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Jonathan Adams, born John Adams, (14 February 1931 -- 13 June 2005), was a British actor best known for playing Dr. Scott in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow''.
He studied at Northampton Art College and the Chelsea College of Art, where he earned a name for himself with his surrealist cartoons and collages.
In 1959, he started acting and working as an artist at the same time. He was cast in the original London production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' as the {{Narrator}}. When ''Rocky Horror'' was adapted into a film, Adams was cast not as the Narrator's film equivalant (the Criminologist), but as the wheelchair-bound scientist, Dr. Everett Von Scott.[[note]][[AudienceParticipation SIEG HEIL!]][[/note]]
The rest of The70s saw Adams appearing in comedy films including ''Eskimo Nell'', ''Three for All'', ''Adventures of a Private Eye'', and ''Adventures of a Plumber's Mate''. He also appeared in the first three series of ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' as Dr. [=LeJeune=] and in ''Series/StarCops'' as Alexander Krivenko. In 1993, he appeared in the Public Information Film ''Film/NeverRest'' as the ghost of Joshua Walker, who haunts a farm in an attempt to save a pair of children from fatal accidents.
He died of a stroke at the age of 74.
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Jonathan Adams, born John Adams, (14 February 1931 -- 13 June 2005), was a British actor best known for playing Dr. Scott in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow''.
He studied at Northampton Art College and the Chelsea College of Art, where he earned a name for himself with his surrealist cartoons and collages.
In 1959, he started acting and working as an artist at the same time. He was cast in the original London production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' as the {{Narrator}}. When ''Rocky Horror'' was adapted into a film, Adams was cast not as the Narrator's film equivalant (the Criminologist), but as the wheelchair-bound scientist, Dr. Everett Von Scott.[[note]][[AudienceParticipation SIEG HEIL!]][[/note]]
The rest of The70s saw Adams appearing in comedy films including ''Eskimo Nell'', ''Three for All'', ''Adventures of a Private Eye'', and ''Adventures of a Plumber's Mate''. He also appeared in the first three series of ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' as Dr. [=LeJeune=] and in ''Series/StarCops'' as Alexander Krivenko. In 1993, he appeared in the Public Information Film ''Film/NeverRest'' as the ghost of Joshua Walker, who haunts a farm in an attempt to save a pair of children from fatal accidents.
He died of a stroke at the age of 74.
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Jonathan Adams, born John Adams, (14 February 1931 -- 13 June 2005), was
Ray Charleson is a British
He studied at Northampton Art College and the Chelsea College of Art, where he earned a name for himself with his surrealist cartoons and collages.
In 1959, he started acting and working as an artist at the same time. He was cast in the original London production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' as the {{Narrator}}. When ''Rocky Horror'' was adapted into a film, Adams was cast not as the Narrator's film equivalant (the Criminologist), but as the wheelchair-bound scientist, Dr. Everett Von Scott.[[note]][[AudienceParticipation SIEG HEIL!]][[/note]]
The rest of The70s saw Adams appearing in comedy films including ''Eskimo Nell'', ''Three for All'', ''Adventures of a Private Eye'', and ''Adventures of a Plumber's Mate''. He also appeared in the first three series of ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' as Dr. [=LeJeune=] and in ''Series/StarCops'' as Alexander Krivenko. In 1993, he appeared in the Public Information Film ''Film/NeverRest'' as the ghost of Joshua Walker, who haunts a farm in an attempt to save a pair of children from fatal accidents.
He died of a stroke at the age of 74.
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* ''Film/NeverRest'' (1993) -- Joshua Walker
* ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' (1975) -- Dr. Everett Von Scott
* ''Film/NeverRest'' (1993) -- Joshua Walker
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** "Old Soldiers" (1972) -- Pinker
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'', 5 episodes:
** 2 episodes (1968) -- Mr. Parker
** 3 episodes (1971) -- Peter Bromley
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* ''Series/TheRivalsOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Mystery of the Amber Beads" (1973) -- Sergeant Finch
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Harry's Back" (1974) -- Special Branch Officer
* ''Series/EdwardTheSeventh'', episode "The Invisible Queen" (1975) -- Sergeant Ballantyne
* ''Series/JesusOfNazareth'', 1 episode (1977) -- Adam
* ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'', 8 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Nice People Die in Bed", "Late for a Funeral", "Relative Values", "Always Leave Them Laughing", "Fall of a Birdman", "A Perfect Recapture", "The Moonlight Girls", "Ninety Per Cent Proof"[[/labelnote]] (1981-83) -- Dr. [=LeJeune=]
* ''Series/ReillyAceOfSpies'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Dreadnoughts and Crosses", "Dreadnoughts and Doublecrosses"[[/labelnote]] (1983) -- British Ambassador
* ''Series/TheAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Norwood Builder" (1985) -- Jonas Oldacre
* ''{{Series/Miss Marple|1984}}'', 1 episode of 2-episode story "Nemesis" (1987) -- Carter
* ''{{Series/ScreenPlay|BBC}}'', episode "The Trial of Klaus Barbie" (1987) -- Lawyer
* ''Series/StarCops'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits", "This Case to Be Opened in a Million Years", "In Warm Blood", "A Double Life", "Other People's Secrets", "Little Green Men and Other Martians"[[/labelnote]] (1987) -- Alexander Krivenko
* ''Series/HowardsWay'', episode "To Sir With Love" (1987) -- Coastguard
* ''Series/YesPrimeMinister'', episode "Power to the People" (1988) -- Professor Marriott
* ''Series/ScreenTwo'', episode "The Count of Solar" (1992) -- Physician
* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'', episode "Maigret on Home Ground" (1992) -- Dr. Bouchardon
* ''WesternAnimation/AnimatedTalesOfTheWorld'', episode "Ewenn Congar: A Story from France" (2001) -- Ewenn Senior
** 1 episode of 3-episode story "When Did You Last See Your Father?" (1967) -- Police Constable Brabbin
** "Old Soldiers" (1972) -- Pinker
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'', 5 episodes:
** 2 episodes (1968) -- Mr. Parker
** 3 episodes (1971) -- Peter Bromley
* ''Series/TheLastOfTheBaskets'', episode "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant" (1971) -- Crematorium Attendant
* ''Series/TheRivalsOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Mystery of the Amber Beads" (1973) -- Sergeant Finch
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Harry's Back" (1974) -- Special Branch Officer
* ''Series/EdwardTheSeventh'', episode "The Invisible Queen" (1975) -- Sergeant Ballantyne
* ''Series/JesusOfNazareth'', 1 episode (1977) -- Adam
* ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'', 8 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Nice People Die in Bed", "Late for a Funeral", "Relative Values", "Always Leave Them Laughing", "Fall of a Birdman", "A Perfect Recapture", "The Moonlight Girls", "Ninety Per Cent Proof"[[/labelnote]] (1981-83) -- Dr. [=LeJeune=]
* ''Series/ReillyAceOfSpies'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Dreadnoughts and Crosses", "Dreadnoughts and Doublecrosses"[[/labelnote]] (1983) -- British Ambassador
* ''Series/TheAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Norwood Builder" (1985) -- Jonas Oldacre
* ''{{Series/Miss Marple|1984}}'', 1 episode of 2-episode story "Nemesis" (1987) -- Carter
* ''{{Series/ScreenPlay|BBC}}'', episode "The Trial of Klaus Barbie" (1987) -- Lawyer
* ''Series/StarCops'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits", "This Case to Be Opened in a Million Years", "In Warm Blood", "A Double Life", "Other People's Secrets", "Little Green Men and Other Martians"[[/labelnote]] (1987) -- Alexander Krivenko
* ''Series/HowardsWay'', episode "To Sir With Love" (1987) -- Coastguard
* ''Series/YesPrimeMinister'', episode "Power to the People" (1988) -- Professor Marriott
* ''Series/ScreenTwo'', episode "The Count of Solar" (1992) -- Physician
* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'', episode "Maigret on Home Ground" (1992) -- Dr. Bouchardon
* ''WesternAnimation/AnimatedTalesOfTheWorld'', episode "Ewenn Congar: A Story from France" (2001) -- Ewenn Senior
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** "Old Soldiers" (1972) -- Pinker
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** 3 episodes (1971) -- Peter Bromley
* ''Series/TheLastOfTheBaskets'', episode "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant" (1971) -- Crematorium Attendant
* ''Series/TheRivalsOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Mystery of the Amber Beads" (1973) -- Sergeant Finch
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Harry's Back" (1974) -- Special Branch Officer
* ''Series/EdwardTheSeventh'', episode "The Invisible Queen" (1975) -- Sergeant Ballantyne
* ''Series/JesusOfNazareth'', 1 episode (1977) -- Adam
* ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'', 8 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Nice People Die in Bed", "Late for a Funeral", "Relative Values", "Always Leave Them Laughing", "Fall of a Birdman", "A Perfect Recapture", "The Moonlight Girls", "Ninety Per Cent Proof"[[/labelnote]] (1981-83) -- Dr. [=LeJeune=]
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* ''{{Series/ScreenPlay|BBC}}'', episode "The Trial of Klaus Barbie" (1987) -- Lawyer
* ''Series/StarCops'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits", "This Case to Be Opened in a Million Years", "In Warm Blood", "A Double Life", "Other People's Secrets", "Little Green Men and Other Martians"[[/labelnote]] (1987) -- Alexander Krivenko
* ''Series/HowardsWay'', episode "To Sir With Love" (1987) -- Coastguard
* ''Series/YesPrimeMinister'', episode "Power to the People" (1988) -- Professor Marriott
* ''Series/ScreenTwo'', episode "The Count of Solar" (1992) -- Physician
* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'', episode "Maigret on Home Ground" (1992) -- Dr. Bouchardon
* ''WesternAnimation/AnimatedTalesOfTheWorld'', episode "Ewenn Congar: A Story from France" (2001) -- Ewenn Senior
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He studied at Northampton Art College and the Chelsea College of Art, where he earned a name for himself with his surrealist cartoons and collages.
In 1959, he started acting and working as an artist at the same time. He was cast in the original London production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' as the {{Narrator}}. When ''Rocky Horror'' was adapted into a film, Adams was cast not as the Narrator's film equivalant (the Criminologist), but as the wheelchair-bound scientist, Dr. Everett Von Scott.[[note]][[AudienceParticipation SIEG HEIL!]][[/note]]
The rest of The70s saw Adams appearing in comedy films including ''Eskimo Nell'', ''Three for All'', ''Adventures of a Private Eye'', and ''Adventures of a Plumber's Mate''. He also appeared in the first three series of ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' as Dr. [=LeJeune=] and in ''Series/StarCops'' as Alexander Krivenko. In 1993, he appeared in the Public Information Film ''Film/NeverRest'' as the ghost of Joshua Walker, who haunts a farm in an attempt to save a pair of children from fatal accidents.
In 1959, he started acting and working as an artist at the same time. He was cast in the original London production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' as the {{Narrator}}. When ''Rocky Horror'' was adapted into a film, Adams was cast not as the Narrator's film equivalant (the Criminologist), but as the wheelchair-bound scientist, Dr. Everett Von Scott.[[note]][[AudienceParticipation SIEG HEIL!]][[/note]]
The rest of The70s saw Adams appearing in comedy films including ''Eskimo Nell'', ''Three for All'', ''Adventures of a Private Eye'', and ''Adventures of a Plumber's Mate''. He also appeared in the first three series of ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' as Dr. [=LeJeune=] and in ''Series/StarCops'' as Alexander Krivenko. In 1993, he appeared in the Public Information Film ''Film/NeverRest'' as the ghost of Joshua Walker, who haunts a farm in an attempt to save a pair of children from fatal accidents.
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''Series/TheLastOfTheBaskets'', episode "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant" (1971) -- Crematorium Attendant
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''Series/TheRivalsOfSherlockHolmes'', episode "The Mystery of the Amber Beads" (1973) -- Sergeant Finch
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''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "Harry's Back" (1974) -- Special Branch Officer
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''Series/EdwardTheSeventh'', episode "The Invisible Queen" (1975) -- Sergeant Ballantyne
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''Series/JesusOfNazareth'', 1 episode (1977) -- Adam
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*''Series/ReillyAceOfSpies'',
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Imogen Claire, born Imogen Lee Crowe, (2 November 1943 -- 24 June 2005), was a British actress and dancer.
After being educated at the Royal Ballet School and the London Dance Theatre, she spent The60s working as a dancer in leading roles on stage. In 1961, she was reported in the ''Dancing Times'' as a commended Royal Ballet School graduate.
In 1963, she appeared in the first production of the ballet ''Apollo'' as Terpsichore, which went on to tour around the UK in 1964. After playing Lucretia Borgia in a 1970 production of ''The Council of Love'', she began to appear in bit roles in films made by Creator/KenRussell, with UncreditedRoles in ''The Music Lovers'', ''Film/TheDevils'', and ''Film/TheBoyFriend''.
Continuing her trend of appearing in small roles in cult films, Claire played one of the Transylvanians in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' and had a slightly larger role in the film's equal, ''Film/ShockTreatment'', as the wardrobe mistress. She also appeared in another of Russell's films, playing Dorothy Trent in ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'', while also working as the film's choreographer.
Claire spent some time teaching at the Drama Centre in London. She was the first choreographer elected to the council of the actor's union, Equity. During her ten years with Equity, she introduced the Dance Passport in 2000 and revamped dancers' insurance plans.
She died of cancer at the age of 61.
Imogen Claire, born Imogen Lee Crowe, (2 November 1943 -- 24 June 2005), was a British actress and dancer.
After being educated at the Royal Ballet School and the London Dance Theatre, she spent The60s working as a dancer in leading roles on stage. In 1961, she was reported in the ''Dancing Times'' as a commended Royal Ballet School graduate.
In 1963, she appeared in the first production of the ballet ''Apollo'' as Terpsichore, which went on to tour around the UK in 1964. After playing Lucretia Borgia in a 1970 production of ''The Council of Love'', she began to appear in bit roles in films made by Creator/KenRussell, with UncreditedRoles in ''The Music Lovers'', ''Film/TheDevils'', and ''Film/TheBoyFriend''.
Continuing her trend of appearing in small roles in cult films, Claire played one of the Transylvanians in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' and had a slightly larger role in the film's equal, ''Film/ShockTreatment'', as the wardrobe mistress. She also appeared in another of Russell's films, playing Dorothy Trent in ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'', while also working as the film's choreographer.
Claire spent some time teaching at the Drama Centre in London. She was the first choreographer elected to the council of the actor's union, Equity. During her ten years with Equity, she introduced the Dance Passport in 2000 and revamped dancers' insurance plans.
She died of cancer at the age of 61.
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Jonathan Adams, born
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In 1963, she appeared in the first production of the ballet ''Apollo'' as Terpsichore, which went on to tour around the UK in 1964. After
Continuing her trend of appearing in small roles in cult films, Claire played one of the Transylvanians in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' and had a slightly larger role in the film's equal, ''Film/ShockTreatment'', as the wardrobe mistress. She also appeared in another of Russell's films, playing Dorothy Trent in ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'', while also working as the film's choreographer.
Claire spent some time teaching at the Drama Centre in London. She was the first choreographer elected to the council of the actor's union, Equity. During her ten years with Equity, she introduced the Dance Passport in 2000 and revamped dancers' insurance plans.
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* ''Film/{{Caravaggio}}'' (1986) -- Lady with Jewels
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* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (1988) -- Dorothy Trent
* ''Film/{{Wilt}}'' (1989) -- Party Guest
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* ''Film/{{Lisztomania}}'' (1975) -- George Sand
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* ''Film/{{Caravaggio}}'' (1986) -- Lady with Jewels
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* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (1988) -- Dorothy Trent
* ''Film/{{Wilt}}'' (1989) -- Party Guest
* ''Film/BillyElliot'' (2000) -- Tutor
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* ''Film/{{Caravaggio}}'' (1986) -- Lady with Jewels
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'' (1986) -- Dancer
* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (1988) -- Dorothy Trent
* ''Film/{{Wilt}}'' (1989) -- Party Guest
* ''Film/BillyElliot'' (2000) -- Tutor
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After being educated at the Royal Ballet School and the London Dance Theatre, she spent The60s working as a dancer in leading roles on stage. In 1961, she was reported in the ''Dancing Times'' as a commended Royal Ballet School graduate.
In 1963, she appeared in the first production of the ballet ''Apollo'' as Terpsichore, which went on to tour around the UK in 1964. After playing Lucretia Borgia in a 1970 production of ''The Council of Love'', she began to appear in bit roles in films made by Creator/KenRussell, with UncreditedRoles in ''The Music Lovers'', ''Film/TheDevils'', and ''Film/TheBoyFriend''.
Continuing her trend of appearing in small roles in cult films, Claire played one of the Transylvanians in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' and had a slightly larger role in the film's equal, ''Film/ShockTreatment'', as the wardrobe mistress. She also appeared in another of Russell's films, playing Dorothy Trent in ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'', while also working as the film's choreographer.
Claire spent some time teaching at the Drama Centre in London. She was the first choreographer elected to the council of the actor's union, Equity. During her ten years with Equity, she introduced the Dance Passport in 2000 and revamped dancers' insurance plans.
She died of cancer at the age of 61.
In 1963, she appeared in the first production of the ballet ''Apollo'' as Terpsichore, which went on to tour around the UK in 1964. After playing Lucretia Borgia in a 1970 production of ''The Council of Love'', she began to appear in bit roles in films made by Creator/KenRussell, with UncreditedRoles in ''The Music Lovers'', ''Film/TheDevils'', and ''Film/TheBoyFriend''.
Continuing her trend of appearing in small roles in cult films, Claire played one of the Transylvanians in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' and had a slightly larger role in the film's equal, ''Film/ShockTreatment'', as the wardrobe mistress. She also appeared in another of Russell's films, playing Dorothy Trent in ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'', while also working as the film's choreographer.
Claire spent some time teaching at the Drama Centre in London. She was the first choreographer elected to the council of the actor's union, Equity. During her ten years with Equity, she introduced the Dance Passport in 2000 and revamped dancers' insurance plans.
She died of cancer at the age of 61.
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* ''Film/TheBoyFriend'' (1971) -- Dancer (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/Savage Messiah|1972}}'' (1972) -- Mavis Coldstream
* ''Film/{{Tommy}}'' (1975) -- Nurse at Specialist's Practice (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/TheBoyFriend'' (1971) -- Dancer (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/Savage Messiah|1972}}'' (1972) -- Mavis Coldstream
* ''Film/{{Tommy}}'' (1975) -- Nurse at Specialist's Practice (UncreditedRole)
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* ''{{Film/Flash Gordon|1980}}'' (1980) -- Special Movement
* ''{{Film/Flash Gordon|1980}}'' (1980) -- Special Movement
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* ''Film/{{Caravaggio}}'' (1986) -- Lady with Jewels
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'' (1986) -- Dancer
* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (1988) -- Dorothy Trent
* ''Film/{{Wilt}}'' (1989) -- Party Guest
* ''Film/BillyElliot'' (2000) -- Tutor
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'' (1986) -- Dancer
* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (1988) -- Dorothy Trent
* ''Film/{{Wilt}}'' (1989) -- Party Guest
* ''Film/BillyElliot'' (2000) -- Tutor
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* ''Series/TheBill'', episode "Suspects" (1985) -- Miss Marsh
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''What a Whopper'' is a 1961 film starring Adam Faith, Creator/SidJames, Carole Lesley, Creator/TerenceLongdon, Creator/CliveDunn, Freddie Frinton, and Marie France.
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''What a Whopper'' is a 1961 film starring Adam Faith, Creator/SidJames, Carole Lesley, Creator/TerenceLongdon, Creator/CliveDunn, Freddie Frinton, and Marie France.France, and {{Guest Star}}s Creator/CharlesHawtrey and Creator/SpikeMilligan.
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Noel Purcell, born Patrick Joseph Noel Purcell, (23 December 1900 -- 3 March 1985), was an Irish character actor.
He started in show business at the age of twelve at the Gaiety Theatre and went on to tour Ireland with Jimmy O'Dea, doing a vaudeville act.
After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many British films, some of which include ''Film/TheBlueLagoon1949'', ''Film/MobyDick'', four films of the ''Film/DoctorSeries'', ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'', ''Film/WatchYourStern'', ''Film/NoKidding'', ''Double Bunk'', ''The Iron Maiden'', and ''Nurse on Wheels''. In 1959, he narrated the documentary, ''Seven Wonders of Ireland''.
Just after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, he recorded the song "The Dublin Saunter", which was written by his friend Leo Maguire. The recording wasn't a hit at first, but over the years it became a classic and would be frequently played on the radio. Purcell never received any royalties as he never signed any contracts as he only did it as a favour for his pal.
He died at the age of 84.
Noel Purcell, born Patrick Joseph Noel Purcell, (23 December 1900 -- 3 March 1985), was an Irish character actor.
He started in show business at the age of twelve at the Gaiety Theatre and went on to tour Ireland with Jimmy O'Dea, doing a vaudeville act.
After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many British films, some of which include ''Film/TheBlueLagoon1949'', ''Film/MobyDick'', four films of the ''Film/DoctorSeries'', ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'', ''Film/WatchYourStern'', ''Film/NoKidding'', ''Double Bunk'', ''The Iron Maiden'', and ''Nurse on Wheels''. In 1959, he narrated the documentary, ''Seven Wonders of Ireland''.
Just after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, he recorded the song "The Dublin Saunter", which was written by his friend Leo Maguire. The recording wasn't a hit at first, but over the years it became a classic and would be frequently played on the radio. Purcell never received any royalties as he never signed any contracts as he only did it as a favour for his pal.
He died at the age of 84.
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Noel Purcell,
Imogen Claire, born
He started in show business at the age of twelve at the Gaiety Theatre and went on to tour Ireland with Jimmy O'Dea, doing
After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many
Just after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, he recorded the song "The Dublin Saunter", which was written by his friend Leo Maguire. The recording wasn't a hit at first, but over the years it became a classic and would be frequently played on the radio. Purcell never received any royalties as he never signed any contracts as he only did it as a favour for his pal.
He died at the age of 84.
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* ''Film/KnightWithoutArmour'' (1937) -- Train Driver (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) -- Tram Conductor (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) -- Paddy Button
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) -- Trawley Langley
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
* ''{{Film/Doctor in the House|1954}}'' (1954) -- Padre (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'' (1955) -- Corble
* ''Film/MobyDick'' (1956) -- Ship's Carpenter
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Padre
* ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'' (1957) -- Dan O'Flaherty
* ''Film/WatchYourStern'' (1960) -- Admiral Sir Humphrey Pettigrew
* ''Film/NoKidding'' (1960) -- Mr. Tandy
* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' (1962) -- Seaman William [=McCoy=]
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) -- Captain Chester
* ''Film/DoctorInClover'' (1966) -- O'Malley
* ''Film/TheMcKenzieBreak'' (1970) -- Ferry Captain (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) -- Tram Conductor (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) -- Paddy Button
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) -- Trawley Langley
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
* ''{{Film/Doctor in the House|1954}}'' (1954) -- Padre (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'' (1955) -- Corble
* ''Film/MobyDick'' (1956) -- Ship's Carpenter
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Padre
* ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'' (1957) -- Dan O'Flaherty
* ''Film/WatchYourStern'' (1960) -- Admiral Sir Humphrey Pettigrew
* ''Film/NoKidding'' (1960) -- Mr. Tandy
* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' (1962) -- Seaman William [=McCoy=]
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) -- Captain Chester
* ''Film/DoctorInClover'' (1966) -- O'Malley
* ''Film/TheMcKenzieBreak'' (1970) -- Ferry Captain (UncreditedRole)
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* ''Film/KnightWithoutArmour'' (1937) ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' (1975) -- Train Driver (UncreditedRole)
Transylvanian
*''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) ''Film/ShockTreatment'' (1981) -- Tram Conductor (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) -- Paddy Button
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) -- Trawley Langley
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
* ''{{Film/Doctor in the House|1954}}'' (1954) -- Padre (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'' (1955) -- Corble
* ''Film/MobyDick'' (1956) -- Ship's Carpenter
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Padre
* ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'' (1957) -- Dan O'Flaherty
* ''Film/WatchYourStern'' (1960) -- Admiral Sir Humphrey Pettigrew
* ''Film/NoKidding'' (1960) -- Mr. Tandy
* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' (1962) -- Seaman William [=McCoy=]
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) -- Captain Chester
* ''Film/DoctorInClover'' (1966) -- O'Malley
* ''Film/TheMcKenzieBreak'' (1970) -- Ferry Captain (UncreditedRole)Wardrobe Mistress
*
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) -- Paddy Button
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) -- Trawley Langley
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
* ''{{Film/Doctor in the House|1954}}'' (1954) -- Padre (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'' (1955) -- Corble
* ''Film/MobyDick'' (1956) -- Ship's Carpenter
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Padre
* ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'' (1957) -- Dan O'Flaherty
* ''Film/WatchYourStern'' (1960) -- Admiral Sir Humphrey Pettigrew
* ''Film/NoKidding'' (1960) -- Mr. Tandy
* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' (1962) -- Seaman William [=McCoy=]
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) -- Captain Chester
* ''Film/DoctorInClover'' (1966) -- O'Malley
* ''Film/TheMcKenzieBreak'' (1970) -- Ferry Captain (UncreditedRole)
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* ''Series/TheSaint'', 2 episodes:
** "The Wonderful War" (1964) -- Mike Kelly
** "Little Girl Lost" (1966) -- Brendan Cullin
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'', episode "A Surfeit of H₂O" (1965) -- Jonah Barnard
* ''Series/ISpy'', episode "Now You See Her, Now You Don't" (1967) -- Fletcher
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "The One That Got Away" (1969) -- Thomas
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'', episode "Survivor" (1972) -- Hennessy
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'', episode "Oweneen the Sprat" (1984) -- O'Reilly
** "The Wonderful War" (1964) -- Mike Kelly
** "Little Girl Lost" (1966) -- Brendan Cullin
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'', episode "A Surfeit of H₂O" (1965) -- Jonah Barnard
* ''Series/ISpy'', episode "Now You See Her, Now You Don't" (1967) -- Fletcher
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "The One That Got Away" (1969) -- Thomas
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'', episode "Survivor" (1972) -- Hennessy
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'', episode "Oweneen the Sprat" (1984) -- O'Reilly
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After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many British films, some of which include ''Film/TheBlueLagoon1949'', ''Film/MobyDick'', four films of the ''Film/DoctorSeries'', ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'', ''Double Bunk'', ''The Iron Maiden'', and ''Nurse on Wheels''. In 1959, he narrated the documentary, ''Seven Wonders of Ireland''.
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After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many British films, some of which include ''Film/TheBlueLagoon1949'', ''Film/MobyDick'', four films of the ''Film/DoctorSeries'', ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'', ''Film/WatchYourStern'', ''Film/NoKidding'', ''Double Bunk'', ''The Iron Maiden'', and ''Nurse on Wheels''. In 1959, he narrated the documentary, ''Seven Wonders of Ireland''.
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After stage training, Purcell began appearing in many British films, some of which include ''Film/TheBlueLagoon1949'', ''Film/MobyDick'', four films of the ''Film/DoctorSeries'', ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'', ''Double Bunk'', ''The Iron Maiden'', and ''Nurse on Wheels''. In 1959, he narrated the documentary, ''Seven Wonders of Ireland''.
Just after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, he recorded the song "The Dublin Saunter", which was written by his friend Leo Maguire. The recording wasn't a hit at first, but over the years it became a classic and would be frequently played on the radio. Purcell never received any royalties as he never signed any contracts as he only did it as a favour for his pal.
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* ''Film/KnightWithoutArmour'' (1937) --
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) --
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) --
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) --
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) --
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) --
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) --
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) --
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) --
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* ''Film/KnightWithoutArmour'' (1937) --
-- Train Driver (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947)--
-- Tram Conductor (UncreditedRole)
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949)--
-- Paddy Button
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951)--
-- Trawley Langley
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947)
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949)
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951)
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) -- Pablo Murphy
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* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965)---- Captain Chester
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965)
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* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'',
* ''Series/ISpy'',
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'',
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'',
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'',
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'',
* ''Series/ISpy'',
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'',
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'',
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'',
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* ''Series/TheSaint'',
''Series/TheSaint'', 2 episodes:
** "The Wonderful War" (1964) -- Mike Kelly
** "Little Girl Lost" (1966) -- Brendan Cullin
* ''{{Series/TheAvengers|1960s}}'',
Avengers|1960s}}'', episode "A Surfeit of H₂O" (1965) -- Jonah Barnard
*''Series/ISpy'',
''Series/ISpy'', episode "Now You See Her, Now You Don't" (1967) -- Fletcher
*''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'',
''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', episode "The One That Got Away" (1969) -- Thomas
*''Series/TheOnedinLine'',
''Series/TheOnedinLine'', episode "Survivor" (1972) -- Hennessy
*''Series/TheIrishRM'',''Series/TheIrishRM'', episode "Oweneen the Sprat" (1984) -- O'Reilly
** "The Wonderful War" (1964) -- Mike Kelly
** "Little Girl Lost" (1966) -- Brendan Cullin
* ''{{Series/The
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* ''Film/KnightWithoutArmour'' (1937) --
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) --
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) --
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) --
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) --
* ''Film/OddManOut'' (1947) --
* ''{{Film/The Blue Lagoon|1949}}'' (1949) --
* ''Film/AppointmentWithVenus'' (1951) --
* ''Film/TheCrimsonPirate'' (1952) --
* ''Film/MobyDick'' (1956) --
* ''Film/TheRisingOfTheMoon'' (1957) --
* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' (1962) --
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) --
* ''Film/LordJim'' (1965) --
* ''Film/TheMcKenzieBreak'' (1970) --
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* ''Series/ISpy'',
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'',
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'',
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'',
* ''{{Series/The Avengers|1960s}}'',
* ''Series/ISpy'',
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'',
* ''Series/TheOnedinLine'',
* ''Series/TheIrishRM'',
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Noel Purcell, ( ), was an Irish character actor.
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[[quoteright:207:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/noelpurcell.jpg]]
Noel Purcell,( ), born Patrick Joseph Noel Purcell, (23 December 1900 -- 3 March 1985), was an Irish character actor.
He died at the ageof .of 84.
Noel Purcell,
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Johnny Briggs, [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever MBE]], born John Ernest Briggs, (5 September 1935 -- 28 February 2021), was a British actor best known for playing Mike Baldwin in ''Series/CoronationStreet''.
At the age of twelve, he was awarded a scholarship to the Italia Conti Academy. He started acting in films that same year, albeit only in {{Uncredited Role}}s. Briggs' acting career was interrupted by his time doing national service when he two years with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger Generation''. Briggs' time as a small-part actor came to an end in 1976, when he was cast in ''Coronation Street'' as Cockney wide boy Frank Baldwin, who was written into the series after thanks to ExecutiveMeddling from Creator/ThamesTelevision to introduce a character from the South of England to bring up the ratings in those regions.
Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Mike was KilledOffForReal in early 2006, collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow.
Despite claims that he would retire from acting after leaving ''Corrie'', Briggs continued to regularly act until 2009. His final acting role came in 2012, [[RoleReprise playing Mike Baldwin's ghost]] in a special charity sketch.
He died after a long illness at the age of 85.
Johnny Briggs, [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever MBE]], born John Ernest Briggs, (5 September 1935 -- 28 February 2021), was a British actor best known for playing Mike Baldwin in ''Series/CoronationStreet''.
At the age of twelve, he was awarded a scholarship to the Italia Conti Academy. He started acting in films that same year, albeit only in {{Uncredited Role}}s. Briggs' acting career was interrupted by his time doing national service when he two years with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger Generation''. Briggs' time as a small-part actor came to an end in 1976, when he was cast in ''Coronation Street'' as Cockney wide boy Frank Baldwin, who was written into the series after thanks to ExecutiveMeddling from Creator/ThamesTelevision to introduce a character from the South of England to bring up the ratings in those regions.
Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Mike was KilledOffForReal in early 2006, collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow.
Despite claims that he would retire from acting after leaving ''Corrie'', Briggs continued to regularly act until 2009. His final acting role came in 2012, [[RoleReprise playing Mike Baldwin's ghost]] in a special charity sketch.
He died after a long illness at the age of 85.
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Johnny Briggs, [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever MBE]], born John Ernest Briggs, (5 September 1935 -- 28 February 2021),
At the age of twelve, he was awarded a scholarship to the Italia Conti Academy. He started acting in films that same year, albeit only in {{Uncredited Role}}s. Briggs' acting career was interrupted by his time doing national service when he two years with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger Generation''. Briggs' time as a small-part actor came to
Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Mike was KilledOffForReal in early 2006, collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow.
Despite claims that he would retire from acting after leaving ''Corrie'', Briggs continued to regularly act until 2009. His final acting role came in 2012, [[RoleReprise playing Mike Baldwin's ghost]] in a special charity sketch.
He died
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* ''Film/OliverTwist'' (1948) -- Teenager (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/TheLavenderHillMob'' (1951) -- Teenager (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/SinkTheBismarck'' (1960) -- Young Seaman on ''Prince of Wales'' (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/HMSDefiant'' (1962) -- Wheatley
* ''{{Film/Doctor in Distress|1963}}'' (1963) -- Medical Student (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/SixThreeThreeSquadron'' (1964) -- Flight Lieutenant Jones
* ''Film/CarryOnUpTheKhyber'' (1968) -- Sporran Soldier (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/CarryOnBehind'' (1975) -- Plasterer (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/CarryOnEngland'' (1976) -- Captain Melly's Driver
* ''Film/TheLavenderHillMob'' (1951) -- Teenager (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/SinkTheBismarck'' (1960) -- Young Seaman on ''Prince of Wales'' (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/HMSDefiant'' (1962) -- Wheatley
* ''{{Film/Doctor in Distress|1963}}'' (1963) -- Medical Student (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/SixThreeThreeSquadron'' (1964) -- Flight Lieutenant Jones
* ''Film/CarryOnUpTheKhyber'' (1968) -- Sporran Soldier (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/CarryOnBehind'' (1975) -- Plasterer (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/CarryOnEngland'' (1976) -- Captain Melly's Driver
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* ''Film/TheLavenderHillMob'' (1951) -- Teenager (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/SinkTheBismarck'' (1960) -- Young Seaman on ''Prince of Wales'' (UncreditedRole)
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* ''Film/DoctorInClover'' (1966) -- O'Malley
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* ''Series/TheSaint'', episode "Marcia" (1963) -- Johnny Desmond
* ''Series/DepartmentS'', episode "The Perfect Operation" (1969) -- Reporter
* ''Series/ThePersuaders'', episode "Someone Like Me" (1971) -- Charlie
* ''Series/OnTheBuses'', episode "Love Is What You Make It" (1972) -- Window Cleaner
* ''Series/TheBrothers'', episode "A Worm in the Bud" (1972) -- Minicab Driver
* ''Series/{{Crossroads}}'', 8 episodes (1972-74) -- Clifford Leyton
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'', 2,264 episodes:
** 1 episode (1974) -- Frank
** 2,263 episodes (1976-2006) -- Mike Baldwin
* ''Series/ZCars'', 2 episodes:
** "A New Broom" (1975) -- John O'Malley
** "Domestic" (1977) -- Bryant
* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor on the Go]]'', episode "What's Op Doc?" (1975) -- Mr. Halsey
* ''Series/CarryOnLaughing'', episode "The Case of the Coughing Parrot" (1975) -- Norman
* ''Series/{{Marple}}'', episode "Nemesis" (2007) -- Sydney Lumley
* ''Series/HolbyCity'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Can't Buy Me Love", "The Borders of Sleep"[[/labelnote]] (2007) -- Tom Gibson
* ''Series/{{Doctors}}'', episode "Robbed" (2009) -- John Cotham
* ''Series/DepartmentS'', episode "The Perfect Operation" (1969) -- Reporter
* ''Series/ThePersuaders'', episode "Someone Like Me" (1971) -- Charlie
* ''Series/OnTheBuses'', episode "Love Is What You Make It" (1972) -- Window Cleaner
* ''Series/TheBrothers'', episode "A Worm in the Bud" (1972) -- Minicab Driver
* ''Series/{{Crossroads}}'', 8 episodes (1972-74) -- Clifford Leyton
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'', 2,264 episodes:
** 1 episode (1974) -- Frank
** 2,263 episodes (1976-2006) -- Mike Baldwin
* ''Series/ZCars'', 2 episodes:
** "A New Broom" (1975) -- John O'Malley
** "Domestic" (1977) -- Bryant
* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor on the Go]]'', episode "What's Op Doc?" (1975) -- Mr. Halsey
* ''Series/CarryOnLaughing'', episode "The Case of the Coughing Parrot" (1975) -- Norman
* ''Series/{{Marple}}'', episode "Nemesis" (2007) -- Sydney Lumley
* ''Series/HolbyCity'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Can't Buy Me Love", "The Borders of Sleep"[[/labelnote]] (2007) -- Tom Gibson
* ''Series/{{Doctors}}'', episode "Robbed" (2009) -- John Cotham
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* ''Series/DepartmentS'', episode "The Perfect Operation" (1969) -- Reporter
* ''Series/ThePersuaders'', episode "Someone Like Me" (1971) -- Charlie
* ''Series/OnTheBuses'', episode "Love Is What You Make It" (1972) -- Window Cleaner
* ''Series/TheBrothers'', episode "A Worm in the Bud" (1972) -- Minicab Driver
* ''Series/{{Crossroads}}'', 8 episodes (1972-74) -- Clifford Leyton
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'', 2,264 episodes:
** 1 episode (1974) -- Frank
** 2,263 episodes (1976-2006) -- Mike Baldwin
* ''Series/ZCars'', 2 episodes:
** "A New Broom" (1975) -- John O'Malley
** "Domestic" (1977) -- Bryant
* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor on the Go]]'', episode "What's Op Doc?" (1975) -- Mr. Halsey
* ''Series/CarryOnLaughing'', episode "The Case of the Coughing Parrot" (1975) -- Norman
* ''Series/{{Marple}}'', episode "Nemesis" (2007) -- Sydney Lumley
* ''Series/HolbyCity'', 2 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Can't Buy Me Love", "The Borders of Sleep"[[/labelnote]] (2007) -- Tom Gibson
* ''Series/{{Doctors}}'', episode "Robbed" (2009) -- John Cotham
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Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. By 2005, Briggs couldn't keep up with the series' filming schedule anymore and made his final appearance in early 2006, [[ActorLeavesCharacterDies collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow]].
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Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. By 2005, Briggs couldn't keep up with the series' filming schedule anymore and made his final appearance Mike was KilledOffForReal in early 2006, [[ActorLeavesCharacterDies collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow]].Barlow.
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At the age of twelve, he was awarded a scholarship to the Italia Conti Academy. He started acting in films that same year, albeit only in {{Uncredited Role|s}}. Briggs' acting career was interrupted by his time doing national service when he two years with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger Generation''.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger Generation''.
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At the age of twelve, he was awarded a scholarship to the Italia Conti Academy. He started acting in films that same year, albeit only in {{Uncredited Role|s}}.Role}}s. Briggs' acting career was interrupted by his time doing national service when he two years with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The YoungerGeneration''.
Generation''. Briggs' time as a small-part actor came to an end in 1976, when he was cast in ''Coronation Street'' as Cockney wide boy Frank Baldwin, who was written into the series after thanks to ExecutiveMeddling from Creator/ThamesTelevision to introduce a character from the South of England to bring up the ratings in those regions.
Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. By 2005, Briggs couldn't keep up with the series' filming schedule anymore and made his final appearance in early 2006, [[ActorLeavesCharacterDies collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow]].
Despite claims that he would retire from acting after leaving ''Corrie'', Briggs continued to regularly act until 2009. His final acting role came in 2012, [[RoleReprise playing Mike Baldwin's ghost]] in a special charity sketch.
Briggs was back to acting in 1955, still playing bit roles in films, as well as working in theatre and appearing in televised plays in seven episodes of ''The Younger
Mike Baldwin was popular with viewers and had storylines including an affair with Deirdre Barlow, a longstanding feud with her husband Ken, a marriage to Alma Halliwell, and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. By 2005, Briggs couldn't keep up with the series' filming schedule anymore and made his final appearance in early 2006, [[ActorLeavesCharacterDies collapsing in the street and dying in the arms of Ken Barlow]].
Despite claims that he would retire from acting after leaving ''Corrie'', Briggs continued to regularly act until 2009. His final acting role came in 2012, [[RoleReprise playing Mike Baldwin's ghost]] in a special charity sketch.
