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Timothy Harley
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Timothy Harley was born on 10 February 1933 in Pancras, London, England, UK. He is an actor, known for
An Age of Kings (1960)
,
ITV Play of the Week (1955)
and
Softly Softly (1966)
.
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Known for
An Age of Kings
8.2
TV Mini Series
Boy
Francis
Drawer
Serving-Man
A Citizen
Prentice
George Bevis
Watchman
Messenger to Warwick
A Page
Messenger
Sinklo
1960 • 14 eps
ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
Philip Clandon
1958 • 1 ep
Softly Softly
7.0
TV Series
Robson
1966 • 1 ep
A for Andromeda
7.1
TV Series
Fitter
1961 • 1 ep
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Actor
Previous
19
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
TV Series
1st Reporter
1967
1 episode
Softly Softly
7.0
TV Series
Robson
1966
1 episode
The Idiot
7.5
TV Mini Series
Nephew
1966
2 episodes
Cluff
6.9
TV Series
Tom Town
1965
1 episode
BBC Sunday-Night Play
8.4
TV Series
Marshall
1963
1 episode
A for Andromeda
7.1
TV Series
Fitter
1961
1 episode
The Alchemist
TV Movie
1961
The Angry Gods
TV Mini Series
Clown
1961
2 episodes
An Age of Kings
8.2
TV Mini Series
Boy
Francis
Drawer
...
1960
14 episodes
Noah
TV Movie
The Cow
1960
In the Zone
TV Movie
Cocky
1960
ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
Philip Clandon
1958
1 episode
Duty Bound
TV Series
Phonsy Transom
1958
1 episode
Little Women
7.3
TV Series
1958
1 episode
Dixon of Dock Green
6.9
TV Series
Mick Magnus
1958
1 episode
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Born
February 10
,
1933
Pancras, London, England, UK
Other works
His theatre credits include: Francis in "King Henry IV Part II" by
William Shakespeare
(1951, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, director
Michael Redgrave
).
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