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Keith Barron
Aug 08, 1934 (92 years old) in Mexborough, South Yorkshire, England, UK
Known For
Midsomer Murders
Doctor Who
Casualty
Casualty
Tales of the Unexpected
Credits
2013 ·
Being Eileen
as Maurice
2011 ·
Lapland
as Maurice
2011 ·
In Love with Alma Cogan
as Cedric
2010 ·
Last Tango in Croydon
as Joe
2009 ·
Moving On
as Jonathan Hope
2009 ·
Law & Order: UK
as
2006 ·
The Chase
as George Williams
2006 ·
Pickles: The Dog Who Won the World Cup
as Bernie
2006 ·
Johnny and the Bomb
as Sir Walter
2005 ·
Dead Man Weds
as Sandy Ball
2004 ·
England Expects
as
2004 ·
Hustle
as Hemmings
2004 ·
New Tricks
as Ronnie Ross
2002 ·
Foyle's War
as David Barrett
2002 ·
Plain Jane
as Thomas Reynolds
2002 ·
NCS: Manhunt
as
2002 ·
Another Audience With Ken Dodd
as Self
2001 ·
Judge John Deed
as William Glyn
2001 ·
Take Me
as
2000 ·
Madame Bovary
as L’heureux
1998 ·
Verdict
as Malcolm Davies Q.C.
1998 ·
In the Red
as Jim Wilkes
1998 ·
Close Relations
as Gordon Hammond
1998 ·
The Round Tower
as Jonathan Ratcliffe
1997 ·
Police 2020
as Eddie Longshaw
1997 ·
La Passione
as Roy
1997 ·
Where the Heart Is
as Alan Boothe
1997 ·
Where the Heart Is
as Bernard Russell
1997 ·
Midsomer Murders
as Alan Clifford
1997 ·
Gobble
as Arthur Hedley
1996 ·
The Alphabet Game
as
1996 ·
Dalziel and Pascoe
as Dick Elgood
1996 ·
Noel's Telly Years
as Self
1996 ·
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
as Gordon Gregson
1994 ·
All Night Long
as
1994 ·
Pie in the Sky
as Eric Dunfries
1993 ·
Peak Practice
as Jeff Barton
1993 ·
The Last Vampyre
as Rob Ferguson
1992 ·
A Touch of Frost
as David Crewes
1992 ·
Heartbeat
as Les Hepplewhite
1992 ·
Gibberish
as
1992 ·
The Good Guys
as Guy Lofthouse
1991 ·
Plaza Patrol
as Tramp
1990 ·
Cluedo
as Himself
1990 ·
Haggard
as
1989 ·
Home Run
as McAlister
1989 ·
Nineteen96
as Commander Jack Bentham
1989 ·
Screen One
as Commander Jack Bentham
1989 ·
Screen One
as McAlister
1989 ·
Take Me Home
as Tom
1988 ·
A Question of Entertainment
as
1987 ·
Late Expectations
as Ted Jackson
1986 ·
Room at the Bottom
as
1986 ·
Casualty
as Howard Coombes
1986 ·
Casualty
as Basil King
1986 ·
God's Outlaw
as Henry VIII
1984 ·
Leaving
as Daniel Ford
1984 ·
Sherlock Holmes
as Rob Ferguson
1984 ·
Duty Free
as David Pearce
1983 ·
Doctor Who: Enlightenment
as Striker
1983 ·
Number 10
as 2nd Earl of Chatham
1982 ·
Countdown
as
1982 ·
West Country Tales
as
1981 ·
De Lachende Scheerkwast
as
1980 ·
Jessie
as Harry
1980 ·
Ramp Ahead
as Patrick Dench
1980 ·
The Best of Friends
as Peter Rudolf
1979 ·
Minder
as Johnny Caine
1979 ·
Tales of the Unexpected
as George Hitchman
1979 ·
Telford's Change
as
1977 ·
The Professionals
as Charles Nesbitt
1977 ·
Cross Now
as Michael Ponsford
1977 ·
Silver Lining
as Edgar Parker
1977 ·
Cottage to Let
as Maurice Clayman
1977 ·
Jubilee 1977
as Edgar Parker
1976 ·
Voyage of the Damned
as Purser Mueller
1976 ·
The New Avengers
as Draker
1976 ·
Cilla's World Of Comedy
as
1976 ·
At the Earth's Core
as Dowsett
1976 ·
Almost a Vision
as Leonard
1975 ·
Quiller
as Truscott
1975 ·
Good Salary, Prospects, Free Coffin
as Charley Masters
1975 ·
Cilla's Comedy Six
as
1975 ·
Grain Drain
as (voice)
1974 ·
The Land That Time Forgot
as Bradley
1974 ·
Dial M for Murder
as Evans
1974 ·
No Strings
as
1974 ·
Playhouse
as Peter Rudolf
1973 ·
Red Riding Hood
as Henry
1973 ·
Thriller
as Charley Masters
1973 ·
Nothing But the Night
as Dr. Haynes
1973 ·
Only Make Believe
as Christopher Hudson
1973 ·
A Thinking Man as Hero
as David Duncan
1972 ·
The Edwardians
as Angus Hamilton
1971 ·
Upstairs, Downstairs
as Gregory Wilmot
1971 ·
Melody
as Mr Latimer (uncredited)
1971 ·
She'll Follow You Anywhere
as Alan Simpson
1971 ·
The Firechasers
as Jim Maxwell
1970 ·
Biography
as Byron
1970 ·
The Man Who Had Power Over Women
as Jake Braid
1970 ·
Confession
as Prof. Alan Whitelaw
1970 ·
Freelance
as Gary
1969 ·
Happy Ever After
as
1969 ·
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
as Jarvis
1969 ·
Strange Report
as Inspector Graves
1969 ·
W. Somerset Maugham
as Jean Charvin
1969 ·
Baby Love
as Robert Quayle
1969 ·
Random Quest
as Colin Trafford
1968 ·
The Jazz Age
as John
1968 ·
It’s Dearer After Midnight
as Harry
1968 ·
Cilla
as Self
1967 ·
City '68
as Harry
1967 ·
Further Adventures Of Lucky Jim
as
1966 ·
Out of Town Theatre
as John Grantham
1966 ·
The Devil's Eggshell
as Dr Quilliam
1966 ·
The House Mouse
as Victor
1965 ·
VOTE, VOTE, VOTE for Nigel Barton
as Nigel Barton
1965 ·
Stand Up, Nigel Barton
as Nigel Barton
1965 ·
BBC Play of the Month
as Dr. Quilliam
1965 ·
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Victor
1965 ·
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Jim Lord
1965 ·
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Terry O'Neil
1965 ·
Thirty-Minute Theatre
as Stephen
1965 ·
Out of the Unknown
as Colin Trafford
1965 ·
The Troubleshooters
as Miles
1965 ·
Fable
as Narrator
1964 ·
Redcap
as Captain Lynne
1964 ·
The Wednesday Play
as Nigel Barton
1964 ·
The Wednesday Play
as Tom
1964 ·
The Wednesday Play
as Narrator (voice)
1964 ·
It's Dark Outside
as Det. Sgt. Swift
1963 ·
Doctor Who
as Captain Striker
1963 ·
Friday Night
as Allan
1963 ·
Friday Night
as Harold
1962 ·
Studio 4
as Peltz
1962 ·
The Scales of Justice
as Mark Godfrey
1961 ·
Drama 61-67
as Charles Drew
1961 ·
The Avengers
as Technician
1960 ·
The Odd Man
as Det. Sgt. Swift
1960 ·
Armchair Mystery Theatre
as Newman
1959 ·
No Hiding Place
as
1956 ·
Armchair Theatre
as Bill Deal
1956 ·
Armchair Theatre
as Henry
1955 ·
This Is Your Life
as Self
