Ben Cross TV Schedule
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Sun 26
Dark Shadows: Episode 386 — Ben Cross
Barnabas thinks Maggie will reveal his secret, but she can't recall past happenings in the mausoleum. Kathryn Leigh Scott.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Sun 26, 11:00 pm -
Sun 26
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Mon 27
Dark Shadows: Episode 388 — Ben Cross
Harry fears that Barnabas plans to kill Eve; Nicholas sends for Angelique. Humbert Allen Astredo, Lara Parker, Jonathan Frid.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Mon 27, 12:00 am -
Mon 27
Dark Shadows: Episode 389 — Ben Cross
Nicholas stops Angelique from biting Jeff; Adam brings Eve to the basement of Blair's house. Humbert Allen Astredo, Lara Parker.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Mon 27, 12:30 am -
Mon 27
Dark Shadows: Episode 390 — Ben Cross
Liz plans a special mausoleum. Later, she's found in the graveyard, apparently dead. Joan Bennett, Jonathan Frid.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Mon 27, 1:00 am -
Sun 2
Dark Shadows: Episode 393 — Ben Cross
Angelique bites Barnabas, rendering him under her power. Or so she thinks. Lara Parker.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Sun 2, 11:00 pm -
Sun 2
Dark Shadows: Episode 394 — Ben Cross
Angelique rejects Joe, who, in a rage, stabs himself. Lara Parker, Joel Crothers.
Air Time & Details for Ben Cross, Sun 2, 11:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Ben Cross
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Formerly of the RADA and Royal Shakespeare Company, British leading man Ben Cross made an impressive film debut as Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams in Chariots of Fire (1981). Cross' participation in this Oscar-winning film immediately opened up new professional doors and increased his asking price. But he was not about to blindly capitalize on his new fame; he turned down 100,000 dollars to play Prince Charles in a made-for-TV movie in favor of appearing for a comparative pittance in a BBC miniseries adaptation of A.J. Cronin's The Citadel.
He has continued to select film, stage, and TV roles on the basis of quality rather than monetary potential. One exception may be Cross' acceptance of the role of centuries-old vampire Barnabas Collins in the failed 1991 revival of the cult-favorite TV series Dark Shadows.