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Gordon Angus Deayton (born 6 January 1956) is an English actor best known for playing Mike Channel ([[ActingForTwo among others]]) in ''Series/{{KYTV}}'' and Patrick Trench in ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave''.
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Angus Deayton, born Gordon Angus Deayton (born 6 Deayton, (6 January 1956) 1956), is an English actor best known for playing Mike Channel ([[ActingForTwo among others]]) in ''Series/{{KYTV}}'' and Patrick Trench in ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave''.
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In 1990, he joined the cast of ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
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In 1990, he joined the cast of ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'' ''One Foot in the Grave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
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Angus Deayton, born Gordon Angus Deayton, (6 January 1956), is a British actor best known for playing Mike Channel ([[ActingForTwo among others]]) in ''Series/{{KYTV}}'' and Patrick Trench in ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave''.
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In 1990, he joined the cast of ''One Foot in the Grave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
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In 1990, he joined the cast of ''One Foot in the Grave'' ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
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In TheNewTens, he starred in ''Series/{{Pramface}}'' as Alan Derbyshire and in ''Series/WaterlooRoad'' from Series 8-10. His latest starring role came in 2017 as Mitch in ''Alone'', once more putting Deayton on the radio.
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In TheNewTens, he starred in ''Series/{{Pramface}}'' as Alan Derbyshire and in ''Series/WaterlooRoad'' from Series 8-10. 8-10 as George Windsor. His latest starring role came in 2017 as Mitch in ''Alone'', once more putting Deayton on the radio.radio, just as he had done several years prior.
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* ''Series/MrBean'', episode "The "[[Recap/MrBeanE3TheCurseOfMrBean The Curse of Mr. Bean" Bean]]" (1991) -- Pool Attendant/Man on Park Bench
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->''"When one door closes another one falls on top of you."''
Angus Deayton, born Gordon Angus Deayton, (6 January 1956), is a British actor best known for playing Mike Channel ([[ActingForTwo among others]]) in ''Series/{{KYTV}}'' and Patrick Trench in ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave''.
In 1978, he joined the Oxford Revue and appeared with them at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Early in his career, Deayton co-wrote and provided voices for ''Radio Active'', and stayed with the series when it made the jump to television as ''KYTV'', playing Mike Channel in both.
In 1990, he joined the cast of ''One Foot in the Grave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
The same year as he joined ''One Foot'', Deayton became the host of ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou''. Deayton hosted until he was sacked in 2002, due to controversy rising after ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishNewspapers News of the World]]'' reported that he had [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor done cocaine and had sex with prostitutes]]. After starring in ''Series/NightyNight'' as Don Cole, Deayton returned to hosting, doing so in ''Series/WouldILieToYou'' and ''Series/HellsKitchen'', both from 2007 to 2009.
In TheNewTens, he starred in ''Series/{{Pramface}}'' as Alan Derbyshire and in ''Series/WaterlooRoad'' from Series 8-10. His latest starring role came in 2017 as Mitch in ''Alone'', once more putting Deayton on the radio.
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!!Works on TV Tropes he appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/TheTallGuy'' (1989) -- Actor in Agent's Office
* ''Film/{{Elizabeth}}'' (1998) -- Waad, Chancellor of the Eschequer
* ''Film/FatSlags'' (2004) -- Maurice
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/{{Tiswas}}'', 1 episode (1981) -- Garry Cribb (UncreditedRole)
* ''Series/TheBlackAdder'', episode "[[Recap/BlackadderS1E2BornToBeKing Born to Be King]]" (1983) -- Jumping Jew of Jerusalem
* ''Series/Chelmsford123'', episode "Peeled Grapes and Pedicures" (1988) -- Aldridge
* ''Series/{{KYTV}}'', 19 episodes (1989-93) -- Mike Channel/Various
* ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'', 15 episodes:
** 14 episodes (1990-2000) -- Patrick Trench
** "Monday Morning Will Be Fine" (1992) -- TV Announcer (UncreditedRole)
* ''Series/MrBean'', episode "The Curse of Mr. Bean" (1991) -- Pool Attendant/Man on Park Bench
* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor at the Top]]'', episode "The V.I.P." (1991) -- Adrian Quint
* ''Series/IfYouSeeGodTellHim'', 1 episode (1993) -- Bank Manager
* ''Series/ChildrenInNeed'', episode "Children in Need 1993" (1993) -- Mike Channel
* ''Series/{{Coupling}}'', episode "Size Matters" (2000) -- AsHimself
* ''{{Series/Absolute Power|BBC}}'', 3 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Mr Fox", "The Nation's Favourite", "The House of Lords"[[/labelnote]] (2003-05) -- Colin Priestley
* ''Series/NightyNight'', 12 episodes (2004-05) -- Don Cole
* ''Series/{{Casualty}}'', episode "Sweet Charity" (2007) -- AsHimself
* ''Series/{{Pramface}}'', 16 episodes (2012-14) -- Alan Derbyshire
* ''Series/WaterlooRoad'', 36 episodes (2013-14) -- George Windsor
* ''Series/{{Benidorm}}'', 1 episode (2016) -- Grenville Titcombe
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'', episode "Beyond the Shining Sea: Part Two" (2019) -- Martin Stow
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->''"When one door closes another one falls on top of you."''
Angus Deayton, born Gordon Angus Deayton, (6 January 1956), is a British actor best known for playing Mike Channel ([[ActingForTwo among others]]) in ''Series/{{KYTV}}'' and Patrick Trench in ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave''.
In 1978, he joined the Oxford Revue and appeared with them at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Early in his career, Deayton co-wrote and provided voices for ''Radio Active'', and stayed with the series when it made the jump to television as ''KYTV'', playing Mike Channel in both.
In 1990, he joined the cast of ''One Foot in the Grave'' for its second series as Patrick Trench, neighbour and nemesis of [[GrumpyOldMan Victor Meldrew]]; Deayton remained with the series for the rest of its run. While Patrick and Victor loathed one another, Deayton and Creator/RichardWilson were [[FriendshipOnTheSet great friends off-screen]], with Wilson even becoming the godfather to Deayton's son.
The same year as he joined ''One Foot'', Deayton became the host of ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou''. Deayton hosted until he was sacked in 2002, due to controversy rising after ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishNewspapers News of the World]]'' reported that he had [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor done cocaine and had sex with prostitutes]]. After starring in ''Series/NightyNight'' as Don Cole, Deayton returned to hosting, doing so in ''Series/WouldILieToYou'' and ''Series/HellsKitchen'', both from 2007 to 2009.
In TheNewTens, he starred in ''Series/{{Pramface}}'' as Alan Derbyshire and in ''Series/WaterlooRoad'' from Series 8-10. His latest starring role came in 2017 as Mitch in ''Alone'', once more putting Deayton on the radio.
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!!Works on TV Tropes he appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/TheTallGuy'' (1989) -- Actor in Agent's Office
* ''Film/{{Elizabeth}}'' (1998) -- Waad, Chancellor of the Eschequer
* ''Film/FatSlags'' (2004) -- Maurice
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/{{Tiswas}}'', 1 episode (1981) -- Garry Cribb (UncreditedRole)
* ''Series/TheBlackAdder'', episode "[[Recap/BlackadderS1E2BornToBeKing Born to Be King]]" (1983) -- Jumping Jew of Jerusalem
* ''Series/Chelmsford123'', episode "Peeled Grapes and Pedicures" (1988) -- Aldridge
* ''Series/{{KYTV}}'', 19 episodes (1989-93) -- Mike Channel/Various
* ''Series/OneFootInTheGrave'', 15 episodes:
** 14 episodes (1990-2000) -- Patrick Trench
** "Monday Morning Will Be Fine" (1992) -- TV Announcer (UncreditedRole)
* ''Series/MrBean'', episode "The Curse of Mr. Bean" (1991) -- Pool Attendant/Man on Park Bench
* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor at the Top]]'', episode "The V.I.P." (1991) -- Adrian Quint
* ''Series/IfYouSeeGodTellHim'', 1 episode (1993) -- Bank Manager
* ''Series/ChildrenInNeed'', episode "Children in Need 1993" (1993) -- Mike Channel
* ''Series/{{Coupling}}'', episode "Size Matters" (2000) -- AsHimself
* ''{{Series/Absolute Power|BBC}}'', 3 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Mr Fox", "The Nation's Favourite", "The House of Lords"[[/labelnote]] (2003-05) -- Colin Priestley
* ''Series/NightyNight'', 12 episodes (2004-05) -- Don Cole
* ''Series/{{Casualty}}'', episode "Sweet Charity" (2007) -- AsHimself
* ''Series/{{Pramface}}'', 16 episodes (2012-14) -- Alan Derbyshire
* ''Series/WaterlooRoad'', 36 episodes (2013-14) -- George Windsor
* ''Series/{{Benidorm}}'', 1 episode (2016) -- Grenville Titcombe
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'', episode "Beyond the Shining Sea: Part Two" (2019) -- Martin Stow
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