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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1918-02-28 (107 years old)

Place of Birth

Peckham, London, England, UK

Alfred Burke

Biography:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Alfred Burke (28 February 1918 – 16 February 2011) was a British actor, best known for his portrayal of Frank Marker in the drama series Public Eye, which ran on television for ten years.

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Known For

Acting

2002

2000

Longitude as Rear Admiral

1986

Ladies' Night as Col. Waley
Unnatural Causes as Colonel Waley

1984

Pope John Paul II as Karol Wojtyla Sr.
Kim as Lurgan

1983

Bewitched as Reverend Hibben
Inspector Ghote Moves In as Colonel Bressingham

1981

Bergerac as Dr. Anderson
The Borgias as Giuliano della Rovere

1980

A Rod of Iron as Harry

1979

Minder as Kevin

1978

Enemy at the Door as Major Richter / Oberst Richter

1977

1976

1973

The Brontës of Haworth as Reverend Patrick Brontë

1970

1969

1965

The Night Caller as Detective Supt. Hartley
The Nanny as Dr. Wills
Public Eye as Frank Marker

1964

Children of the Damned as Colin Webster

1963

The Human Jungle as Sergeant Major Bennett

1962

Backfire! as Mitchell Logan
Crooks Anonymous as Caulfield
The Saint as Jack Groom
The Saint as Harry Shannet

1961

Sir Francis Drake as Sir Amyas Paulet
The Avengers as Saunders
The Avengers as Brown
The Avengers as Gregorio Auntie

1960

Dead Lucky as Knockers Parsons
Danger Man as Craven

1959

Interpol Calling as Martin Bekker
International Detective as Mr. Molinsky
The Third Man as Braun
The Third Man as Inspector Dugaine
One Step Beyond as Scholl

1958

The Man Upstairs as Mr. Barnes
Tank Force! as Capt. Ritter
The Man Inside as Mr. Pritchard
The Invisible Man as Bob - Pilot (uncredited)

1957

Let's Be Happy as French Ticket Clerk
Bitter Victory as Lt. Colonel Callander
The Long Haul as Drunk in Club
Interpol as Vincent Cashling

1956

The Buccaneers as Pirate Mate
Armchair Theatre as John Kelly
Armchair Theatre as Ross B. Melnichor

1955

1954