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Robert Booth
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Robert Booth is known for
The Wild West Show (1975)
,
Coronation Street (1960)
and
Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall (1973)
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Known for
The Wild West Show
6.9
TV Series
Ken
1975 • 4 eps
Coronation Street
5.6
TV Series
Ossie Turnbull
1984 • 1 ep
Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall
5.7
Man - Medical Centre
1973
The Professionals
8.0
TV Series
Bremer
Stevens
1978–1979 • 2 eps
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Tardisodes
7.1
TV Series
Gemini
Cybus Industries Video
Reporter
(voice)
2006
3 episodes
The Great Fighting Machines of World War II: Allied Fighter
Video
Narrator
1997
Wallace & Gromit: The Aardman Collection 2
7.5
The Newsreader
(voice)
1996
Not Without My Handbag
6.8
Short
The Newsreader
(voice)
1993
The Plague
5.6
1992
The Brothers McGregor
7.4
TV Series
Dodgy Dennis
1986–1987
3 episodes
Travelling Man
7.8
TV Series
Alex
1985
1 episode
Coronation Street
5.6
TV Series
Ossie Turnbull
1984
1 episode
Brookside
6.6
TV Series
Fred
1983
1 episode
The Enigma Files
6.8
TV Series
Roger Gomme
1980
1 episode
The Professionals
8.0
TV Series
Bremer
Stevens
1978–1979
2 episodes
Z Cars
7.1
TV Series
Les Paynton
Ray Glazier
Vic Bright
1969–1978
4 episodes
Confessions from a Holiday Camp
4.4
Holiday Maker
1977
Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers
4.6
Field
1977
The Wild West Show
6.9
TV Series
Ken
1975
4 episodes
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