Barry Evans
English actor in 'Please Sir!'
Born
June 18th, 1943
82 years ago
Died
1997
28 years ago — 54 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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An English actor primarily recognized for appearing in the television series 'Please Sir!' and 'Doctor in the House'. Also had roles in various films, contributing to British television culture during the 1970s. Evans' career spanned multiple decades where he portrayed comedic and dramatic characters, showcasing versatility across different media. In addition to television, he featured in movies such as 'The Iron Maiden'. His contributions to the entertainment industry shaped his recognition in Britain.
Starred in the TV series 'Please Sir!'
Played a role in 'Doctor in the House'
Appeared in the film 'The Iron Maiden'
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