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guinness2dear
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70. R.I.P.

A great actor and narrator..
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Report zorrostrikes • April 7, 2017 8:02 PM BST
remember him in dr who - early career move
Report kenny mann • April 7, 2017 9:01 PM BST
Saw him in King Lear at Leeds Grand Theatre about 5 years ago.

Wasm't sure I'd enjoy iT, but I did.

RIP
Report zorrostrikes • April 8, 2017 4:11 AM BST
tried hard to think of something he was in that i liked, his acting in dr who was poor but all actors had a hard time with that guff. looked at IMDB to see what he'd been in and i honestly saw him as an invisible bit player in most of it. His narration was excellent in horizon and other documentaries. He had a very good voice but as an actor I'd rather pick Charles Dance to play any part that he could play. i honestly could not remember what he had been in except from dr who because i revisited it twenty years ago on uk gold and said... oh look Tim Pigott Smith in this enjoyable guff.
Report Racingqueen • April 8, 2017 11:30 AM BST
one of the voices of my life. Perfect narration and tone in one of the all time great series Battlefield.
Report boxingthefox • April 8, 2017 12:25 PM BST
Fair play to you Racingqueen, I have never been exited by others pretending to be something they're not (actors) Bruce Willie wobbler and Tom shortass being prime examples. But a good voice does it for me. Happy
Report Steamship • April 8, 2017 12:43 PM BST
Hey Kenny I also saw him in Lear at Leeds, wasn't it at the playhouse?
Report kenny mann • April 8, 2017 1:46 PM BST
Yes, of course it was, Steamship, near the bus station.
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