Bill Dean
Interprète
Bill Dean was a British actor who was born in Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire. He was born Patrick Anthony Connolly, but took his stage name in honour of Everton football legend William 'Dixie' Dean. After a atring of jobs, it was his work as a Lancashire club comedian that saw him spotted by Ken Loach who gave him his breakthrough role in his TV play The Golden Vision. Famous for his flat but penetrating Scouse tones, Dean went on to star as miserable pensioner Harry Cross in the long running Channel 4 soap Brookside from its inception in 1983 to 1990. He briefly returned to the series in 1999 for three episodes, when his character re-appeared in Brookside Close suffering from Alzheimer's disease and wrongly believing that he still lived there. The same character was the inspiration behind the 1980s group 'Jegsy Dodd and the sons of Harry Cross' who hailed from the Wirral and Dean himsel…
Rôles marquants
Filmographie complète
- Brookside: Friday the 13th
- Hillsborough
-
Priest
6,3
- Skallagrigg
- Heartbeat
-
L'âge de vivre
6,7
- Slayground
- The Gathering Seed
- Tommy Et Tuppence, le crime est notre affaire
- A Turn for the Worse
- Going Gently
- God's Wonderful Railway
- La hausse humide
-
Le miroir se brisa
6,1
- Nobody's Perfect
- Minder
-
Scum
7,1
- Freedom of the Dig
- Night People
- Pennies from Heaven
- BBC2 Play of the Week
- Bag of Yeast
- Beasts
- Beasts: What Big Eyes
- Break In
- Flame
- In Sickness and in Health
- The Sweeney
- The Wackers
- Waiting at the Field Gate
- Match of the Day
- Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt!
- Playhouse
- Speech Day
- Terreur dans la nuit
- The Best Pair of Legs in the Business
- Bank Holiday
- New Scotland Yard
- Budgie
-
Family Life
7,2
- Gumshoe
- Justice
- The Rank and File
-
Kes
7,4
- Play for Today
- Roll On Four O'Clock
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre
- The Big Flame
- The Expert
- The Golden Vision
- L'Homme à la valise
- Public Eye
- The Wednesday Play