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Eric House
(1921-2004)
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Eric House was born on 22 November 1921 in Toronto, Canada. He was an actor, known for
Startime (1959)
,
Festival (1960)
and
Jake and the Kid (1961)
. He died on 21 March 2004 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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1 nomination total
Known for
Startime
TV Series
Canon Chasuble
Golux
1959–1960 • 5 eps
Festival
5.2
TV Series
Theatre manager
Joe Gargery
Sir Timothy Bellboys
Telyegin
The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, KCB, First Lord of the Admiralty
Major General Stanley
Learned Judge
Messerschmann
The Barman
Snobby Price
Mr. Frute
Bro
Koko
Barney
Lord Chancellor
1960–1969 • 17 eps
Jake and the Kid
TV Series
Repeat Golightly
1961
Folio
6.1
TV Series
Canon Chasuble
Alfred Dreyfus
Sergey
Sammy
Ko-Ko
1955–1959 • 8 eps
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52
Self
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Previous
52
Street Legal
7.2
TV Series
Judge Downes
Judge
1987–1993
2 episodes
The Twilight Zone
7.7
TV Series
Dying Man
1989
1 episode
Much Ado About Nothing
6.4
TV Movie
Dogberry
1988
Adderly
7.7
TV Series
1988
1 episode
Candy Mountain
6.5
Doctor
1987
The Edison Twins
7.0
TV Series
Sudsy
1986
3 episodes
Strange Brew
6.6
John Elsinore
1983
Seeing Things
7.8
TV Series
Commodore Trent
1982
1 episode
Highpoint
4.7
Rico
1982
For the Record
7.2
TV Series
1982
1 episode
The Littlest Hobo
7.7
TV Series
Jack
Mr. Bush
1980–1981
2 episodes
High-Ballin'
5.6
Slater
1978
Custard Pie
TV Series
1977
1 episode
Teleplay
4.3
TV Series
1976
1 episode
Performance
6.6
TV Series
Albert
1975
2 episodes
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Born
November 22
,
1921
Toronto, Canada
Died
March 21
,
2004
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
(emphysema)
Other works
He performed in the revue, "Clap Hands: The New Revue from Canada," at the Lyric Opera House in Hammersmith, London, England with Dave Broadfoot and Corinne Conley in the cast. John Gray was director.
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