Erik Chitty(1907-1977)

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Midnight Is a Place (1977–1978)

Erik Chitty nació el 8 de julio de 1907 en Kent, Inglaterra. Fue un actor, conocido por ¡Por favor, señor! (1971), Doctor Zhivago (1965) y Un puente lejano (1977). Estuvo casado con Hester Bevan (actress). Murió el 22 de julio de 1977 en Londres, Inglaterra.

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Hokusai: An Animated Sketchbook
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Corto
- Hokusai (voz, as Eric Chitty)
- 1978
Midnight Is a Place
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Serie de TV
- Gabriel Towzer
- 1977
The Dick Emery Show
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Serie de TV
- 1976–1977
Un puente lejano
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- Organist
- 1977
Raffles
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Serie de TV
- Dodson
- 1977
La bestia del reino
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- 2nd Door Opener
- Servant (sin acreditar)
- 1977
The Flying Sorcerer
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- Sir Roger
- 1977
Hazlitt in Love
Película de TV
- Goldsmith
- 1977
Doctor Who
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Serie de TV
- Co-Ordinator Engin
- Charles Preslin
- 1966–1976
Elemental, Dr. Freud
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- The Butler
- 1976
The Goodies
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Serie de TV
- Eye Witness
- The Second Judge
- The Butler
- 1973–1976
Las pícaras aventuras de Tom Jones
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- Sam (sin acreditar)
- 1976
BBC Play of the Month
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Serie de TV
- Treisure
- Ferapont
- Phipps
- 1969–1976
Happy Ever After
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Serie de TV
- Mr. Calthrop
- 1976
The Basil Brush Show
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Serie de TV
- 1975

Nombre alternativo
- Eric Chitty
Altura
- 1,65 m
Nacimiento
- 8 de julio de 1907
- Dover, Kent, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Fallecimiento
- 22 de julio de 1977
- Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(causa no comunicada)
Cónyuge
- Hester Bevan (actress)(3 niños)
Otras obras
He acted in Thomas Dekker, William Rowley and John Ford's play, "The Witch of Edmonton," at the Mermaid Theatre in London, England with Ruby Head, Melvyn Hayes, William Lucas, Edward Jewesbury, Timothy Bateson, Ronald Hermand and Juan Moreno in the cast. Lord Bernard Miles KBE was director.
Listings de publicidad
- 2 artículos

Curiosidades
Diminutive, worried-looking character actor and dedicated genealogist, the son of a flour miller. Erik studied law at Dover College and Jesus College, Cambridge, and later trained for acting at RADA. During World War II, he served as a sergeant with the Eighth Army in Italy and Egypt. From the mid-1930's, he appeared primarily on television, often in bumbling or owlish roles. He was seen to best effect in recurring roles as Mr. Smith in Please Sir! (1968) and as Co-Ordinator Engin in "The Deadly Assassin" episodes of Doctor Who (1963).