Brian Southwood

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Brian Southwood

Acting 78 January 1, 1948

Bury, UK

Brian Southwood is a British actor known for his acting work in television, film, and theatre, often appearing in supporting roles. He is perhaps best known for playing many chara…

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Brian Southwood is a British actor known for his acting work in television, film, and theatre, often appearing in supporting roles. He is perhaps best known for playing many characters in TV series Coronation Street (1960), such as Dr. McLaren, a Registrar and a Judge in the series. He was also known for voicing the characters of Otter and Portley in Cosgrove Hall's The Wind in the Willows (1984-1990). He played Jim Threadgold in three episodes of the TV series Get Lost! (1981) and he also voiced Gurder of the Stationeri in ten episodes of the British stop motion series Truckers (1992). He also had several guest appearances in many other TV shows including Crown Court (1972-2007), Brookside (1982-2003), Emmerdale (1972) and The Forsyte Saga (2002-2003).

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  1. 2004
    In Denial of Murder

    Movie Eric Clough

  2. 2002
    The Forsyte Saga

    TV show Farmer Maple

  3. 1996
    Hillsborough

    Movie Additional Cast

  4. 1993
    Peak Practice

    TV show Lorry Driver

  5. 1992
    The Christmas Collection

    Movie Otter (voice)

  6. 1992
    Truckers

    Movie Gurder (voice)

  7. 1992
    Heartbeat

    TV show Hawkins

  8. 1989
  9. 1989
    More Children's Summer Stories

    Movie Otter (voice)

  10. 1988
    Children's Favourites - Volume 1

    Movie Otter/Portly/Alfred the Horse (voice)

  11. 1987
    Scab

    Movie Selby

  12. 1986
    The Wind in the Willows: Winter Tales

    Movie Otter (voice)

  13. 1983
    Letting the Birds Go Free

    Movie George

  14. 1983
    Gaskin

    Movie Mr Lawrence

  15. 1982
    Fame Is the Spur

    TV show Reporter

  16. 1981
    Get Lost!

    TV show Jim Threadgold

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  1. 1980
    The Glamour Girls

    TV show Tom

  2. 1978
    Strangers

    TV show Harry