Born on March 5, 1934 in Banstead, Surrey, England.
*Update* Mystery solved by an AYBS fan named Holly and confirmed by Nicholas Smith! The "pilgrim" label was derived from the role he played in the |
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TV Appearances (2011)Charlie's Angels-Angels in Paradise (Mr. Weber) (1998)What Rats Won't Do (Chaplain)
(1972)The Canterbury Tales (Friar) (1971)"Ace of Wands"
- The Eye of Ra Parts 1-4 (Fredericks) (????)The Scriblerus Club
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AYBS Stats
Sang in "The Clock" and "Camping In" ( "Keep The Home Fires Burning"). Trademark on the show: Big ears. Quotes "Happy Birthday Dear er er." "Enter!"
(1992-1993)"Grace & Favour" (Mr. Cuthbert Rumbold) (1977)Are You Being Served?-The Movie(Mr. Cuthbert Rumbold) "Grace & Favour" (AYBS/A) Stats
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Events Masterchef (Series 8 Episode 12) Image ©BBC Nicholas Smith PBS tour (2009): Aug 15 - Chattanooga, TN
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Facts/Trivia AYBS based His trademark were his big ears ("Jug Ears"). Real Life Based Catherine Russel's father. Sings in high baritone; plays the piano, guitar, trumpet, drums and various other instruments. (1957)Graduated from RADA
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Audio/Video/Books/Official Websites Audio (2005)Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (Sang "We Plow the Fields and Scatter")
Video Games (2007)The Golden Compass (Voice of Butler/Scholar/Policeman)
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Events October 30, 2006 -Comic Heritage/Wendy Richard Luncheon
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TV Plays (1971)"BBC Play of the Month"- Act of Betrayal (Tunnicliffe)
Theatre "Murdered to Death" (August 16, 2006)"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" Curtain Call and After Party in London. (2001)"Macbeth" at the Nottingham Shakespeare Festival. Played Duncan/the King Of Scotland. (2001)"The Taming Of The Shrew" at the Nottingham Shakespeare Festival. Played Baptista. (1998)"The Pirates of Penzance" Babes in the Wood (1987-1988) as Friar Tuck
(1978-1979) Cinderella - New Palace Theatre Plymouth (June-Oct 1976) "Are You Being Served?", (stage version), at the Blackpool Winter Gardens. Played Mr Rumbold. (1972) Crete and Sergeant Pepper (Royal Court Theater) (1961-1962)The Frog Prince at The Coventry Theatre Portrait of a Queen at Vaudeville Theatre/ Broadway
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