for Godot

1970

Man and Superman -- Jack Tanner -- Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

1971

Waiting for Godot -- Vladimir -- Abbey Theatre, Dublin

1972-3 The Bristol Old Vic Repertory Company

Uncle Vanya (Chekov)
Plunder -- D'Arcy Tuck
The Apple Cart -- (Shaw) King Magnus
Judgement -- world premiere of Barry Collins' monologue

1975-6 English/Irish/Australian Tour (incl. Gaiety Theatre)

Dead Eyed Dicks -- Lord Peter Wimsey, Philip Marlow, and Sherlock Holmes

1978 Chicago, Washington, Toronto

Uncle Vanya
Present Laughter

1980 Prospect Theatre Company - Old Vic, London

Macbeth -- Prospect Theatre Company, Old Vic, London

1982-3 Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London, and Cambridge Theatre

Man and Superman -- Jack Tanner

1984 Shaftesbury Theatre, London

Pygmalion -- Henry Higgins

1986 Theatre Royal, Bath, Theatre Royal, Haymarket

The Apple Cart

1987 Guildford, Plymouth Theatre, New York

Yvonne Arnaud --
Pygmalion -- Henry Higgins

1989-90 Apollo Theatre, London

Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell

1991 Shaftesbury Theatre, London

Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell

1992 Apollo Theatre, London

Our Song

1999, Old Vic Theatre, London

Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell