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Ghosts in the Machine
2009 · Movie
as Himself
Kenneth Cope
1931-04-14
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Liverpool, England, UK
Writers: The Sound of Laughter, A Sharp Intake of Breath, Striker, , For Amusement Only
Kenneth Charles Cope is an English actor. He was best known for his roles as Marty Hopkirk in Randall and Hopkirk, Jed Stone in Coronation Street and Ray Hilton in Brookside.
Filmography
Hustle
2004 · TV Show
as Colin
The Royal
2003 · TV Show
as Albert Trent
On Location: The Carry Ons
2001 · Movie
as Vic Spanner (archive footage) (uncredited)
Waking the Dead
2001 · TV Show
as Neville Harding
What's a Carry On?
1998 · Movie
as Cyril Carter (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kavanagh Q.C.
1995 · TV Show
as Maurice Fitzalan
Out of the Blue
1995 · TV Show
as Mr Flood
Captives
1994 · Movie
as Dr Hockley
99-1
1994 · TV Show
as Ordell
Goodnight Sweetheart
1993 · TV Show
as Landlord
A Touch of Frost
1992 · TV Show
as Charlie Fairclough
Truckers
1987 · TV Show
as Stubs
Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder
1987 · TV Show
as Jackie Afflick
Lovejoy
1986 · TV Show
as John Ikin
City Lights
1986 · TV Show
as Dicky Rainbow
Casualty
1986 · TV Show
as Archie Higgs, Les Hocknall
Brookside
1982 · TV Show
Doctor Who: Warriors' Gate
1981 · Movie
as Packard
Bergerac
1981 · TV Show
as Ted Swinton
Levkas Man
1981 · TV Show
as Bert
George & Mildred
1980 · Movie
as Harvey
Juliet Bravo
1980 · TV Show
as Freddie Cooper
Minder
1979 · TV Show
as Scooter, Albert Stubbs, Phelan
Shelley
1979 · TV Show
The Vanishing Army
1978 · Movie
as Drill Sergeant
Strangers
1978 · TV Show
as DCS Miller
That's Carry On!
1977 · Movie
as Cyril Carter / Vic Spanner (archive footage)
BBC2 Play of the Week
1977 · TV Show
as Drill Sergeant
Rumpole of the Bailey
1975 · TV Show
as Norman
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Love Affair
1974 · Movie
as Roach
Juggernaut
1974 · Movie
as Bridgeman
Last of the Summer Wine
1973 · TV Show
as Lance
Carry On Matron
1972 · Movie
as Cyril Carter
Rentadick
1972 · Movie
as West
Crown Court
1972 · TV Show
as Dennis Wainwright
Carry On at Your Convenience
1971 · Movie
as Vic Spanner
She'll Follow You Anywhere
1971 · Movie
as Mike Carter
A Touch of the Other
1970 · Movie
as Delger
Catweazle
1970 · TV Show
as Jack Victor
Play for Today
1970 · TV Show
as Drill Sergeant
The Desperados
1969 · Movie
as Carlin
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
1969 · TV Show
as Marty Hopkirk
A Twist of Sand
1968 · Movie
as Flag Officer
Hammerhead
1968 · Movie
as Motorcyclist
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We Have Ways Of Making You Laugh
1968 · TV Show
as Various
Night of the Big Heat
1967 · Movie
as Tinker Mason
Genghis Khan
1965 · Movie
as Subodai
Change Partners
1965 · Movie
as Joe Trent
Dateline Diamonds
1965 · Movie
as Lester Benson
Father Came Too!
1964 · Movie
as Ron
Tomorrow at Ten
1963 · Movie
as Sergeant Grey
Doctor Who
1963 · TV Show
as Packard
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First Night
1963 · TV Show
as Johnny
The Damned
1962 · Movie
as Sid
Death Trap
1962 · Movie
as Derek Maitland
Z-Cars
1962 · TV Show
That Was The Week That Was
1962 · TV Show
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Studio 4
1962 · TV Show
as Bill Lane
The Unstoppable Man
1961 · Movie
as Benny
The Avengers
1961 · TV Show
as Tom Savage, Gardiner
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Drama 61-67
1961 · TV Show
as Boyd
The Criminal
1960 · Movie
as Kelly
Jungle Street
1960 · Movie
as Johnny
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Kipps
1960 · TV Show
Coronation Street
1960 · TV Show
as Jed Stone
Naked Fury
1959 · Movie
as Johnny
The Lady is a Square
1959 · Movie
as Derek
One Step Beyond
1959 · TV Show
as Lionel
No Hiding Place
1959 · TV Show
Dunkirk
1958 · Movie
as Lieutenant Lumpkin
Tank Force!
1958 · Movie
as 2nd English Soldier
Ivanhoe
1958 · TV Show
as Warren
The Adventures of William Tell
1958 · TV Show
Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst
1957 · Movie
as Mr. McNamara
These Dangerous Years
1957 · Movie
as Juggler Dodds
X: The Unknown
1956 · Movie
as Pvt. Lansing
Whack-O!
1956 · TV Show
as F.D Price-Whittaker
Dixon of Dock Green
1955 · TV Show
as Harold Tovey, Doug Beale, Barney Dugan, Ned, Banks, Ron Sharp
The Adventures of Robin Hood
1955 · TV Show
as Timothy Cox, Diccon, Alwyn the Squire
Impulse
1954 · Movie
as uncredited
Sunday Night Theatre
1950 · TV Show
as Robert Nason, Leading Telegraphist Marshall
