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Continuing his film appearances, he appeared in {{The Movie}}s of ''Series/BlessThisHouse'' and ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'', ''Film/TheAdventureOfSherlockHolmesSmarterBrother'', ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose'', and {{Awful British Sex Comed|y}}ies including ''Keep It Up Downstairs'' (in which he got GuestStar billing) and ''Adventures of a Private Eye''.
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In 1974, he joined the Old Vic's National Theatre Company. There, he appeared in the first production of Peter Hall', ''Theatre/TheTempest'', playing the double act of Stephano and Trinculo with Creator/ArthurLowe.
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Julian Dean Chavasse Orchard, (3 March 1930 -- 21 June 1979), was a British actor best known for his roles in the ''Film/CarryOnSeries''.
His drama education came at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. By The60s, he was popping up in small roles in many a British comedy film, including {{Uncredited Role}}s in Norman Wisdom films ''On the Beat'' and ''A Stitch in Time''. From 1967 to 1971, he appeared in four ''Film/CarryOn'' films, with his biggest role being his final - the campy Duc de Pincenay in ''Film/CarryOnHenry''.
The same year as ''Henry'', Orchard played Cornelius Button in ''Grasshopper Island'', Mr. Pettigrew in ''Whack-O!'' ([[TheOtherDarrin taking over the role]] first played by Arthur Howard), and did {{Pantomime}} with Creator/TerryScott over the Christmas season.
Continuing his film appearances, he appeared in {{The Movie}}s of ''Series/BlessThisHouse'' and ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'', ''Film/TheAdventureOfSherlockHolmesSmarterBrother'', ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose'', and {{Awful British Sex Comed|y}}ies including ''Keep It Up Downstairs'' (in which he got GuestStar billing) and ''Adventures of a Private Eye''.
In 1974, he joined the Old Vic's National Theatre Company. There, he appeared in the first production of Peter Hall', ''Theatre/TheTempest'', playing the double act of Stephano and Trinculo with Creator/ArthurLowe.
He died after a short illness at the age of 49.
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!!Works on TV Tropes she appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/DontLoseYourHead'' (1967) -- Rake (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/FollowThatCamel'' (1967) -- Doctor
* ''Film/CarryOnDoctor'' (1967) -- Fred
* ''Film/FuttocksEnd'' (1970) -- Twit
* ''Film/CarryOnHenry'' (1971) -- Duc de Pincenay
* ''Film/TheAdventureOfSherlockHolmesSmarterBrother'' (1975) -- Man in Tails
* ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose'' (1976) -- Duke of Montague
* ''Film/RevengeOfThePinkPanther'' (1978) -- Hospital Clerk
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/InsideGeorgeWebley'', episode "If This Book Should Chance to Roam" (1968) -- Librarian
* ''Series/TheGoodies'', episode "Culture for the Masses" (1971) -- Minister for the Arts
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Julian Dean Chavasse Orchard, (3 March 1930 -- 21 June 1979), was a British actor best known for his roles in the ''Film/CarryOnSeries''.
His drama education came at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. By The60s, he was popping up in small roles in many a British comedy film, including {{Uncredited Role}}s in Norman Wisdom films ''On the Beat'' and ''A Stitch in Time''. From 1967 to 1971, he appeared in four ''Film/CarryOn'' films, with his biggest role being his final - the campy Duc de Pincenay in ''Film/CarryOnHenry''.
The same year as ''Henry'', Orchard played Cornelius Button in ''Grasshopper Island'', Mr. Pettigrew in ''Whack-O!'' ([[TheOtherDarrin taking over the role]] first played by Arthur Howard), and did {{Pantomime}} with Creator/TerryScott over the Christmas season.
Continuing his film appearances, he appeared in {{The Movie}}s of ''Series/BlessThisHouse'' and ''Series/ManAboutTheHouse'', ''Film/TheAdventureOfSherlockHolmesSmarterBrother'', ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose'', and {{Awful British Sex Comed|y}}ies including ''Keep It Up Downstairs'' (in which he got GuestStar billing) and ''Adventures of a Private Eye''.
In 1974, he joined the Old Vic's National Theatre Company. There, he appeared in the first production of Peter Hall', ''Theatre/TheTempest'', playing the double act of Stephano and Trinculo with Creator/ArthurLowe.
He died after a short illness at the age of 49.
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!!Works on TV Tropes she appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''Film/DontLoseYourHead'' (1967) -- Rake (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/FollowThatCamel'' (1967) -- Doctor
* ''Film/CarryOnDoctor'' (1967) -- Fred
* ''Film/FuttocksEnd'' (1970) -- Twit
* ''Film/CarryOnHenry'' (1971) -- Duc de Pincenay
* ''Film/TheAdventureOfSherlockHolmesSmarterBrother'' (1975) -- Man in Tails
* ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose'' (1976) -- Duke of Montague
* ''Film/RevengeOfThePinkPanther'' (1978) -- Hospital Clerk
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/InsideGeorgeWebley'', episode "If This Book Should Chance to Roam" (1968) -- Librarian
* ''Series/TheGoodies'', episode "Culture for the Masses" (1971) -- Minister for the Arts
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