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Kim Fenton
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Kim Fenton was born in South Dalton, East Yorkshire, England, UK. He is known for
Children of Men (2006)
,
Bugs (1995)
and
Robin Hood (2025)
.
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Known for
Children of Men
7.9
Café Customer
2006
Bugs
7.0
TV Series
Civilian #1
1996 • 1 ep
Robin Hood
6.8
TV Series
Earl of Leicester
2025 • 2 eps
Unmasked Part 25
5.8
Nick
1988
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Robin Hood
6.8
TV Series
Earl of Leicester
2025
2 episodes
Drift
6.2
Jonathan
2023
Children of Men
7.9
Café Customer
2006
The Bill
6.7
TV Series
Doctor
Aidan
1996–2006
2 episodes
Strauss: The Waltz King
8.8
TV Movie
The Times Reader
2005
Rosamunde Pilcher
4.1
TV Series
Notar
(uncredited)
2005
1 episode
Five Children and It
5.5
RFC Flier
2004
EastEnders
4.8
TV Series
Court Clerk
2001
4 episodes
Silent Witness
7.9
TV Series
Huw Langridge
2001
1 episode
Stanton Blues
8.4
TV Series
Commuter
2000
1 episode
Best
5.6
Gerald Soamers
2000
Human Bomb
4.6
TV Movie
Doctor
1998
Bugs
7.0
TV Series
Civilian #1
1996
1 episode
The Buddha of Suburbia
7.3
TV Mini Series
John
1993
2 episodes
Moon and Son
7.2
TV Series
Alan
1992
1 episode
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South Dalton, East Yorkshire, England, UK
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