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Dave Berry
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Dave Berry was born on 6 February 1941 in Woodhouse, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK. He is an actor, known for
The Crying Game (1992)
,
Zloty srodek (2009)
and
The Bromley Boys (2018)
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Known for
The Crying Game
7.2
Soundtrack
1992
Zloty srodek
3.8
Soundtrack
2009
The Bromley Boys
6.2
Soundtrack
2018
Klar i studiet
TV Series
Singer
1966 • 1 ep
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Soundtrack
8
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3
Music of the British Invasion
2025
Klar i studiet
TV Series
Singer
1966
1 episode
Night Club
TV Movie
1966
Soundtrack
Previous
8
The Bromley Boys
6.2
performer: "Little Things"
2018
Zloty srodek
3.8
performer: "The Crying Game"
2009
Heartbeat
6.9
TV Series
performer: "The Crying Game"
(uncredited)
1993
1 episode
The Crying Game
7.2
performer: "The Crying Game"
1992
3-2-1
5.3
TV Series
performer: "MEDLEY: The Crying Game / Little Things"
1984
1 episode
Poor Cow
6.8
performer: "The Crying Game"
(uncredited)
1967
Top of the Pops
6.9
TV Series
performer: "Mama"
(uncredited)
1966
1 episode
Shindig!
8.0
TV Series
performer: "Little Things"
performer: "Memphis"
performer: "The Crying Game", "One Heart Between Two"
...
1965–1966
4 episodes
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Official site
cryinggame.co.uk
Alternative name
Manfred Mann
Born
February 6
,
1941
Woodhouse, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK
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British singer/guitarist who had three top ten hits in the 1960s: "The Crying Game" (5) in 1964, "Little Things" (5) in 1965 and "Mama" (5) in 1966.
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Today's guitar bands have taken their influences from the '60s and that's fantastic. I'm just glad that the days of pompous guitar bands like
U2
are behind us. (Speaking in 2007)
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