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Bryan Coleman
(1911-2005)
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Bryan Coleman was born on 29 January 1911 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for
The Crying Game (1992)
,
My Friend Charles (1956)
and
Chaplin (1992)
. He died on 4 July 2005 in Dorset, England, UK.
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Known for
The Crying Game
7.2
Judge
(as Brian Coleman)
1992
My Friend Charles
7.1
TV Series
Geoffrey Windsor
1956 • 5 eps
Chaplin
7.5
Drunk
1992
The Adventures of Robin Hood
7.6
TV Series
Sir Alan Beaumont
Sir Peter
Fat Duke
Baron Barclay
1957–1958 • 4 eps
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September Song
9.1
TV Series
Henry Austin
1994
5 episodes
Chaplin
7.5
Drunk
1992
The Crying Game
7.2
Judge
(as Brian Coleman)
1992
Josie
6.7
TV Series
1991
1 episode
The Black Candle
6.4
TV Movie
Judge
1991
This Is David Harper
7.1
TV Series
Lord Mappleton of Aldbrook
1990
1 episode
Poirot
8.6
TV Series
Vicar
(as Brian Coleman)
1990
1 episode
The Bill
6.7
TV Series
James
1990
1 episode
Streets Apart
6.9
TV Series
Elderly Gentleman
1989
1 episode
The Giftie
8.5
TV Movie
The Major
1988
Johann Strauss: The King Without a Crown
4.7
1987
King & Castle
6.8
TV Series
Parker
1986
1 episode
Mona Lisa
7.3
Gentleman in Mirror Room
1986
Lytton's Diary
7.0
TV Series
Lord Balmforth
1986
1 episode
The Road to 1984
7.4
TV Movie
Refined Tramp (Maurice)
1984
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Brian Coleman
Born
January 29
,
1911
London, England, UK
Died
July 4
,
2005
Dorset, England, UK
(undisclosed)
Other works
Appeared as Henry Dundas in Alan Thornhill's "Mr Wilberforce MP" which opened at the Westminster Theatre, London, on 11th February, 1965.
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Was commissioned in the British Army during World War 2.
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