Edwin Apps
Biography
Edwin Apps was a familiar face during the early days of British television, at his most prolific as a character actor between 1953 and 1972. In addition, he sidelined as a scripter for the BBC, penning some 33 episodes of the comedy series All Gas and Gaiters (1966). The son of auctioneers and hop farmers, he was born in East Kent. Upon the marital breakup of his parents, he was evacuated to Cornwall at the onset of World War II. At seventeen, he joined a repertory company in the north of Englan…
Known For
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
Bishop
The Bargee
George (Barman)
Ring of Spies
Blake (uncredited)
The Black Panther
The Avengers
Winters
I Thank a Fool
Junior Counsel (uncredited)
Joséphine, Guardian Angel
M Smith
Highlander: The Raven
Chancellor
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Filmography
Acting (18)
Movies (7)
Television (11)
Highlander: The Raven
1998as Chancellor
Joséphine, Guardian Angel
1997as M Smith
Crossbow
1987
The Galton & Simpson Playhouse
1977as Graham the Barman
Ooh La La!
1968The World of Wooster
1965as Tuppy Glossop
Out of This World
1962as Mr Crampsey
The Avengers
1961as Winters
Faces of Jim
1961as Publius Conspicuous
Armchair Theatre
1956as Horace
Whack-O!
1956as Mr. L.J Halliforth
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