Maurice Colbourne
Born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK — Sep 24 1939• Died Aug 04 1989
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Maurice Colbourne (24 September 1939 – 4 August 1989) was a British stage and television actor who specialised in playing villains and hard men until 1985, when he took the key role of Tom Howard in the BBC Television serial, Howards' Way. Colbourne was born Roger Middleton but took his stage name after reading about the death of actor Maurice Colbourne who shared the same birthday as he did. Colbourne's biggest success in the 1970s was as the lead in the crime drama series Gangsters. In the 80s he starred in Johnny Jarvis and the acclaimed adaptation of…
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Doctor Who
Commander Lytton
Play for Today
John Kline
Churchill's People
Dr Gedge
Van der Valk
Nick Scholtz
Howards' Way
Tom Howard
Shoestring
Priest
Return of the Saint
Jed Blacket
Strangers
John Rutter
The Duellists
Tall Second
Gangsters
John Kline
The Day of the Triffids
Jack Coker
Johnny Jarvis
Jake
Hawk the Slayer
Axe Man 1
Jesus of Nazareth
Zacharias
Venom
Sampson
Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil
SS Officer
Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks
Lytton
Cry of the Banshee
Villager
Bloodline
Jon Swinton
Dead Man's Kit
Lt. Cmdr. Kobahl
Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen
Lytton
Gangsters
John Kline
The Littlest Horse Thieves
Luke Armstrong
Rating Notman
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