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Paul Greenhalgh (I)
Paul Greenhalgh was born on February 15, 1942 in Dartford, Kent, England as Paul Stanley Greenhalgh. He is an actor, known for Doctor Who (1963), The Crezz (1976) and Edward the King (1975).
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Actor (30 credits)
Actor (30 credits)
1984
Shroud for a Nightingale
(TV Mini-Series)
Hospital Administrator
Hospital Administrator
- Episode #1.3
(1984)
... Hospital Administrator
1981
The Member for Chelsea
(TV Series)
Goode
Goode
- Episode #1.3
(1981)
... Goode
- Episode #1.2
(1981)
... Goode
- Episode #1.1
(1981)
... Goode
1976
The Crezz
(TV Series)
Denny
Denny
- The Newcomers
(1976)
... Denny
- A Flash of Inspiration
(1976)
... Denny
- Bent Doubles
(1976)
... Denny
- All Good Nature
(1976)
... Denny
- The Longest Day
(1976)
... Denny
1970-1976
BBC Play of the Month
(TV Series)
Francis / Servant
Francis / Servant
- The Picture of Dorian Gray
(1976)
... Francis
- Macbeth
(1970)
... Servant
1971-1975
Play for Today
(TV Series)
Rev. Eldred Pickersgill / Probationer PC
Rev. Eldred Pickersgill / Probationer PC
- Rumpole of the Bailey
(1975)
... Rev. Eldred Pickersgill
- Michael Regan
(1971)
... Probationer PC
1975
Within These Walls
(TV Series)
Dr. Russell
Dr. Russell
- Get the Glory Down
(1975)
... Dr. Russell
- Mother's Girl
(1975)
... Dr. Russell
1975
Edward the King
(TV Mini-Series)
George I of Greece / Prince William
George I of Greece / Prince William
- The Royal Quadrille
(1975)
... George I of Greece
- The Invisible Queen
(1975)
... George I of Greece
- A Hundred Thousand Welcomes
(1975)
... Prince William
1969
The Wednesday Play
(TV Series)
Shop assistant
Shop assistant
- The Sad Decline of Arthur Maybury
(1969)
... Shop assistant
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