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Actor (66 credits)
2002-2008
Casualty
(TV Series)
Harry Harper
2001
Queen of Swords
(TV Series)
Captain Charles Wentworth
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Runaways
(2001)
... Captain Charles Wentworth (as Simon Maccorkindale)
1998
NightMan
(TV Series)
Jonathan Chase
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Manimal
(1998)
... Jonathan Chase
1998
Mentors
(TV Series)
Oscar Wilde
1994
E.N.G.
(TV Series)
Maxwell Harding
1983
Manimal
(TV Series)
Jonathan Chase
1982
Dynasty
(TV Series)
Billy Dawson
1977
Romance
(TV Series)
Paul Verdayne
1976
Beasts
(TV Mini Series)
Peter Gilkes
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Baby
(1976)
... Peter Gilkes
2001-2002
Relic Hunter
(TV Series) (co-executive producer - 22 episodes)
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Faux Fox
(2002)
... (co-executive producer)
2000-2001
Queen of Swords
(TV Series) (co-executive producer - 12 episodes)
2010
Casualty
(TV Series) (in memory of - 1 episode)
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Self (14 credits)
2007
GMTV
(TV Series)
Self
1985
Wogan
(TV Series)
Self
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Guest on USA's "Alive and Well" talking about his role on "Falcon Crest".
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Simon Mac Corkindale | Simon Maccorkindale | Simon McCorkindale
Height:
5' 11½" (1.82 m)
Parents:
MacCorkindale, Peter Bernard
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Personal Quote:
[on turning down the role of Captain Jonathan Archer in
Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)] I was offered, not Captain Picard, but whatever the Captain would have been, so before I did
Casualty (1986), I made a choice of doing
Casualty (1986) as opposed to whatever the Captain would have been on "Star Trek". But I didn't want to do that, I can't do sci-fi. It just drives me up the wall, it's all ...
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Trivia:
Son of a Royal Air Force Group Captain, Peter Bernard MacCorkindale, OBE. MacCorkindale was educated at Haileybury and Imperial Service College before abandoning plans to follow his father into the air force due to declining eyesight. An early interest in theatre saw him first direct then act after attending Studio 68 at the Theatre Arts School in London.
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