Known For
Bergerac
Hungerford / Charlie Hungerford
(1981-1991)
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Filmography
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Actor (194 credits)
1999
Casualty
(TV Series)
Laurence Wilkinson
1981-1991
Bergerac
(TV Series)
Hungerford / Charlie Hungerford
1988
TV Weekly
(TV Series)
On-screen Participant
1984
Lace
(TV Mini Series)
Sir Douglas
1981
Behind the Screen
(TV Series)
Tony, the Director (1981-1982) (as Terry Alexander)
1981
Rosie
(TV Series)
Lord Ravensfield
1981
Chintz
(TV Series)
Mr. Crane - the complaints manager
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Episode #1.3
(1981)
... Mr. Crane - the complaints manager
1977-1978
Devenish
(TV Series)
Hugh Fitzjoy
1973
Menace
(TV Series)
Gerald Foster
1970
Grady
(TV Series)
Michael Patterson
1965-1969
The Avengers
(TV Series)
Bromfield / Ponsonby / 'Piggy' Warren
1967-1968
Harry Worth
(TV Series)
Horace Friendly / Mr. Canning / Mr. Geoffrey Playtor / ...
1962-1963
Maigret
(TV Series)
Bob d'Anseval / Cromieres
1961-1963
Drama 61-67
(TV Series)
Philip Hopwood / Charlie Prince
1960-1962
No Hiding Place
(TV Series)
Michael Dea / Brian Foley / John Brent
1955
Terminus
(TV Series)
Peter Hartigan
1955
The Vise
(TV Series)
Carol's Friend at Party
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Self (17 credits)
1991
Wogan
(TV Series)
Self
1952
Just a Drop
(Documentary short)
Commentator (voice)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
1971: "Move Over Mrs Markham" by Ray Cooney and John Chapman. Vaudeville Theatre Strand, London WC2. Cast list also included; Moira Lister, David Collings, Susan Edmonstone, Diane Hart, Tony Britton, Bryan Coleman, Cicely Courtneidge and Ann Kennedy.
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Terry Alexander
Height:
6' (1.83 m)
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
[on
Bergerac (1981)] Over the years I've done a lot of rubbish, but I've kept working. And Charlie is the best part I have ever had. (Source - The Daily Telegraph, 2nd Jun 2009)
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Trivia:
Although he was born in London, he was brought up in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire. He used his Yorkshire accent for the part of Charlie Hungerford in
Bergerac (1981).
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