John Alderton
Biography
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John Alderton (born 27 November 1940) is an English actor who is best known for his roles in Upstairs, Downstairs, Thomas & Sarah and Please Sir!. Alderton has often starred alongside his wife, Pauline Collins.
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Acting History
2008
Little Dorrit as Mr. Casby
2006Brandmand Sam - I En God Sags Tjeneste as Fireman Sam
2004He Knew He Was Right as Mr. Outhouse
2003Calendar Girls as John Clarke
2003Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War as Hawksmor
1998The Mrs Bradley Mysteries as Alastair Bing
1996Testament: The Bible in Animation as Jonah / God (voice)
1996Dalziel & Pascoe as Sgt Ted Lock
1995Clockwork Mice as Swaney
1995Character Building as Narrator (voice)
1994Albert The Fifth Musketeer
1993Peak Practice as Harry Capper
1992Heartbeat as Jim Ryan
1990Keeping Tom Nice as Doug
1989Forever Green
1988Mr. H Is Late
1983ITV Christmas Comedy
1983Father's Day
1981Late Flowering Love
1980A Walk in the Forest as Paul Clements
1979Tales of the Unexpected as Robert Sandy
1979Tales of the Unexpected as Rev George Duckworth
1979Thomas & Sarah
1977The Upchat Line as Mike Upchat
1976It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet as James Herriot
1975Time Well Spent
1974No, Honestly
1974Wodehouse Playhouse
1974Wodehouse Playhouse as George Mulliner
1974Zardoz as Friend
1972My Wife Next Door
1972Ben Spray as Ben Spray
1971Upstairs, Downstairs as Thomas Watkins
1971Please Sir! as Bernard Hedges
1970Play for Today as Paul Clements
1970Macbeth as Malcolm
1970The Rivals as Bob Acres
1969Hannibal Brooks as Bernard
1968Please Sir! as Bernard Hedges
1968Duffy as Antony Calvert
1968Assignment K as George Innes
1968Cilla as Self
1965BBC Play of the Month as Lydia Languish
1965BBC Play of the Month as Malcolm
1965BBC Play of the Month as Tom Wrench
1965Londoners as Telfer, Rait's Assistant
1964The System as Nidge
1963Cleopatra as 1st Officer (uncredited)
1957Emergency: Ward 10
1956Armchair Theatre as Peter
—Mr. Men & Little Miss as Narrator/Male Voices