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Roger Rees is next on TV in Cheers on Thursday, July 30 at 11:30 pm on WNYW Catchy Comedy.

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Cheers: Veggie Boyd

Season 9 · Episode 11

11:30 pm – 12:00 am Thursday, July 30

On WNYW Catchy Comedy (5.5)

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  • Thu 30
    11:30 pm ends 12:00 am
    Channel WNYW Catchy Comedy 5.5
                        Cheers: Veggie Boyd
                     featuring Roger Rees at 11:30 pm Thu 30

    Cheers: Veggie Boyd — Roger Rees

    Season 9 · Episode 11

    Woody gets cast in a commercial for a new vegetable drink; Cliff is upset by the sudden popularity of the bar's new trivia napkins.

    Air Time & Details → for Roger Rees, Thu 30, 11:30 pm
  • Sun 2
    12:30 am ends 1:00 am
    Channel WNYW Catchy Comedy 5.5
                        Cheers: Wedding Bell Blues
                     featuring Roger Rees at 12:30 am Sun 2

    Cheers: Wedding Bell Blues — Roger Rees

    Season 9 · Episode 17

    Rebecca readies for a walk down the aisle, while Sam tries to jog her memory about the previous night's events.

    Air Time & Details → for Roger Rees, Sun 2, 12:30 am

Filmography

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    The Scorpion King

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    Law & Order

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    Frida

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    The Prestige

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    The Invasion

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    Survivor

Biography

About Roger Rees

Born May 5, 1944
Died July 10, 2015
From Aberystwyth, Wales
Occupation Actor
Roger Rees portrait © Andy Kropa/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images

With his dark eyes and small frame, the classically trained British actor Roger Rees was perfectly cast as Nicholas Nickleby in the theatrical production of Dickens' novel. He performed this lead role with the Royal Shakespeare Company, earning him a Tony award, Olivier award, and an Emmy nomination for the televised version in the early '80s. He performed with the company since 1968, when he worked as a scenery painter.

Perhaps he is most recognized for his role as Robin Colcord, Kirstie Alley's wealthy jet-set boyfriend on Cheers during the 1989 season. He also had a memorable role as Melvin, the Sheriff of Rotingham in Mel Brooks' Robin Hood: Men in Tights in 1993. Rees continued to work mainly in theater, but he also appeared in several TV movies and sitcoms.

He put his crisp British pronunciation to work as a voice actor in several cartoons and books on tape. In 2002, he returned to films with a few featured roles, including Guillermo Kahlo in Julie Taymor's biography Frida. He also landed the starring role of Virginia farmer Nat Banks in the drama Crazy Like a Fox during the same year.

Rees had a recurring role on The West Wing, playing the British Ambassador, and later had recurring roles on Grey's Anatomy, Warehouse 13 and Elementary. In 2012, he was nominated for a Tony award for directing Peter and the Starcatcher, and continued to work on the stage until his death. In 2015, he appeared in the musical The Visit, opposite Chita Rivera.

He withdrew from the show, for health reasons, in May 2015; he passed away two months later.

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