Charles Pemberton

Biography

Described by "The Stage" as a "jobbing actor par excellence", Charles Pemberton is best known for his one-man stage show "A Disagreeable Man?", the story of W S Gilbert. He made over 100 television apperances, including episodes of "Doctor Who", "Juliet Bravo", "Agatha Christie's Poirot" and "Virtual Murder". He was born on 19th September 1939 in Leyland, Lancashire, and died on 13th May 2007 aged 67.

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Black Joy

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God on the Rocks

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Porter

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A Perfect Hero

Ted

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Alien Technician (archive footage)

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Fiona Richmond - Let's Get Laid

PC Baxter

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Heavy Weather

Porter

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Playing Away

Constable

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Nearest and Dearest - Series 1

Man / ... (2 episodes, 1971-1972)

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Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective

Det. Const. Evans

Starring In
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Alien Technician (archive footage)

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The Four Feathers

Impressario

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Heavy Weather

Porter

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Porter

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Catherine Cookson: The Dwelling Place

Hatton (unknown episodes)

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Going Underground

The Mayor 6 episodes, 1987-1988

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A Murder Of Quality

Sgt. Ted Mundy

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A Perfect Hero

Ted

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God on the Rocks

Bandstand Official

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Große Erwartungen (3 DVDs)

Mr. Philbean

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Playing Away

Constable

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The Box of Delights

Chief Constable (2 episodes, 1984)

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Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective

Det. Const. Evans

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Porridge

Miller

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Danger UXB

Police Sergeant (2 episodes, 1979)

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Fiona Richmond - Let's Get Laid

PC Baxter

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Black Joy

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Adventures of a Taxi Driver

Sergeant Jeeves

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The Naked Civil Servant

Court PC

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Brannigan

Arthur (uncredited)

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Nearest and Dearest - Series 1

Man / ... (2 episodes, 1971-1972)

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