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Bill Homewood
Bill Homewood is an actor, known for Coronation Street (1960), The Talisman (1980) and Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1980).
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Actor (15 credits)
Actor (15 credits)
1998-1999
Renford Rejects
(TV Series)
Basil Stoker
Basil Stoker
- They Thought It Was All Over
(1999)
... Basil Stoker
- Don Bruno
(1998)
... Basil Stoker (uncredited)
- One of the Guys
(1998)
... Basil Stoker
1998
Berkeley Square
(TV Mini-Series)
Army Commanding Officer
Army Commanding Officer
- I, Said the Sparrow
(1998)
... Army Commanding Officer
1997
London's Burning
(TV Series)
Sgt Edmunds / Sgt. Edmunds
Sgt Edmunds / Sgt. Edmunds
- Episode #10.4
(1997)
... Sgt Edmunds
- Episode #10.2
(1997)
... Sgt. Edmunds
- Episode #10.1
(1997)
... Sgt Edmunds
1996
Castle Explorer
(Video Game)
(voice)
1994
Crocodile Shoes
(TV Mini-Series)
Bailiff Two
Bailiff Two
- The Truth
(1994)
... Bailiff Two
- The Pitch
(1994)
... Bailiff Two
1994
Coronation Street
(TV Series)
Monty Harris
Monty Harris
- Episode #1.3650
(1994)
... Monty Harris
- Episode #1.3648
(1994)
... Monty Harris
- Episode #1.3645
(1994)
... Monty Harris
1984-1986
The Adventure Game
(TV Series)
Rongad / Ron Gad
Rongad / Ron Gad
- Episode #4.6
(1986)
... Rongad
- Episode #4.5
(1986)
... Rongad
- Episode #4.4
(1986)
... Rongad
- Episode #4.3
(1986)
... Rongad
- Episode #4.2
(1986)
... Ron Gad
1980
The Talisman
(TV Mini-Series)
Blondel
Blondel
- Episode #1.3
(1980)
... Blondel
- Episode #1.1
(1980)
... Blondel
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Self (2 credits)
Self (2 credits)
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Archive footage (1 credit)
Archive footage (1 credit)
2016
Too Much TV
(TV Series)
Rongad - The Adventure Game
Rongad - The Adventure Game
- Episode #1.25
(2016)
... Rongad - The Adventure Game (uncredited)
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Other Works:
He acted in Robert Chetwyn's musical adaptation and direction of Ben Jonson's play, "Eastward Ho!," at the Mermaid Theatre in London, England with Richard O'Brien, Anita Dobson, Mark Rylance, and Clive Merrison in the cast. Nick Bicat composed the music. Howard Schuman was lyricist.
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