LAUGHS FROM THE PAST DUGGIE BROWN

Laughs from the past with Duggie Brown. Recorded in the Summer of 2011 at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool.
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Duggie Brown (born Barry Dudley; 7 August 1940 in Rotherham, West Riding of Yorkshire. He is an English comedian and actor. He is the brother of actress and singer Lynne Perrie.
Brown was a cabaret artist who also appeared on Granada Television's popular series The Comedians.
Since the early 1970s, Brown has had a successful acting career in television and film, one of his early roles being in the Ken Loach's film Kes (1969), based on a novel by Barry Hines, in which he played a milkman, his sister Lynne Perrie also starred as the lead character's mother.

He appeared in Jack Rosenthal's Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. (1972), which was part of Granada Television's Sunday Night Theatre series. He also appeared in the film For the Love of Ada (also 1972), the big-screen spin-off of the television series of the same name. He worked alongside his sister (Perrie) again, in Colin Welland's factory drama Leeds United (1974) in the BBC's Play For Today series Brown appeared in another Play For Today, The Price of Coal, again directed by Ken Loach, and based on the book by Barry Hines.

He then starred in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory film as a foreign reporter

Brown starred in the short-lived Granada Television comedy series Take My Wife (1979) and in the same period also presented the short-lived Saturday morning children's programme The Mersey Pirate. He had a regular role as laboratory technician Phil Strong in the popular detective series The Enigma Files (1980).

From 1980 to 1982, he played in the 13 episode comedy series The Glamour Girls. Brown had a role in the highly acclaimed BBC drama series "House of Cards" (1990). In 1994, he briefly joined the cast of Channel 4's soap opera Brookside as Ray Piper.

In 1997, he played George Freeman in Coronation Street, and again in 2004, this time playing Honor Blackman's husband Bernie. The same year he appeared in the long-running ITV drama series Fat Friends and the film Between Two Women.

In 2002, Brown appeared in 'A is for Acid' with Martin Clunes for ITV.

In 2006, Brown appeared as Mr.Cord in episode four of the first series of Hotel Babylon.
Brown was inducted into Grand Order of Water Rats eventually succeeding to the position of "King Rat" in 2020.

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