Frank Thornton
British actor
Born
15 January 1921
in LondonCity of London, EnglandUnited Kingdom
Died
16 March 2013
1962-1974 |
as various | |
 Father and son run together "rag and bone" business (buying and selling old junk) and they don’t really get along - father is grumpy and doesn’t want to change anything, while his son wants something better from life. | ||
1966-1968 |
as Henry Pettigrew | |
British embassy in the fictional country of Tratvia with the ambassador Sir Jeremy Crichton-Buller and his first secretary Henry Pettigrew try hard to keep smooth relations between Tratvia, United Kingdom and the other ambassadors (from China, USSR and USA). | ||
1969-1969 |
as Frank Boniface | |
Radio comedy show set in the fictional company Allied British Plastics, where the owner Sir Charles Boniface and his son Frank are trying to deal with all sort of threats that could put ABP out of business. | ||
1972-1985 |
as Captain Stephen Peacock | |
Staff of Grace Brothers department store in London with their personal problems and their professional secrets. | ||
1973-2010 |
as Truly | |
Three elderly men from Yorkshire wonder around their town, around the countryside and look for ways to kill some time and feel young again. | ||
1992-1993 |
as Captain Stephen Peacock | |
After long years the Grace Brothers department store is finally closed after death of Young Mr Grace, but few of the surviving employees are in for surprise - it turns out their pensions were not secured by the employer, but there is an option for them... | ||
