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George A. Cooper
George A. Cooper

George A. Cooper

Mar 7, 1925 — Nov 16, 2018 (93 years) Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK
34 Movies 33 Series
George A. Cooper is a British actor. He appears in the film 'Tom Jones' as Mr. Fitzpatrick.
93R.I.P.
34Movies
33Series
George A. Cooper is a British actor. He appears in the film 'Tom Jones' as Mr. Fitzpatrick.
93 R.I.P.
R.I.P.
34
Movies
33
Series
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Walter Pettigrew
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Nice Work
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Mr. Wilcox Snr
1989
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1984
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The Star Chamber
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State Senator Walden
1983
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Red Monarch
Red Monarch
Kaganovitch
1983
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Q.E.D.
Q.E.D.
Lord Eastleigh
1982
TV
Somewhere More Central
Somewhere More Central
Uncle Joe
1981
Film
Terry and June
Terry and June
Mr. Ridge
1979
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The Light Princess
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King
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is George A. Cooper still alive?
George A. Cooper passed away on November 16, 2018 at age 93.
What are the most famous roles of George A. Cooper?
George A. Cooper is best known for roles in A Night to Remember, Tom Jones, Dracula Has Risen from the Grave.
How many movies has George A. Cooper been in?
Over a 66-year career (since 1952), George A. Cooper has appeared in 47 movies and 48 TV shows.
What was George A. Cooper's first movie?
The career of George A. Cooper began with Okinawa (1952).
What is George A. Cooper's most recent movie or series?
George A. Cooper's most recent release is Fair Game, which premiered on June 11, 1994.
What TV shows has George A. Cooper appeared in?
On television, George A. Cooper has appeared in Wonder Woman, The Avengers, The Saint, Casualty.
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George A. Cooper
George A. Cooper
1925-03-07 · Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK

George Alphonsus Cooper was born in Leeds in 1925. After training as an electrical engineer and architect he was called up for National Service, working for the Royal Artillery in India. During that period he became interested in performing and on his discharge joined Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop in Manchester. To avoid confusion with American actor George Cooper he used his middle initial in his stage name. His first appearance on television was in 1946. Over the next fifty years, he was a regular on the screen developing a career out of portraying slightly bumbling authoritarian characters. In 1964, he won a recurring role in ITV's Coronation Street playing businessman Willie Piggott who famously tried to bribe Ken Barlow to give his son Brian a pass on his tech exam. He had regular roles in Z-Cars and Dixon of Dock Green. In 1960, he appeared in the West End play Billy Liar playing the father of the title character, later reprising the role in the 1973 television series. He appeared in comedies such as Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, Sykes and Mind Your Language. In 1985, he took on the role of no-nonsense caretaker Eric Griffiths in the incredibly successful children's drama Grange Hill, playing the role for seven years and earning a place in the hearts of a generation of children. His last TV appearance was in a 1995 episode of Casualty. He died in a nursing home in Hampshire on 16th November, 2018.

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