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Occupation
  
Actor

Name
  
Edward Brayshaw


Role
  
Actor

Died
  
December 28, 1990

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Born
  
18 October 1933 (
1933-10-18
)

Movies and TV shows
  
Rentaghost, 633 Squadron, The Three Musketeers (1966)

Edward Brayshaw (18 October 1933 – 28 December 1990) was a British actor.

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His television roles include the part of Rochefort in the 1966 serial The Three Musketeers and 1967's The Further Adventures of the Three Musketeers. He is probably most recognised for playing Harold Meaker in the children's series Rentaghost, throughout its 8-year run on BBC1.

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He often appeared in TV adventure series, taking roles in several ITC series including The Saint, The Avengers, The Champions and Return of the Saint, often in swarthy, villainous roles. In The Champions, for example, he played a mob boss. He appeared twice in Doctor Who: first as Léon Colbert in 1964's The Reign of Terror, and second as the War Chief, one of the main villains in the 1969 serial The War Games. Later roles included The Bill and Bergerac.

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Brayshaw also appeared in various television commercials, including a 1980s advert for the Nationwide Building Society.

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Brayshaw died of throat cancer in 1990.

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Filmography

Actor
1990
Uncle Jack and Operation Green (TV Series) as
Sir James Bigg
- Oil (1990) - Sir James Bigg
1989
Crossbow (TV Series) as
Adrustus
- The Amazon (1989) - Adrustus
1989
Bergerac (TV Series) as
Bonaparte
- Sea Changes (1989) - Bonaparte
1988
Unmasked Part 25 as
Father
1984
The Bill (TV Series) as
Film Director
- It's Not Such a Bad Job After All (1984) - Film Director
1976
Rentaghost (TV Series) as
Harold Meaker / Mr. Meaker / Mr Meaker
- Crash on Delivery (1982) - Harold Meaker
- Rentasanta (1979) - Mr Meaker
1984
Aladdin and the Forty Thieves (TV Movie) as
Abanazar
1979
Return of the Saint (TV Series) as
Oscar West
- Collision Course: The Sixth Man (1979) - Oscar West
- Collision Course: The Brave Goose (1979) - Oscar West
1979
The Saint and the Brave Goose as
Oscar West
1975
The Changes (TV Mini Series) as
Chief Robber
- Hostages! (1975) - Chief Robber
1974
The Black Arrow (TV Series) as
Zac
- Winner Takes All (1975) - Zac
- Captured (1975) - Zac
- The Adventure of the Holy Finger (1974) - Zac
1974
Great Expectations (TV Movie) as
Trabb
1973
Moonbase 3 (TV Series) as
Adam Blaney
- Achilles Heel (1973) - Adam Blaney
1964
Love Story (TV Series) as
Sammy / Barry Connor
- Home for the Holidays (1973) - Sammy
- The Last of the English Visitors (1964) - Barry Connor
1972
The Frighteners (TV Series) as
Pitt
- Firing Squad (1972) - Pitt
1969
My Partner the Ghost (TV Series) as
Paul Lang
- The Trouble with Women (1969) - Paul Lang
1969
Detective (TV Series) as
Aldo de Castemuce
- The Poisoners (1969) - Aldo de Castemuce
1969
Counterstrike (TV Series) as
Chief of Control
- Out of Mind (1969) - Chief of Control
1969
The Expert (TV Series) as
George Blair
- Lie Down, You're Dead (1969) - George Blair
1964
Doctor Who (TV Series) as
War Chief / Léon Colbert
- The War Games: Episode Nine (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Eight (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Seven (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Six (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Five (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Four (1969) - War Chief
- The War Games: Episode Three (1969) - War Chief
- A Bargain of Necessity (1964) - Léon Colbert
- The Tyrant of France (1964) - Léon Colbert
- A Change of Identity (1964) - Léon Colbert
1969
Department S (TV Series) as
Vic Kent
- A Cellar Full of Silence (1969) - Vic Kent
1969
The Avengers (TV Series) as
Fuller
- Homicide and Old Lace (1969) - Fuller
1968
ITV Playhouse (TV Series) as
Dr. Khobotov
- If Only the Trains Come (1968) - Dr. Khobotov
1968
The Saint (TV Series) as
Pietro
- Legacy for the Saint (1968) - Pietro
1968
The Champions (TV Series) as
Del Marco
- A Case of Lemmings (1968) - Del Marco
1968
Virgin of the Secret Service (TV Series) as
Yuente
- Across the Silver Pass of Gusri Song (1968) - Yuente
1967
The Further Adventures of the Musketeers (TV Series) as
Rochefort
- The Last Enemy (1967) - Rochefort
- Hunted (1967) - Rochefort
- Treachery (1967) - Rochefort
- Escape (1967) - Rochefort
- Rebellion (1967) - Rochefort
- The Boy King (1967) - Rochefort
- Abduction (1967) - Rochefort
- Peril (1967) - Rochefort
- Conflict (1967) - Rochefort
- Conspiracy (1967) - Rochefort
- Treason (1967) - Rochefort
- Defiance (1967) - Rochefort
1967
Softly Softly (TV Series) as
George Kent
- See You Tomorrow (1967) - George Kent
1967
Adam Adamant Lives! (TV Series) as
Gladwin
- Face in a Mirror (1967) - Gladwin
1966
The Three Musketeers (TV Series) as
Rochefort
- Walk to the Scaffold (1967) - Rochefort
- Assassin (1967) - Rochefort
- Branded (1966) - Rochefort
- Scandal (1966) - Rochefort
- Audacity (1966) - Rochefort
- Peril (1966) - Rochefort
- The Three Duels (1966) - Rochefort
- Enemies (1966) - Rochefort
1967
Vendetta (TV Series) as
Peter Steele
- The Chemical Man (1967) - Peter Steele
1966
The Baron (TV Series) as
Carlos Lamas / Shamir
- Time to Kill (1966) - Carlos Lamas
- Red Horse, Red Rider (1966) - Shamir
1966
Court Martial (TV Series) as
Guiseppe
- Achilles' Heel (1966) - Guiseppe
1966
Armchair Theatre (TV Series) as
Thornton Garfield
- The Wager (1966) - Thornton Garfield
1966
Quick Before They Catch Us (TV Series) as
Quinn
- Power of Three: Part 4 (1966) - Quinn
- Power of Three: Part 3 (1966) - Quinn
- Power of Three: Part 2 (1966) - Quinn
- Power of Three: Part 1 (1966) - Quinn
1966
Mystery and Imagination (TV Series) as
Adrian Temple
- The Lost Stradivarius (1966) - Adrian Temple
1965
Jury Room (TV Series) as
William Penn - The Accused
- A Time to Speak (1965) - William Penn - The Accused
1964
Theatre 625 (TV Series) as
Vine / S.S. man
- Seek Her Out (1965) - Vine
- The Seekers #3: The Materialists (1964) - S.S. man
1965
A Man Called Harry Brent (TV Series) as
Harry Brent
- The Third Person (1965) - Harry Brent
- Tolly Changes His Mind (1965) - Harry Brent
- The Problem (1965) - Harry Brent
- The Pen (1965) - Harry Brent
- Jacqueline (1965) - Harry Brent
- The Flowers (1965) - Harry Brent
1965
Secret Agent (TV Series) as
Vernon Brooks
- Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet (1965) - Vernon Brooks
1964
Judith Paris (TV Mini Series) as
Georges Paris
- Madame Paris (1964) - Georges Paris
- Rogue's Daughter (1964) - Georges Paris
1964
633 Squadron as
Pilot (uncredited)
1964
Festival (TV Series) as
Le Comte de Soria
- The Master of Santiago (1964) - Le Comte de Soria
1963
The Pearl Fishers (TV Movie) as
Nadir
1962
The Music Upstairs (TV Movie)
1961
Two-Headed Eagle (TV Movie)
1961
The Ides of March (TV Movie) as
Catullus
1961
Burst of Summer (TV Movie) as
Mervyn Holmes
1960
Mine Own Executioner (TV Movie)
1960
Who Killed Kovali? (TV Movie)
1960
Dark Under the Sun (TV Movie)
1960
Heart Attack (TV Movie) as
Pearce
1959
Treason (TV Movie)
1959
Till Death Do Us Part (TV Movie)
1959
One Morning Near Troodos (TV Movie)
1959
The Soldier's Tale (TV Movie) as
The Soldier
1958
Killer in Close-Up (TV Series)
- The Rattenbury Case (1958)
1957
Sound of Thunder (TV Movie) as
Pietro
Soundtrack
1984
Aladdin and the Forty Thieves (TV Movie) (performer: "The Desert Song" (excerpt) - uncredited)
Self
1959
Trip-Tease and High C's (TV Special) as
Self
Archive Footage
2018
The Secret Story of the BBC Christmas Tapes (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
2012
Second Time Around: The Troughton Years (Video documentary) as
War Chief
2009
War Zone: The End of an Era (Video documentary short) as
War Cheif
2009
Dennis Spooner: Wanna Write a Television Series? (Video documentary short) as
Leon Colbert
2007
Philip Madoc: A Villain for All Seasons (Video documentary short) as
War Chief
2007
Rogue Time Lords (Video documentary short) as
War Chief (uncredited)

References

Edward Brayshaw Wikipedia