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Post by Cartman on Sept 16, 2019 8:16:04 GMT
The only other thing I've seen Edward Judd in was the "think once, think twice, think bike" Road safety film in the 70s
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Post by Dirty Epic on Sept 16, 2019 9:11:03 GMT
The only other thing I've seen Edward Judd in was the "think once, think twice, think bike" Road safety film in the 70s He was Hulton leader of The Empire Society in Klansmen banned episode of The Professionals. 
Fairly sure he's turned up in bit parts in a few other things too.
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Post by Vienna on Sept 16, 2019 10:11:18 GMT
The only other thing I've seen Edward Judd in was the "think once, think twice, think bike" Road safety film in the 70s As Charles mentions above, he played a journalist in the sci-fi movie 'The Day the Earth Caught Fire', probably one of his best remembered film roles. I also remember him in the films Island of Terror and The Vault of Horror. Vi |
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Post by Arthur Pringle on Sept 16, 2019 18:29:49 GMT
If you watch The Day The Earth Caught Fire & think that the guy who plays the editor of the paper isn't a very good actor, it's because he wasn't an actor at all, he played himself in the film, he was the retired editor of The Daily Express. He went on to play another news editor in another Val Guest film recently shown on talkingpicturestv '80,000 Suspects'.
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Post by Charles Bronson on Mar 9, 2021 21:41:32 GMT
I was watching a bit of this episode yesterday on ITV4 and I was struck by how really well Glyn Owen played the scene were he meets up with Jack to give him some information. I just read up a little on him. He played an Irish doctor in the early ITV soap Emergency Ward 10, also two other BBC series which ran for a good while.
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Post by Three Litre on Mar 9, 2021 22:47:26 GMT
I was watching a bit of this episode yesterday on ITV4 and I was struck by how really well Glyn Owen played the scene were he meets up with Jack to give him some information. I just read up a little on him. He played an Irish doctor in the early ITV soap Emergency Ward 10, also two other BBC series which ran for a good while. Charles I’ve always like that scene, another great piece of casting. |
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Post by Arthur Pringle on Mar 9, 2021 23:02:45 GMT
Great performance by Owen, his scenes with Carter & Regan are two of the best Sweeney moments. The scene in the car where Carter & Regan talk about him is also memorable.
A downbeat episode that shows ex copper Hough & witness Pope living miserable lives, alone & dependent on alcohol.
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Post by Cartman on Mar 10, 2021 7:05:46 GMT
Very good episode this, I have always thought, arguably the best one of series 4
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Post by Vienna on Mar 10, 2021 13:34:59 GMT
I was watching a bit of this episode yesterday on ITV4 and I was struck by how really well Glyn Owen played the scene were he meets up with Jack to give him some information. I just read up a little on him. He played an Irish doctor in the early ITV soap Emergency Ward 10, also two other BBC series which ran for a good while. Charles Charles, I think many of us will always associate him most with the 1980s BBC TV drama Howards' Way. Vi |
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Post by Charles Bronson on Mar 10, 2021 18:25:35 GMT
I was watching a bit of this episode yesterday on ITV4 and I was struck by how really well Glyn Owen played the scene were he meets up with Jack to give him some information. I just read up a little on him. He played an Irish doctor in the early ITV soap Emergency Ward 10, also two other BBC series which ran for a good while. Charles Charles, I think many of us will always associate him most with the 1980s BBC TV drama Howards' Way. Vi Unfortunately I've not seen any of 'Howards Way' Vienna. I suppose its a available on DVD? |
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