Acting

Robin Parkinson

Born 1929-10-25 · Coventry, West Midlands, England, UK

Died 2022-05-07

Credits

Newest first

The Suicidal Dog
as Distinguished Gentleman on Park Bench
2000
Green Fingers
as Sam
2000
The Asylum
as Arthur
2000
Sooty Heights
as Mr Spratley
1999
Married for Life
as Salesman
1996
Outside Edge
as Hine
1994
The Brittas Empire
as Jim
1991
Wyatt's Watchdogs
as Mr. Lawson
1988
Farrington of the F.O.
as Richard
1986
'Allo 'Allo!
as Ernest Leclerc
1984
Fresh Fields
as RSPCA Official
1984
Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime
as Landlord
1983
The Young Ones
as Man in Hell
1982
Q.E.D.
as Steward
1982
The Chelsea Murders
as Ruddle
1981
George & Mildred
as Receptionist
1980
Terry and June
as Cyril Parsons
1979
Wilde Alliance
as Jack
1978
All Creatures Great and Small
as Ned Finch
1978
The Professionals
as Taxi Driver
1977
The Upchat Line
as Simon
1977
The Galton & Simpson Playhouse
1977
Alfie Darling
as Parker
1975
Looking for Clancy
as David Morgan
1975
A Killer with Two Faces
as Mr. Holland
1974
Slater's Day
as Agent
1974
Moody and Pegg
as Mr Capelcure
1974
Happy Ever After
as Mr Pettigrew
1974
Hot Fat
as Tattooed man
1974
The Museum Attendant
as Frank
1973
Centre Play
as Frank
1973
The Roses of Eyam
as George Vicars
1973
Seven of One
as Cyril
1973
Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?
as Shop Assistant
1973
The Edwardians
as Roberts
1972
Van der Valk
as Hotel Receptionist
1972
Catch Me a Spy
as British Officer
1971
Bless This House
as Doctor
1971
A Severed Head
as Drinks Waiter (uncredited)
1971
There's a Girl in My Soup
as Le reporter aux lunettes
1970
There's a Girl in My Soup
as Reporter (uncredited)
1970
The Spoils of Poynton
as Arthur
1970
Dad's Army
as Lieutenant Wood
1968
The Expert
as Council Official
1968
House of Character
as First Man
1968
They Came from Beyond Space
as Dr. Maitland
1967
The Family Way
as Mr Phillips, Travel Agent's Assistant
1966
Andover and the Android
as Purvis
1965
BBC Play of the Month
as Sweeting
1965
Thursday Theatre
as Charlie Fox
1964
Story Parade
as Bank Clerk
1964
Festival
as Chorus
1963
Festival
as Second Reporter
1963
Billy Liar
as Jeweller's Assistant (uncredited)
1963