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Acting

Terry John

Terry John is a British actor best known for playing Percy in Oh, Doctor Beeching!. He began acting in The '80s, appearing in three episodes of the mini-series Wolcott. The rest of the decade for John contained guest shots in Bergerac, CASUAL+Y, A Very British Coup, and Minder. In The '90s, John made 5 different appearances in The Bill (and would play a further three characters in the next decade). Further guest roles came in Lovejoy, EastEnders, As Time Goes By, Pie in the Sky, and Backup. He was cast as Corporal Tony Genaro in Which Way to the War?, an unaired Pilot written by David Croft. Croft didn't forget about John, and gave him a role in his next series, Oh, Doctor Beeching!, as Percy, a railway guard and notorious skirt-chaser. Following his stint on Beeching!, John's acting career began to slow down, with some of his last acting roles coming in 28 Days Later, Murphy's Law, and Wire in the Blood. His final credit to date came in 2006, in yet another episode of The Bill.

Known for

Highlights

28 Days Later2002 · Film · Featured Infected
Lovejoy1986 · Series · Dennis
As Time Goes By1992 · Series · Taxi Driver
Under Suspicion1991 · Film · Switchboard Operator
Cadfael1994 · Series · Fowler
Minder1979 · Series · Bertie

Filmography

Movies

7 films

28 Days Later2002 · Film · Featured Infected
Which Way to the War1994 · Film · Corporal Tony Genaro
Under Suspicion1991 · Film · Switchboard Operator
Deptford Graffiti1991 · Film · Sergeant
Pack of Lies1987 · Film · Police Gas Man
Making Waves1987 · Film · Hotel Manager
Birth of a Nation1983 · Film · Sergeant Powell

Filmography

Series

11 shows

Rose and Maloney2002 · Series · Clerk
Oh, Doctor Beeching!1996 · Series · Percy
Cadfael1994 · Series · Fowler
Pie in the Sky1994 · Series · Bedlows Driver
As Time Goes By1992 · Series · Taxi Driver
Lovejoy1986 · Series · Dennis
EastEnders1985 · Series · Crackerman
The Fourth Arm1983 · Series · Feldwebel
Bergerac1981 · Series · Det Con Paris
Wolcott1981 · Series · DC Dunne
Minder1979 · Series · Bertie