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Wed 5
Foreign Body — Stratford Johns
Farce about a clerk (Victor Banerjee) from Calcutta who moves to London and masquerades as a doctor. I.Q.: Warren Mitchell. Lady Ammanford: Geraldine McEwan. Prime Minister: Denis Quilley. Susan: Amanda Donohoe. Norah: Eve Ferret. Directed by Ronald Neame.
Air Time & Details for Stratford Johns, Wed 5, 10:31 am -
Thu 6
Foreign Body — Stratford Johns
Farce about a clerk (Victor Banerjee) from Calcutta who moves to London and masquerades as a doctor. I.Q.: Warren Mitchell. Lady Ammanford: Geraldine McEwan. Prime Minister: Denis Quilley. Susan: Amanda Donohoe. Norah: Eve Ferret. Directed by Ronald Neame.
Air Time & Details for Stratford Johns, Thu 6, 4:31 am -
Thu 6
Foreign Body — Stratford Johns
Farce about a clerk (Victor Banerjee) from Calcutta who moves to London and masquerades as a doctor. I.Q.: Warren Mitchell. Lady Ammanford: Geraldine McEwan. Prime Minister: Denis Quilley. Susan: Amanda Donohoe. Norah: Eve Ferret. Directed by Ronald Neame.
Air Time & Details for Stratford Johns, Thu 6, 10:35 pm -
Sat 8
Foreign Body — Stratford Johns
Farce about a clerk (Victor Banerjee) from Calcutta who moves to London and masquerades as a doctor. I.Q.: Warren Mitchell. Lady Ammanford: Geraldine McEwan. Prime Minister: Denis Quilley. Susan: Amanda Donohoe. Norah: Eve Ferret. Directed by Ronald Neame.
Air Time & Details for Stratford Johns, Sat 8, 10:32 am
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Biography
About Stratford Johns
Character actor Stratford Johns was best known for his unusual "half head of hair." The South African-born Johns spent most of his forty years before the camera in villainous, unsympathetic characterizations. Some of his better-known film roles include Bradshaw in Cromwell (1970) and Piso in the British TV miniseries I, Claudius. Stratford Johns gained a whole slew of fans when he was "humanized"as the police inspector in the immensely popular BBC cop series Z Cars; he repeated this character (now promoted to police superintendent) in the spin-off series Softly Softly.