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Peter Jeffrey (18 April 1929 – 25 December 1999) was an English character actor. Starting his performing career on stage, he later portrayed many roles in television and film.
Peter Jeffrey (1929-1999) was a versatile and respected actor who appeared in films, TV and theatre. He worked with great companies and actors, and was offered the role of the Second Doctor in Doctor Who.
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Dec 27, 1999 · ACTOR Peter Jeffrey has died of cancer while spending Christmas at home with his family, it was announced today. The classical actor starred in numerous TV and radio dramas during his 40-year...
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Peter Jeffrey was a versatile British actor who worked in theatre, television and film. He was born in 1929, studied at Cambridge, and died in 1999 from cancer.
- April 18, 1929
- December 25, 1999
From his 20-odd films, Peter Jeffrey is now probably best remembered for the three films he did for Lindsay Anderson: If.... (1968), as the super-executive headmaster; O Lucky Man! (1973), as both coffee-factory boss and prison governor; and Britannia Hospital (1982), as the sceptical senior surgeon.
Peter Jeffrey (1929-1999) was an English character actor who appeared in many stage, television and film roles. He is known for his performances in Midnight Express, The Return of the Pink Panther, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen and more.
Learn about Peter Jeffrey, a versatile and prolific British actor who played several villains on The Avengers and other TV shows. Find out his background, stage career, and why he turned down Doctor Who.
