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Tony Haygarth was born on February 4, 1945 in Liverpool, England. He was an actor, known for Chicken Run (2000), Where the Heart Is (1997) and Rosie (1977). He died on October 3rd, 2017 and is survived by his wife Carol Haygarth and their two children.
Filmography
Movies and shows, newest first
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2009
Gracie!
Movie Fred Stansfield
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2006
Ghostboat
Movie Cassidy
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2006
Mayo
TV show Sam Fox
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2005
Under The Greenwood Tree
Movie Reuben Dewy
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2005
Bleak House
TV show Gridley
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2005
Class of '76
Movie DS Pritchard
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2005
Class of '76
TV show DS Pritchard
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2005
Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky
TV show The Governor
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2005
The Rotters' Club
TV show Jack Forrest
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2004
New Tricks
TV show Peter Cooper
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2004
Fakers
Movie
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2003
The Afternoon Play
TV show Sgt Happy Dobie
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2003
The Royal
TV show Father John
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2003
Hornblower: Duty
Movie Prowse
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2003
Hornblower: Loyalty
Movie Master Prowse
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2002
Foyle's War
TV show Leo Maccoby
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2002
Fields of Gold
Movie George Hurst
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2002
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
TV show Bob Tamworth
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2001
Murder in Mind
TV show Dave Bowring
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2000
Chicken Run
Movie Mr. Tweedy (voice)
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2000
Don Quixote
Movie Barber
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1998
Hornblower
TV show Master Prowse
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1998
Duck Patrol
TV show George
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1998
The Woodlanders
Movie Mr. Melbury
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1998
Swept from the Sea
Movie Mr. Smith
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1997
Sharpe's Justice
Movie Sir Willoughby Parfitt
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1997
Where the Heart Is
TV show Vic Snow
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1997
Midsomer Murders
TV show Jack Tewson
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1996
Dalziel and Pascoe
TV show Michael Veitch
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1996
Our Friends in the North
TV show Roy Johnson
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1995
The Infiltrator
Movie Gunther
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1995
Bramwell
TV show Frank Harrison
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1995
Chiller
TV show Father Benedict Spode
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1995
Prophecy
Movie Father Benedict Spode
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1995
The Last Englishman
Movie Cedric Mays
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1994
Message for Posterity
Movie 2nd Labour MP
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1994
Space Precinct
TV show Tildon Alreeuh
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1994
The Wanderer
TV show Godbold
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1994
Sharpe's Enemy
Movie Marshal Pot-au-Feu
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1994
Pie in the Sky
TV show Bill Wilson