Bernard Gallagher
تمثيل·1 يناير 1929·† 27 نوفمبر 2016 — 87 عامًا·Bradford, Yorkshire, England
Bernard Gallagher was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England in 1929. He was an actor, best known for his role as Ewart Plimmer, the leading character in the first three series of the long running BBC drama Casualty, as Jonathan Fry, QC in Crown Court, and Bill Molesley in Downton Abbey. He died in November 2016 aged 87.
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2015TogetherTVErn2011The TripSteve's Dad2010Downton AbbeyTVBill Molesley2005HeatwaveBill Collins2003The RoyalTVAlf Wilkinson2002Rose and MaloneyTVManny2001Murder in MindTVJimmy Greenham1999Bad GirlsTVJudge Hardy1997Photographing FairiesDoctor1997Touching EvilTVCS Beecham1997Midsomer MurdersTVVernon Surtees1995The Thin Blue LineTVMr. Glockenspiel1994WycliffeTVVic Garland1994Monk's Hood1994CadfaelTVGervase Bonel1993Peak PracticeTVArthur Bannerman1992HeartbeatTVGraham Weston1990The ChiefTVGovernor Miles · Judge Leyton1989First and LastMan on Beach1989Countdown to WarGreenwood1987The New StatesmanTVChief Whip1987Rockliffe's BabiesTVCS Hodgkiss1986CasualtyTVEwart Plimmer1986Farrington of the F.O.TVJohn Wardley1986Frankie and JohnniePolice Superintendent1984Arthur's Hallowed GroundGeorge1984Under the HammerJim1984MoonfleetTVSexton Ratsey1983Reilly: Ace of SpiesTVHuberhoff1983Red MonarchVovka1982Rolling HomeHarold1982Objects of AffectionTVHarold1982Shine on Harvey MoonTVMerrick1981BergeracTVCol. Measures1981Last Night Another Dissident...Stephanov1980The Adventures of Frank: Seeds of IceMr. Trolley1980The Imitation Game1979Casting the RunesDerek Gayton1978StrangersTVPhilip Franklin1978Red ShiftTom's Father1978The Safety Net1977The ProfessionalsTVMinister1977The Eagle of the NinthTVDrusillus1977Love on a GunboatMr. Biffen1976The Duchess of Duke StreetTVEnfield1976Bill BrandTVWalter Marland1975Nightingale's BoysTVHarry Selby1975The SweeneyTVDesk Sergeant1973Jack PointFaulkner1972Crown CourtTVJonathan Fry QC1972New Scotland YardTVJackson1967InheritanceTVNathan1967ITV PlayhouseTVDerek Gayton1956Armchair TheatreTVHenry