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John Dearth (1920–1984)
John Dearth was born on October 16, 1920 in West Ham, London, England. He was an actor, known for The Avengers (1961), The Escape of R.D.7 (1961) and The Adventures of Robin Hood (1955). He died on March 17, 1984 in London.
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Born:in West Ham, London, England, UKDied:(age 63) in London, England, UK |
Known For
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Outlaw / 2nd Healer / 2nd Pilgrim / Arthur / Bailiff / Baron Hubert / Bodo / Captain Lash / Cook / Count De Clifford / De Belvoir / Drinker at Inn / Faversham / Feeble Beggar / Gatekeeper / Goldsmith / Guard / Hubert / Informer / Lieutenant Howard / Lt. Howard / Master Higgs / Physician / Quentin / Sir Blaise / Soldier / Sorel / Spectator at Duel / Tom / Will
(1955-1958)
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Actor (78 credits)
Actor (78 credits)
1973-1974
Doctor Who
(TV Series)
Lupton / Boss's Voice
Lupton / Boss's Voice
- Planet of the Spiders: Part Six
(1974)
... Lupton
- Planet of the Spiders: Part Five
(1974)
... Lupton
- Planet of the Spiders: Part Four
(1974)
... Lupton
- Planet of the Spiders: Part Three
(1974)
... Lupton
- Planet of the Spiders: Part Two
(1974)
... Lupton
1972
Thirty-Minute Theatre
(TV Series)
Bill / Groundsman
Bill / Groundsman
- Thrills Galore
(1972)
... Bill
- They Don't All Open Men's Boutiques
(1972)
... Groundsman
1970
The Doctors
(TV Series)
Dr. Robert Carson
Dr. Robert Carson
- Episode #1.108
(1970)
... Dr. Robert Carson
- Episode #1.107
(1970)
... Dr. Robert Carson
1969
Canterbury Tales
(TV Series)
Duke Perotheus
Duke Perotheus
- The Prologue/The Knight's Tale
(1969)
... Duke Perotheus
1962-1967
Z Cars
(TV Series)
Knowles / Jackie Small / Fred Cooper
Knowles / Jackie Small / Fred Cooper
- When Did You Last See Your Father?: Part 3
(1967)
... Knowles
- When Did You Last See Your Father?: Part 2
(1967)
... Knowles
- When Did You Last See Your Father?: Part 1
(1967)
... Knowles
- A Straight Deal
(1964)
... Jackie Small
- Johnny Sailor
(1962)
... Fred Cooper
1964-1965
Theatre 625
(TV Series)
Captain Birch / Sgt. Thirkettle
Captain Birch / Sgt. Thirkettle
- The Siege of Manchester
(1965)
... Captain Birch
- Carried by Storm
(1964)
... Sgt. Thirkettle
1961-1965
No Hiding Place
(TV Series)
Tom Sweeney / Griffin / Henry Wilson / ...
Tom Sweeney / Griffin / Henry Wilson / ...
- Whoever's Right, Sweeney's Wrong
(1965)
... Tom Sweeney
- Greeting from a 12-Bore
(1964)
... Griffin
- Who Killed Cock Robbin?
(1963)
... Henry Wilson
- A Talk with Yargo Simms
(1962)
... Tom Aarons
- No Tears for Tobin
(1961)
... Jonah Jarvins
1964
Esther Waters
(TV Series)
Esther's father
Esther's father
- London Pride
(1964)
... Esther's father
- The Lottery
(1964)
... Esther's father
1962-1964
The Saint
(TV Series)
Raymond Fouquet / Inspector Coudot
Raymond Fouquet / Inspector Coudot
- Jeannine
(1964)
... Raymond Fouquet
- The Loaded Tourist
(1962)
... Inspector Coudot
1963
Smugglers' Cove
(TV Series)
Tregellet
Tregellet
- Beetle in a Hole
(1963)
... Tregellet
- Clue in Camera
(1963)
... Tregellet
- A Sign of the Hand
(1963)
... Tregellet
- Frog in Deep Water
(1963)
... Tregellet
- The Moonlight Folk
(1963)
... Tregellet
1960-1963
ITV Television Playhouse
(TV Series)
Ted Roxton / Wounded Man
Ted Roxton / Wounded Man
- A Hero with a Past
(1963)
... Ted Roxton
- Act of Terror
(1960)
... Wounded Man
1956-1962
Dixon of Dock Green
(TV Series)
Bert Laycock / Det. Sgt. Garner / Bert Benton / ...
Bert Laycock / Det. Sgt. Garner / Bert Benton / ...
- Cash and Carry
(1962)
... Bert Laycock
- An Escort for Harry
(1962)
... Det. Sgt. Garner
- The Red Herring
(1961)
... Bert Benton
- Everything Goes in Threes
(1960)
... Reg Stokes
- The Woman from Kimberley
(1959)
... Tom Mills
1961
The Escape of R.D.7
(TV Series)
Dr. Protheroe
Dr. Protheroe
- A Matter of Business
(1961)
... Dr. Protheroe
- The Trap
(1961)
... Dr. Protheroe
- Twice Bitten
(1961)
... Dr. Protheroe
1960
The World of Tim Frazer
(TV Series)
Harry Denston
Harry Denston
- The Sallinger Affair: Part 1
(1960)
... Harry Denston
- Episode #1.6
(1960)
... Harry Denston
- Episode #1.4
(1960)
... Harry Denston
1960
BBC Sunday-Night Play
(TV Series)
Jailer / Dakin
Jailer / Dakin
- A Subject of Scandal and Concern
(1960)
... Jailer
- Twentieth Century Theatre: The Conquering Hero
(1960)
... Dakin
1960
Scotland Yard
(TV Series)
Detective Sergeant Wilson
Detective Sergeant Wilson
- Reasonable Doubt
(1960)
... Detective Sergeant Wilson
1960
Emergency-Ward 10
(TV Series)
James MacLeod
James MacLeod
- Episode #1.332
(1960)
... James MacLeod
- Episode #1.331
(1960)
... James MacLeod
1959
William Tell
(TV Series)
Villager / Major Richter / Muller
Villager / Major Richter / Muller
- Undercover
(1959)
... Villager (uncredited)
- The Mountain People
(1959)
... Major Richter
- The Lost Letter
(1959)
... Muller
1955-1959
The Vise
(TV Series)
Robbins / Assistant
Robbins / Assistant
- Death Wears a Coronet
(1959)
... Robbins
- Cross Channel
(1955)
... Assistant (uncredited)
1958
The New Adventures of Charlie Chan
(TV Series)
Prison Padre
Prison Padre
- Rhyme or Treason
(1958)
... Prison Padre (uncredited)
1957-1958
Sword of Freedom
(TV Series)
Ugo / Inspector / Gonfalonier
Ugo / Inspector / Gonfalonier
- Choice of Weapons
(1958)
... Ugo
- Chart of Gold
(1957)
... Inspector
- The Bell
(1957)
... Gonfalonier
1955-1958
The Adventures of Robin Hood
(TV Series)
Outlaw / Lieutenant Howard / Sorel / ...
Outlaw / Lieutenant Howard / Sorel / ...
- Quickness of the Hand
(1958)
... Lieutenant Howard
- The Hero
(1956)
... Sorel
- The Prisoner
(1956)
... Guard / Drinker at Inn (uncredited)
- The Wager
(1956)
... Feeble Beggar
- The Thorkil Ghost
(1956)
... Bodo
1957
The Buccaneers
(TV Series)
Bellows
Bellows
- Flip and Jenny
(1957)
... Bellows (uncredited)
- Blood Will Tell
(1957)
... Bellows
1956-1957
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot
(TV Series)
Piggott / King Pell
Piggott / King Pell
- The Thieves
(1957)
... Piggott
- The Queen's Knight
(1956)
... King Pell
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Personal Details
Other Works:
His theatre credits include: William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke in "King John" by William Shakespeare , directed by Michael Benthall (Old Vic Theatre, London, 1953)
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