Frederick Bartman(1923-2014)

Actor

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Frederick Bartman was born on 16 October 1923. He was an actor, known for Six Shades of Black (1965), The Rise and Fall of César Birotteau (1965) and The Brothers Karamazov (1964). He died on 21 May 2014 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Pamela Brown and Barry Warren in Six Shades of Black (1965)

Six Shades of Black

TV Series

Dr. Tarnhelm

The Rise and Fall of César Birotteau

TV Series

Philippe Gaudissart

The Brothers Karamazov

TV Mini Series

Perkhotin

ITV Television Playhouse (1955)

ITV Television Playhouse

8.1

TV Series

Sun-Yat-Sen

Credits

Actor

Zorn
5.7
- John D. Rockefeller
- 1994
La mémoire dans la peau
6.8
TV Mini Series
- Man in bank lobby
- 1988
Les douze salopards 3 : Mission mortelle
5.2
TV Movie
- Dr. Dufrense
- 1987
Gems
7.0
TV Series
- Charles Banks
- 1985–1986
Bluebell
8.5
TV Series
- Colonel Kleist
- 1986
Freud
7.6
TV Mini Series
- Professor Chrobak
- 1984
The Brief
8.2
TV Series
- German Prosecutor
- 1984
Take the High Road
7.0
TV Series
- Klaus Meier
- 1981–1982
The Sun Trap
6.7
TV Series
- German
- 1980
Killers
TV Series
- Dr. Robert Nichol
- 1976
The Main Chance
7.5
TV Series
- John Eldon
- 1972
Brett
7.4
TV Series
- Johnson
- 1971
Ryan International
7.0
TV Series
- Jacques Millet
- 1970
The Greater Good
TV Special
- George Fitton
- 1970
The Gold Robbers
7.7
TV Mini Series
- Victor Anderson
- 1969

Personal details

Born
- October 16, 1923
Died
- May 21, 2014
- London, England, UK
Other works
He acted in TS Eliot's play, "Murder in the Cathedral," at the Library Theatre in Manchester, England with John Brooking, Ralph Nossek, John Saunders, Michael Robbins, Diane Cilento, Peter Lambert, Alec Gunn, and Colin Trevor in the cast. Stuart Latham was director.

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Trivia
In 1976, he opened an antiques shop, Anno Domini, in Pimlico, south-west London, with a David Cohen. By 1993, he had been accused of murdering Lady Brenda Cross, who worked there, but a jury found him innocent.

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