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Tony Slattery
Tony Slattery
65 years (Nov 9, 1959 – Jan 14, 2025)
Stonebridge, London, England, UK
10 Movies
13 TV Shows

Tony Slattery

Among the steady workers of the trade is Tony Slattery, a British actor whose work is spread across a great many titles. The count of credits stands at 23. 'The Crying Game' is the title most often attached to his name (Deveroux). 'Peter's Friends' is a second title that reaches an audience. Drama has been the most frequent territory.
Among the steady workers of the trade is Tony Slattery, a British actor whose work is spread across a great many titles. The count of credits stands at 23. 'The Crying Game' is the title most often attached to his name (Deveroux). 'Peter's Friends' is a second title that reaches an audience. Drama has been the most frequent territory.
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Is Tony Slattery still alive?
Tony Slattery passed away on January 14, 2025 at age 65.
What are the most famous roles of Tony Slattery?
Tony Slattery is best known for roles in The Crying Game, Peter's Friends, How to Get Ahead in Advertising.
How many movies has Tony Slattery been in?
Over a 43-year career (since 1982), Tony Slattery has appeared in 10 movies and 10 TV shows.
What was Tony Slattery's first movie?
The career of Tony Slattery began with The Cellar Tapes (1982).
What is Tony Slattery's most recent movie or series?
Tony Slattery's most recent release is Who is James Payton?, which premiered on October 31, 2021.
What TV shows has Tony Slattery appeared in?
On television, Tony Slattery has appeared in Red Dwarf, Robin Hood, Casualty, Have I Got News for You.
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Tony Slattery
Tony Slattery
1959-11-09 · Stonebridge, London, England, UK

Tony Slattery was an English actor, comedian and presenter. A ubiquitous figure on British TV and film in the 1980s and 1990s, his career has tailed off in more recent years as a result of bipolar disorder and addiction. He is perhaps best remembered as a regular on the Channel 4 improvisation show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and for his appearance in the film "Peter's Friends".

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