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Paul Rogers
22nd March 1917
Plympton, Devon, England, UK
Acting
37
Movies
37
TV Shows
84
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Movies
37
TV Shows
37
The Tenth Man
4th December 1988
as Breton
Brigadista
5th February 1985
as James Fuller Hayes
Nothing Lasts Forever
6th September 1984
as Hugo
Edwin
1st January 1984
as Thomas Marjoriebanks
The Executioner
17th April 1980
as Jan Citron
Butterflies Don't Count
28th November 1978
as Peter
The Old Curiosity Shop
7th November 1975
as Henry Trent
The Abdication
3rd October 1974
as Altieri
Lost in the Stars
8th April 1974
as James Jarvis
The Homecoming
29th October 1973
as Max
I Want What I Want
25th February 1972
as Mr. Waites
The Reckoning
31st January 1970
as John Hazlitt
The Looking Glass War
2nd January 1970
as Haldane
3 Into 2 Won't Go
2nd July 1969
as Jack Roberts
The Shoes of the Fisherman
14th November 1968
as Augustinian
Decline and Fall ...of a Birdwatcher
30th October 1968
as Chief Warder
A Midsummer Night's Dream
30th September 1968
as Bottom
He Who Rides a Tiger
1st October 1965
as Supt. Taylor
The Third Secret
2nd February 1964
as Dr Milton Gillen
The Chocolate Tree
27th October 1963
as Israel Strang
Stolen Hours
2nd October 1963
as Dr. Eric McKenzie
Billy Budd
12th November 1962
as Philip Seymour, 1st Lieutenant
The Wild and the Willing
16th October 1962
as Professor George Chown
Life for Ruth
6th September 1962
as Hart Jacobs
The Prince and the Pauper
11th March 1962
as Henry VIII
The Pot Carriers
10th March 1962
as Governor
No Love for Johnnie
14th February 1961
as Sydney Johnson
The Mark
26th January 1961
as Roy Milne
Circle of Deception
1st November 1960
as MajWilliam Spence
The Trials of Oscar Wilde
28th May 1960
as Frank Harris
Our Man in Havana
27th January 1960
as Hubert Carter
A Midsummer Night's Dream
9th November 1958
as Bottom
Othello
15th December 1955
as Iago
Beau Brummell
16th November 1954
as William Pitt
Svengali
1st September 1954
as Taffy
The Beachcomber
10th August 1954
as Re. Owen Jones
Murder in the Cathedral
10th September 1951
as Fourth Knight
Kavanagh Q.C.
3rd January 1995
as Judge Granville
As Time Goes By
12th January 1992
as Headmaster
Police Rescue
14th February 1991
as Accomplice
Police Rescue
14th February 1991
as Wilkes
The Fear
17th February 1988
as Bobby Chalker
Hannay
6th January 1988
as Lord Berenger
Porterhouse Blue
3rd June 1987
as Dean
Lovejoy
10th January 1986
as Rev. Harry Nettles
Connie
26th May 1985
as Hector
Barriers
4th January 1981
as Vincent Whitaker
Rumpole of the Bailey
17th December 1975
as Tommy Pierce
Wessex Tales
7th November 1973
as Mr Harlborough
Centre Play
19th July 1973
as Oswald
Play for Today
15th October 1970
as Jan Citron
Play for Today
15th October 1970
as Peter
Omnibus
13th October 1967
as Self
BBC Play of the Month
19th October 1965
as Stanley Harrington
BBC Play of the Month
19th October 1965
as Hillcrist
BBC Play of the Month
19th October 1965
as Mukovnin
Public Eye
23rd January 1965
as Clemens
The Wednesday Play
30th September 1964
as Sam
Danger Man
11th September 1960
as Laing
Look at Life
1st January 1959
as Narrator
Armchair Theatre
8th July 1956
as Israel Strang
Armchair Theatre
8th July 1956
as Dr Alexander Logan
Armchair Theatre
8th July 1956
as Dr. Smith Huston
Armchair Theatre
8th July 1956
as Charles Josse
Armchair Theatre
8th July 1956
as Ezra Fitton
Tony Awards
1st April 1956
as Self - Nominee
The Wonderful World of Disney
27th October 1954
as Henry VIII
Hallmark Hall of Fame
24th December 1951
as Captain Vye
Hallmark Hall of Fame
24th December 1951
as Breton
Sunday Night Theatre
1st January 1950
as Henry VIII
Sunday Night Theatre
1st January 1950
as Sir Claude Mulhammer
Sunday Night Theatre
1st January 1950
as Lt.-Col. Vershinin
Sunday Night Theatre
1st January 1950
as David Fielden
Sunday Night Theatre
1st January 1950
as Bottom
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