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  Ballard Berkeley

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  Barbara Flynn

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  Barbara Harris

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  Barbara Lott

  There are many memorable mothers in British sitcom history: over-the-top nightmare Edwina in Absolutely Fabulous, snobby social-climber Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances, mother-in-denial Joanna Clore in Green Wing and dreamy Ria in Butterflies to name but a few but ...

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  Barbara Windsor

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  Barney Martin

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  Bea Arthur

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  Bernard Cribbens

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  Bernard Cribbins

  Bernard Cribbins is a legend. You may now be thinking I’m prone to hyperbole but I’m not. There is simply no other word to describe him. Look – he was the voice of The Wombles, the singer of ‘Right Said Fred’ ...

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  Bert Kwouk

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  Beryl Reid

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  Betty White

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  Bill Fraser

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  Bill Murray

  Bill Murray was in some of the best classic 80's movies - most of them comedies. One of my favourites was Scrooged where he played Francis Xavier Cross. This movie was an excellent Christmas film and I loved the fairy ...

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  Bill Owen

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  Billy Crystal

  Billy Crystal is an actor, and voice-over artists as well as being a writer, producer and director. He has been acting in movie since the 1970s and has appeared in dozens of hit films including This is Spinal Tap, Throw ...

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  Bob Hoskins

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  Bobcat Goldthwait

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  Brian Dennehy

  Brian Dennehy was one of my favourite actors, fab at good guys and even better playing baddies. I best remember him in the FX film with Bryan Brown, they made a great double act. Big and cuddly... shame he's not ...

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  Brian Hall

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  Brian Murphy

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  Brian Wilde

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  Bridget Brice

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  Bruce Jenner

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  Bruce Lee

  Although Bruce Lee had been acting in films since he was an infant in 1941, it wasn't until the 1973 martial arts film "Enter The Dragon" that he made a name for himself in Hollywood. The film was so successful ...

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  Bruce Penhall

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  Bryan Murray

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  Burt Reynolds

  Burt Reynolds was a heart throb back in the late 70's til 80's and really was the essence of the 70's macho man complete with extremely hairy chest, big moustache and medallion. He was the star of a lot of films ...

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  Buster Merryfield

  Harry "Buster" Merryfield, most famously known for his role as Uncle Albert in Only Fools and Horses, was born in Battersea, London in 1920. Merryfield was given the name "Buster" by his grandfather, as he weighed 9 pounds at birth, and ...