Ken Campbell(1941-2008)

Actor
Writer
Director

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Her Master's Voice (2012)

He was something of an eccentric, known for putting live ferrets down his trouser legs. He turned up to his wedding to Prunella Gee in 1978 with a scruffy dog and his best man dressed in shocking pink. The wedding didn't last and they separated in about 1982, sharing in the upbringing of their daughter Daisy who divides her time between them.

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Known for

Creep

5.6

Arthur

2004

A Fish Called Wanda

7.5

Bartlett

1988

Law & Order

7.9

TV Mini Series

Alex Gladwell

Letter to Brezhnev

6.7

Reporter

1985

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Actor

Agatha Christie's Marple
7.9
TV Series
- Crump
- 2008
Ex
Short
- The Next
- 2007
Doctors
4.6
TV Series
- Toby Walsh
- 2007
The Bill
6.7
TV Series
- Mr. Wheeler
- Hill
- Edgar Lans
- 1991–2006
Judge John Deed
7.7
TV Series
- Professor Brams
- Professor Bramms
- 2003–2006
The Last Detective
7.8
TV Series
- Zero
- 2005
Heartbeat
6.9
TV Series
- Hector Plumpton
- 2004
Creep
5.6
- Arthur
- 2004
The Amanda Show
6.7
TV Series
- Grandpa
- 2002
Casualty
6.2
TV Series
- Adam Salter
- 2002
Saving Grace
6.9
- Sgt. Alfred
- 2000
Dooley Gardens
4.2
TV Series
- Professor Pickney
- 1999
Alice in Wonderland
6.3
TV Movie
- Mr. Duck
- 1999
Extraordinary Visitor
6.6
- Rodney
- 1998
Of Light and Darkness
5.8
Video Game
- Piankhy
- The Family
- Koobooragong ...
- 1998

Writer

Director

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The Secret Policeman's Balls

Personal details

Alternative names
- Kenneth Campbell
Born
- December 10, 1941
- Ilford, Essex, England, UK
Died
- August 31, 2008
- Epping Forest, Essex, England, UK(heart attack)
Spouse
- Prunella Gee1978 - 1983 (divorced, 1 child)
Children
- Daisy Campbell
Other works
TV commercial for Citroën Xsara Picasso (2002)
Publicity listings
- 2 Interviews
- 6 Articles

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Trivia
He auditioned in 1987 for the role of the Seventh Doctor in Doctor Who (1963), but was turned down, apparently due to his audition performance being considered too disturbing for television. Ironically, the actor who was cast instead, Sylvester McCoy, was one of his protégés, having been a member of the Ken Campbell Roadshow.