James Bolam

James Bolam

1935-06-16 Sunderland, Tyne-and-Wear, England, UK Male 91 Known Credits

Biography

James Christopher Bolam is an English actor. He is best known for his roles as Terry Collier in The Likely Lads and its sequel Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?

Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1935-06-16

Place of Birth

Sunderland, Tyne-and-Wear, England, UK

Known Credits

91

Known For

Acting

Also Known As

Джеймс Болэм, James Christopher Bolam

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Known For Movies

Known For TV Shows

Movie Credits

The End of the Affair

1999

Mr. Savage

The Plague Dogs

1982

The Tod (voice)

Stella Does Tricks

1997

Mr. Peters

The Island on Bird Street

1997

Doctor Studjinsky

Tentboy

2011

Baz

Murder Most Foul

1964

Bill Hanson

H.M.S. Defiant

1962

Midshipman (uncredited)

In Celebration

1975

Colin Shaw

It Was an Accident

2000

Vernon Fitch

To Kill a King

2003

Denzil Holles

O Lucky Man!

1973

Attenborough/Examination Doctor

Macbeth

1983

Porter

The Missing Postman

1997

Clive Peacock

Clash of Loyalties

1983

A.T. Wilson

As You Like It

1978

Touchstone

British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves

2016

Terry Collier (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Limbo Connection

1978

Mark Omney

Eleven Men Against Eleven

1995

Ted Whitehead

The Maze

1983

Arthur Frode

Celebration

2007

Matt

Crucible of Terror

1972

John Davies

Unconditional

2012

Hutch

Harold Shipman: Doctor Death

2002

Harold Shipman

Otley

1969

Albert

Dirty Tricks

2000

Moss

Wartime Christmas

2020

Narrator

Clockwork Mice

1995

Wackey

The Kitchen

1961

Michael

Half a Sixpence

1967

Mr Jones

The Stalker's Apprentice

1998

Helmut Kranze

Making the Play

1973

Husband

Stormin' Norman

2000

Norman

TV Credits

Midsomer Murders

1997

Ron Pringle (1 episodes)

Play for Today

1970

Husband (1 episodes)

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

2011

Self - Participant (1 episodes)

Omnibus

1967

Pinkie (1 episodes)

New Tricks

2004

Jack Halford (87 episodes)

Thirty-Minute Theatre

1965

Muggles (1 episodes)

No Hiding Place

1959

(1 episodes)

Public Eye

1965

Alan Grove (1 episodes)

The Protectors

1972

Max Toller (1 episodes)

Screen One

1989

Glyn (1 episodes)

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes

1971

Roberts (1 episodes)

Remembers…

2022

Self (1 episodes)

Thursday Theatre

1964

Magpie (1 episodes)

Armchair Thriller

1978

Mark Omney (6 episodes)

Born and Bred

2002

Dr. Arthur Gilder (21 episodes)

Budgie

1971

Wossname (1 episodes)

The BBC Television Shakespeare

1978

Touchstone (1 episodes)

Drama 61-67

1961

(1 episodes)

Marriage

2022

Gerry (4 episodes)

Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?

1973

Terry Collier (26 episodes)

The Afternoon Play

2003

Billy (1 episodes)

Second Thoughts

1991

Bill (49 episodes)

Only When I Laugh

1979

Roy Figgis (29 episodes)

Shades of Darkness

1983

Arthur Frode (1 episodes)

When the Boat Comes In

1976

Jack Ford (51 episodes)

Boy Meets Girl

1967

McHenry (1 episodes)

The Likely Lads

1964

Terry Collier (20 episodes)

W. Somerset Maugham

1969

Leslie Gaze (1 episodes)

Armchair Theatre

1956

Charlie (1 episodes)

He Knew He Was Right

2004

Mr Crump (1 episodes)

The Beiderbecke Affair

1985

Trevor Chaplin (6 episodes)

It's Dark Outside

1964

Wilfred (1 episodes)

Close and True

2000

Graham True (6 episodes)

Grandpa in My Pocket

2009

(66 episodes)

The Beiderbecke Connection

1988

Trevor Chaplin (4 episodes)

ITV Christmas Comedy

1983

(15 episodes)

Inheritance

1967

David Oldroyd (10 episodes)

The Missing Postman

1997

Clive Peacock (2 episodes)

Andy Capp

1988

Andy Capp (6 episodes)

The Beiderbecke Tapes

1987

Trevor Chaplin (2 episodes)

Pay and Display

2000

Sydney Street (6 episodes)

Oranges and Lemons

1973

Arthur (1 episodes)

A Choice of Coward

1964

Roland Maule (1 episodes)

Room at the Bottom

1986

(13 episodes)

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