James Beck
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James Beck performs on camera in British film and television, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. 'Dad's Army' sits in the filmography beside the rest. 1968 is the earliest year the record covers. Comedy is the genre he has worked in most. Part of the work on file is television. On television he appears in 'Dad's Army' as Private Joe Walker.
James Beck
7 Movies
7 Series
James Beck performs on camera in British film and television, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. 'Dad's Army' sits in the filmography beside the rest. 1968 is the earliest year the record covers. Comedy is the genre he has worked in most. Part of the work on file is television. On television he appears in 'Dad's Army' as Private Joe Walker.
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Love Thy Neighbour
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Love Thy Neighbour
Cyril
1973
Film
Romany Jones
Bert Jones · 13 episodes
1972–
TV
Dad's Army
Private Joe Walker
1971
Film
A Couple of Beauties
Sidney
1971
Film
I Am a Groupie
Brian
1970
Film
Carry On Loving
Mr. Roxby (uncredited)
1970
Film
Counterstrike
Gold · 1 episode
1969–
TV
Two in Clover
Dr Molineux · 1 episode
1969–
TV
Dayton's Devils
Mark Scott
1968
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is James Beck still alive?
James Beck passed away on August 6, 1973 at age 44.
What are the most famous roles of James Beck?
James Beck is best known for roles in Star!, Dad's Army, Carry On Loving.
How many movies has James Beck been in?
Over a 5-year career (since 1968), James Beck has appeared in 7 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was James Beck's first movie?
The career of James Beck began with Star! (1968).
What is James Beck's most recent movie or series?
James Beck's most recent release is Love Thy Neighbour, which premiered on August 26, 1973.
What TV shows has James Beck appeared in?
On television, James Beck has appeared in Dad's Army, Z-Cars, Two in Clover, Romany Jones.
James Beck
1929-02-21 · Islington, North London, England, UK
James Beck performs on camera in British film and television, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. 'Dad's Army' sits in the filmography beside the rest. 1968 is the earliest year the record covers. Comedy is the genre he has worked in most. Part of the work on file is television. On television he appears in 'Dad's Army' as Private Joe Walker.