Fred Kitchen Jr.(1902-1973)

Fred Kitchen Jr. was born on 20 August 1902 in Wood Green, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Armchair Theatre (1956), Tales from Dickens (1959) and Double Cross (1956). He died in 1973 in Lothingland, Suffolk, England, UK.

7.6

TV Series

6.8

TV Series

TV Series

TV Movie

Crossroads
4.4
TV Series
- Councillor Braxford
- Charles Braxford
- Mr. Bradley (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1965–1968
Mystery Hall
TV Series
- Mayland
- 1967
Suddenly It's ...
TV Series
- (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1967
R3
8.4
TV Series
- Colonel Dice (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1964
Sergeant Cork
8.1
TV Series
- Quigley (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1964
The Plane Makers
7.8
TV Series
- Freddie
- 1963
Walter and Connie
5.2
TV Series
- Farmer (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1963
Z Cars
7.1
TV Series
- Briggs
- 1963
ITV Television Playhouse
8.2
TV Series
- Admiral Sir Edward Gresham-Hibbs (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1962
Probation Officer
6.7
TV Series
- Chairman
- Prosecutor
- Barrister
- 1960–1962
Drama 61-67
7.5
TV Series
- Admiral Sir Edward Gresham-Hibbs
- 1962
Deadline Midnight
3.7
TV Series
- Walker
- Worth
- 1960–1961
Tales from Dickens
6.8
TV Series
- Mr. Quinion
- 1960
The Four Just Men
7.1
TV Series
- Colonel de Seiberd (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1960
Sunday's Child
TV Series
- Bank Manager (as Fred Kitchen)
- 1959

Alternative names
- Fred Kitchen Jnr.
Born
- August 20, 1902
- Wood Green, London, England, UK
Died
- 1973
- Lothingland, Suffolk, England, UK
Other works
He performed in the pantomime, "Puss In Boots," at the Theatre Royal in Birmingham, England with Jimmy Jewel, Ben Warriss, Jack Hayes, and Faye Lenore in the cast.