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Garry Cooper as Jean in "Miss Julie", Internationalist Theatre, 1984

Garry Cooper (born 2 June 1955) is an English actor.

He was born in Hull, East Yorkshire, on 2 June 1955. Garry trained at Drama Centre, London and has worked extensively in film, television and theatre.

Filmography

TitleYearRoleNotes
Plan For Today1979Billy / Young Chas2 episodes
My Son, My Son 1979Man In Boiler Suit1 episode
Quadrophenia 1979Peter
Secret Orchard1979Waiter on TrainTV movie
ITV Playhouse 1980RedEpisode: "Looking for Vicky"
Mackenzie1980RickyEpisode: "Sole Agent"
Metal Mickey 1981Lance2 episodes
BBC2 Playhouse 1981OrderlyEpisode: "Going Gently"
Jackanory Playhouse1982PeterEpisode: "The Blacksmith's Son"
Bognor1982Harold BazeleyEpisode: "Just Desserts: Part 2 - A Health Warning"
The Brack Report 1982MotorcyclistEpisode: "Chapter 8"
Walter1982Roger - StockroomTV movie
P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang 1982TommyTV movie
Jemima Shore Investigates 1983Barry HatchettEpisode: "High Style"
Nineteen Eighty-Four 1984Guard #1
Summer Season1985Second guardEpisode: "A Crack in the Ice"
My Beautiful Laundrette 1985Squatter
Full House 1985MateEpisode: "May the Best Man Win"
Prospects 1986PeteEpisode: "Partners in Brine"
Caravaggio 1986Davide
Dramarama 1986FatherEpisode: "A Couple of Charlies"
Dempsey and Makepeace 1986SwabeyEpisode: "Out of Darkness"
Prick Up Your Ears 1987Actor 1 - Mr Sloane
The Bill 1988-2003Neil Chambers / Frank Wilmot / Sgt. Kegan / Sgt. Kegan / Gary Andrews / Dave West8 episodes
Hannay 1989Joe MorrisEpisode: "That Rough Music"
Coronation Street 1989-1991Detective Sergeant Richardson4 episodes
Mountains Of The Moon 1990Stoyan
Trainer 1991Harry SmethurstEpisode: "Fight Night"
London Kills Me 1991Mr. G
Boon 1991Dave WoolfeEpisode: "The Night Before Christmas"
Soldier Soldier 1991-1996Sgt Griffiths, RMP4 episodes
Between the Lines 1992D.S. Mercer
Rumpole Of The Bailey 1992Michael Mathieson
Perfect Scoundrels 1992Marty Hampton
An Ungentlemanly Act 1992Colour Sgt. Muir
Spender 1993Terry ArmstrongEpisode: "Kid"
Darling Buds Of May 1993George
Harry 1993Jo Jo1 episode
Casualty 1993-1995Phil / Han Dybendak2 episodes
Men Of The World 1994Mr. RoystonEpisode: "The Assessment"
Lovejoy 1994Kevin The PonceEpisode: "Guns and Roses"
Jacob1994CanaaniteTV movie
Heartbeat 1994-2006Arthur Jacobs / Len Brown2 episodes
Peak Practice 1995Alan DaviesEpisode: "A Normal Life"
Emmerdale 1995Derek Simpson10 episodes
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries 1996Sergeant HoltEpisode: "A Case of Coincidence": Part 1, 2
The Writing On The Wall1996FredTV movie
Beautiful Thing 1996Ronnie Pearce
Breakout1997Andy CresswellTV movie
Dalziel and Pascoe 1997FrostrickEpisode: "Exit Lines"
Screen One 1997GennadyEpisode: "Hostile Waters"
Bugs 1997JohnsEpisode: "Buried Treasure"
The Fix1997SkipperTV movie
The Emissary: A Biblical Epic1997Saul / Paul
Dangerfield 1998James SouthelEpisode: "The Long Weekend"
The Children Of The New Forest1998Oswald PartridgeTV movie
Where the Heart Is 1999Tom LewisEpisode: "Not My Brother"
The Vice 1999-2000Supt. Jeffrey Callard6 episodes
Holby City 1999-2004George Keating / David Coombes11 episodes
At Home with the Braithwaites 2000-2002Colin Skidmore8 episodes
In a Land of Plenty 2001Stanley6 episodes
Ella and the Mothers2002DI RobertsonTV movie
Barbara 2003CynthiaEpisode: "Queenie"
Murder in Mind 2003DI Frank SlaterEpisode: "Landlord"
Charles II: The Power and the Passion 2003General Monck1 episode
Midsomer Murders 2004James GrissEpisode: "Things That Go Bump in the Night"
Hiroshima 2005GrovesTV movie documentary
Doctors 2005Nigel BainesEpisode: "Herbaceous Borders"
Taggart 2006Noah BucklandEpisode: "Law"
The Harvest2006Paul StoichitaShort
Criminal Justice 2008Ruddock3 episodes
Minder 2009JackoEpisode: "Till Debt Do Us Part"
Universal Soldier: Regeneration 2009Dr. Porter
Broadside2009TrompTV movie
Dead Man Running 2009Faceless Man
Bibliothèque Pascal 2010The Professor
Zen 2011Angelo3 episodes
House of the Dragon 2022Ryam Redwyne1 episode

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