Actor profile

Joe Gladwin

22nd January 1906 Salford, Lancashire, England, UK Acting

Joseph Gladwin was an English actor, best known for his roles as Fred Jackson in Coronation Street and Wally Batty in the world's longest-running sitcom, Last of the Summer Wine.

24 Movies 27 TV Shows 62 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Getting Sam Home poster

Getting Sam Home 27th December 1983 as Wally Batty

The Merchant of Venice poster

The Merchant of Venice 17th December 1980 as Old Gobbo

Yanks poster

Yanks 19th September 1979 as Plumber

Renoir, My Father poster

Renoir, My Father 12th December 1978 as Old Man in Cafe

Liza poster

Liza 28th March 1978 as Anton

No Hard Feelings poster

No Hard Feelings 13th June 1976 as Mr Etheridge

The Littlest Horse Thieves poster

The Littlest Horse Thieves 26th May 1976 as Bert

The Chauffeur poster

The Chauffeur 30th April 1976 as Joe

The Chester Mystery Plays poster

The Chester Mystery Plays 18th April 1976

Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. poster

Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. 9th January 1972 as Sam

Nearest and Dearest poster

Nearest and Dearest 1st January 1972 as Stan Hardman

All This, and Christmas Too! poster

All This, and Christmas Too! 24th December 1971 as Patrick Hall

Paper Roses poster

Paper Roses 13th June 1971 as Messenger

The Mind of Mr. Soames poster

The Mind of Mr. Soames 30th September 1970 as Old Man In Car

The Reckoning poster

The Reckoning 31st January 1970 as Drunk

Faith and Henry poster

Faith and Henry 6th December 1969 as Mr Forshaw

The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel poster

The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel 1st October 1969 as Adam Coulson

Sling Your Hook poster

Sling Your Hook 2nd April 1969 as Oliver

Work Is a 4-Letter Word poster

Work Is a 4-Letter Word 15th September 1968 as Pa Brose

Charlie Bubbles poster

Charlie Bubbles 11th February 1968 as Waiter in Hotel

The Lump poster

The Lump 1st February 1967 as Joiner

Three Hats for Lisa poster

Three Hats for Lisa 1st January 1965 as Harry

Night Must Fall poster

Night Must Fall 18th March 1964 as Dodge

A Kind of Loving poster

A Kind of Loving 12th April 1962 as Bus Driver (uncredited)

Thundercloud poster

Thundercloud 24th May 1979 as Porter

Tales of the Unexpected poster

Tales of the Unexpected 24th March 1979 as Heeny

The Losers poster

The Losers 12th November 1978

All Creatures Great and Small poster

All Creatures Great and Small 8th January 1978 as Len Hamson

BBC2 Play of the Week poster

BBC2 Play of the Week 21st September 1977 as Anton

BBC2 Play of the Week poster

BBC2 Play of the Week 21st September 1977 as Old Man in the Café

Target poster

Target 9th September 1977 as Collars

You're Only Young Twice poster

You're Only Young Twice 6th September 1977 as Mr Handy

Nobody's House poster

Nobody's House 27th July 1976 as Smiley

The Wackers poster

The Wackers 19th March 1975 as Joe Farrell

The Sweeney poster

The Sweeney 2nd January 1975 as Stanley Proctor

Churchill's People poster

Churchill's People 30th December 1974 as Blind Man

Playhouse poster

Playhouse 13th March 1974 as Ambassador

Centre Play poster

Centre Play 19th July 1973 as Ted

Last of the Summer Wine poster

Last of the Summer Wine 4th January 1973 as Wally

Crown Court poster

Crown Court 18th October 1972

Justice poster

Justice 8th October 1971 as Mr. Whittle

Budgie poster

Budgie 9th April 1971 as Maguire

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Old Man

ITV Saturday Night Theatre poster

ITV Saturday Night Theatre 11th January 1969 as Sam

Please Sir! poster

Please Sir! 8th November 1968 as Chalky

Nearest and Dearest poster

Nearest and Dearest 15th August 1968 as Stan Hardman

The Prisoner poster

The Prisoner 29th September 1967 as Yorkshire Napoleon

All Gas and Gaiters poster

All Gas and Gaiters 31st January 1967 as Taxi Driver

BBC Play of the Month poster

BBC Play of the Month 19th October 1965 as Marko

Thirty-Minute Theatre poster

Thirty-Minute Theatre 7th October 1965 as Walter

Gideon's Way poster

Gideon's Way 18th March 1965 as Finny