Tom Criddle(1928-2008)

Actor

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Tom Criddle was born on 9 March 1928 in Edmonton, London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Out of the Unknown (1965), BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950) and Oil Strike North (1975). He died on 6 March 2008 in England, UK.

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Known for

Out of the Unknown (1965)

Out of the Unknown

7.5

TV Series

Doctor
Roger Andover

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.2

TV Series

Eugene Marchbanks
Freddy Eynsford Hill

Nigel Davenport, Maurice Roëves, and Michael Witney in Oil Strike North (1975)

Oil Strike North

6.0

TV Series

Sir Norman Denison

Earl Cameron, Lee Grant, and Fred Sadoff in The Respectful Prostitute (1964)

7.0

TV Series

Gimpf
Mr. Glumly

Credits

Actor

TECX
7.3
TV Series
- Emile Lausel
- 1990
Airport Chaplain
TV Series
- Airport manager
- 1980
Victorian Scandals
7.8
TV Series
- Samuel Starky
- 1976
BBC Play of the Month
6.8
TV Series
- Major Colford
- Mouraviev
- Captain Tunney ...
- 1965–1976
Oil Strike North
6.0
TV Series
- Sir Norman Denison
- 1975
Six Days of Justice
7.2
TV Series
- Mr. Redman
- 1975
Edward the Seventh
8.2
TV Mini Series
- Archbishop of Canterbury
- 1975
Crown Court
7.3
TV Series
- Dr. Vincent Thomson
- 1975
Centre Play
6.7
TV Series
- Judge
- 1975
La chute des aigles
8.1
TV Mini Series
- Sir Edward Grey
- 1974
New Scotland Yard
7.3
TV Series
- Weston
- Arthur Harper
- 1972–1973
Menace
7.9
TV Series
- Peter Sinclair
- 1973
Thirty-Minute Theatre
7.2
TV Series
- Vicar
- Charles Russell QC
- 1970–1972
Spy Trap
7.9
TV Series
- Dr. Arnold
- Doctor Arnold
- 1972
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
6.0
TV Series
- Doctor Foy
- 1972

Personal details

Born
- March 9, 1928
- Edmonton, London, England, UK
Died
- March 6, 2008
- England, UK
Other works
He acted in Hemrik Ibsen's play, "An Enemy of the People," in a Royal Lyceum Theatre Company production at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland with John Turner, Jan Wilson, Jane Paton, and Sebastian Breaks in the cast. Mark Piper was director.

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Trivia
Following military service, he turned to the Shakespearean stage and occasional TV and film.

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