Kenneth Cope

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Born on April 14, 1931 (94 years old)

Passed Away on September 12, 2024

From Liverpool, England, UK

Known for Acting

Biography

Kenneth Charles Cope is an English actor. He was best known for his roles as Marty Hopkirk in Randall and Hopkirk, Jed Stone in Coronation Street and Ray Hilton in Brookside.

Cast Credits

2009
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  Ghosts in the Machine
  as
  Himself
  2009
2004
- Hustle
  as
  Colin
  2004
2003
- The Royal
  as
  Albert Trent
  2003
2001
- Waking the Dead
  as
  Neville Harding
  2001
1995
- Kavanagh Q.C.
  as
  Maurice Fitzalan
  1995
1994
- Captives
  as
  Dr Hockley
  1994
1993
- Goodnight Sweetheart
  1993
1992
- A Touch of Frost
  as
  Charlie Fairclough
  1992
1987
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  Truckers
  as
  Stubs
  1987
- Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder
  as
  Jackie Afflick
  1987
1986
- Lovejoy
  as
  John Ikin
  1986
- City Lights
  as
  Dicky Rainbow
  1986
- Casualty
  as
  Archie Higgs
  1986
- Casualty
  as
  Les Hocknall
  1986
1982
- Brookside
  1982
1981
- Doctor Who: Warriors' Gate
  as
  Packard
  1981
- Bergerac
  as
  Ted Swinton
  1981
- Levkas Man
  as
  Bert
  1981
1980
- George & Mildred
  as
  Harvey
  1980
- Juliet Bravo
  as
  Freddie Cooper
  1980
1979
- Minder
  as
  Scooter
  1979
- Shelley
  1979
- Minder
  as
  Albert Stubbs
  1979
- Minder
  as
  Phelan
  1979
1978
- The Vanishing Army
  as
  Drill Sergeant
  1978
1977
- That's Carry On!
  as
  Various Characters
  1977
1975
- Rumpole of the Bailey
  1975
1974
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  Love Affair
  as
  Roach
  1974
- Juggernaut
  as
  Bridgeman
  1974
1973
- Last of the Summer Wine
  as
  Lance
  1973
1972
- Carry On Matron
  as
  Cyril Carter
  1972
- Rentadick
  as
  West
  1972
- Crown Court
  as
  Dennis Wainwright
  1972
1971
- Carry On at Your Convenience
  as
  Vic Spanner
  1971
- Passion Potion
  as
  Mike Carter
  1971
1970
- A Touch of the Other
  as
  Delger
  1970
- Catweazle
  as
  Jack Victor
  1970
- Play for Today
  as
  Drill Sergeant
  1970
1969
- The Desperados
  as
  Carlin
  1969
- Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
  as
  Marty Hopkirk
  1969
1968
- A Twist of Sand
  as
  Flag Officer
  1968
- Hammerhead
  as
  Motorcyclist
  1968
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  We Have Ways Of Making You Laugh
  as
  Various
  1968
1967
- Night of the Big Heat
  as
  Tinker Mason
  1967
1965
- Genghis Khan
  as
  Subodai
  1965
- Change Partners
  1965
- Dateline Diamonds
  as
  Lester Benson
  1965
1964
- Father Came Too!
  as
  Ron
  1964
1963
- Tomorrow at Ten
  as
  Sergeant Grey
  1963
- Doctor Who
  as
  Packard
  1963
1962
- The Damned
  as
  Sid
  1962
- Death Trap
  as
  Derek Maitland
  1962
- Z-Cars
  1962
- That Was The Week That Was
  1962
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  Studio Four
  as
  Bill Lane
  1962
1961
- The Unstoppable Man
  as
  Benny
  1961
- The Avengers
  as
  Tom Savage
  1961
- The Avengers
  as
  Gardiner
  1961
1960
- The Criminal
  as
  Kelly
  1960
- Jungle Street
  as
  Johnny
  1960
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  Kipps
  1960
- Coronation Street
  as
  Jed Stone
  1960
1959
- Naked Fury
  as
  Johnny
  1959
- The Lady is a Square
  as
  Derek
  1959
- One Step Beyond
  as
  Lionel
  1959
- No Hiding Place
  1959
1958
- Dunkirk
  as
  Lieutenant Lumpkin
  1958
- Tank Force!
  as
  2nd English Soldier
  1958
- Ivanhoe
  as
  Warren
  1958
- The Adventures of William Tell
  1958
1957
- Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst
  as
  Mr. McNamara
  1957
- These Dangerous Years
  as
  Juggler Dodds
  1957
1956
- X the Unknown
  as
  Pvt. Lansing
  1956
- Whack-O!
  as
  F.D Price-Whittaker
  1956
1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Harold Tovey
  1955
- The Adventures of Robin Hood
  as
  Timothy Cox
  1955
- The Adventures of Robin Hood
  as
  Alwyn the Squire
  1955
- The Adventures of Robin Hood
  as
  Diccon
  1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Doug Beale
  1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Barney Dugan
  1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Ned
  1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Banks
  1955
- Dixon of Dock Green
  as
  Ron Sharp
  1955
1954
- Impulse
  as
  uncredited
  1954
1950
- Sunday Night Theatre
  1950
- Sunday Night Theatre
  as
  Robert Nason
  1950
- Sunday Night Theatre
  as
  Leading Telegraphist Marshall
  1950

Crew Credits

1973
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  Vinegar Trip
  as
  Writer
  1973