Roger Hume
Born: 1940-11-19 in Brentford, Middlesex, England, UK
Died: 1996-08-24
Known For: Acting
Biography
Roger Hume was born in London 1940. His father, George Hume, was a general manager of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. Roger was known to millions as Bert Fry in The Archers (radio's longest-running serial) as Phil and Jill Archer's farmhand, often finding himself in conflict with other residents of Ambridge. Roger was married in 1968 and had two sons.
Filmography
1996
- Eskimo Day as Coach Passenger
1994
- Illegal Access as Grandad
- A Pinch of Snuff as Police Doctor
1989
- Agatha Christie's Poirot as General Forbes
- Communicators From Hell
1988
- A Fish Called Wanda as Locksmith
1986
- Car Trouble as Mr Hollybush
- Frankie and Johnnie as Newsagent
1985
- EastEnders as Wickham
- Howards' Way as Sir Alan Rockwell
- Phoebe as Mr. Riddle
1983
- Reilly: Ace of Spies as Stubbs
1980
- Electric in the City as Lucas
1978
- Edward and Mrs Simpson as Humphrey Butler
1975
- Rumpole of the Bailey as Police Inspector
- The Sweeney as Lockhart
- Fawlty Towers as Reg
1974
- Playhouse as Lucas
1973
- An Echo of Theresa as Dr. Korner
1972
1971
- Budgie as Jeweller