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Occupation
  
Actor

Name
  
Nigel Bradshaw

Role
  
Television actor


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Full Name
  
Nigel William Bradshaw

Born
  
23 December 1951 (age 72) (
1951-12-23
)
Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK

Similar People
  
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Nigel William Bradshaw (born 23 December 1951 in Coventry, Warwickshire) is a British-born actor, who is best remembered for his role as Dennis Cruickshank in the Australian television series Prisoner.

Contents

Career

Bradshaw apart from appearing in Prisoner, played Samuel Povey in the (BBC Television) adaptation of Arnold Bennett's The Old Wives Tale, renamed for television as Sophia and Constance. In the late 1980s he also had a small role in the British soap opera, Brookside and followed this with a cameo in the Granada TV series, Coasting in 1990. He is now said to have returned to Winchester.

Filmography

Actor
2019
Our Town (TV Series) as
Norman Cribbs
- Episode #8.3 (2020) - Norman Cribbs
- Episode #8.2 (2020) - Norman Cribbs
- Episode #7.13 (2019) - Norman Cribbs
- Episode #7.12 (2019) - Norman Cribbs
- Episode #7.11 (2019) - Norman Cribbs
1998
Peak Practice (TV Series) as
Councillor
- A Child I Dreamed (1998) - Councillor
1997
Spark (TV Series) as
Hotel Doorman
- Ursula Sober This Time (1997) - Hotel Doorman
1994
Snowy River: The McGregor Saga (TV Series) as
Thomas Pascoe
- Pascoe's Principles (1994) - Thomas Pascoe
1994
Blue Heelers (TV Series) as
Ted Gilly
- Wives (1994) - Ted Gilly
1993
Neighbours (TV Series) as
Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2047 (1993) - Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2046 (1993) - Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2043 (1993) - Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2042 (1993) - Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2041 (1993) - Alex Slater
- Episode #1.2040 (1993) - Alex Slater
1992
A Masculine Ending (TV Movie) as
Hugh Puddephat
1991
Screen Two (TV Series) as
Clive Soley
- The Grass Arena (1991) - Clive Soley
1990
Coasting (TV Series) as
Assistant Building Controller
- Offshore (1990) - Assistant Building Controller
1989
Brookside (TV Series) as
Victor - Car crash Victim
- Episode #1.675 (1989) - Victor - Car crash Victim
1988
Sophia and Constance (TV Series) as
Samuel Povey
- Episode #1.5 (1988) - Samuel Povey
- Episode #1.3 (1988) - Samuel Povey
- Episode #1.2 (1988) - Samuel Povey
- Episode #1.1 (1988) - Samuel Povey
1986
Pokerface (TV Series) as
Campion
- Episode #1.3 (1986) - Campion
- Episode #1.2 (1986) - Campion
- Episode #1.1 (1986) - Campion
1986
Death of a Soldier as
Sgt. Rothberger
1986
Sky Pirates as
Spencer
1985
I Live with Me Dad as
Mr. Ross
1984
Prisoner (TV Series) as
Dennis Cruickshank / Dennis
- The Wentworth Siege (1985) - Dennis Cruickshank
1985
Anzacs (TV Mini Series) as
Lt. Arbuckle
- Fields of Fire (1985) - Lt. Arbuckle
1985
Zoo Family (TV Series) as
Bernie Barker
- Trust Me (1985) - Bernie Barker
1985
One Summer Again (TV Mini Series) as
Governor Hopetoun
- Episode #1.3 (1985) - Governor Hopetoun
- Episode #1.2 (1985) - Governor Hopetoun
- Episode #1.1 (1985) - Governor Hopetoun
1984
Carson's Law (TV Series) as
Policeman
- Snakes In The Grass (1984) - Policeman
1984
Special Squad (TV Series) as
Gant
- Trojan Horses (1984) - Gant
1984
Play for Today (TV Series) as
Young Couple at Auction
- Moving on the Edge (1984) - Young Couple at Auction
1983
The Nation's Health (TV Series) as
Patient - James Watson
- Collapse (1983) - Patient - James Watson
1979
Crown Court (TV Series) as
Kevin Walker
- Question of Care: Part 3 (1979) - Kevin Walker
- Question of Care: Part 2 (1979) - Kevin Walker
- Question of Care: Part 1 (1979) - Kevin Walker
1977
Spaghetti Two-Step (TV Movie) as
1st Yobbo
1975
Shadows (TV Series) as
Young Man
- The Other Window (1975) - Young Man
1975
Country Tales (TV Series)
- The Postmistress (1975)
1975
The Venturers (TV Series) as
Jimmy
- The Leak (1975) - Jimmy
1971
Comedy Playhouse (TV Series)
- Just Harry and Me (1971)

References

Nigel Bradshaw Wikipedia