Robert Putt
Acting
Biography
Robert Putt is a familiar faced British character actor with a career stretching for over 40 years.
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Acting
Robert Putt is a familiar faced British character actor with a career stretching for over 40 years.
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as Old Man
Hatton Garden: The Heist
as Terry Perkins
What's the Score
as Bob: Goalkeeping Coach
A Running Jump
as Derek
Call the Midwife
as Mr. Gillespie
Caught in a Trap
as William
The Ruby in the Smoke
as Porter
Vera Drake
as Station Sergeant
The Many Lives of Albert Walker
as Ben Darke
Mike Bassett: England Manager
as Jack Marshall
Urban Gothic
as Grandad
Tom's Midnight Garden
as Tower Keeper
Midsomer Murders
as Oyster Man
Eskimo Day
as Roadsweeper
Our Friends in the North
as Taylor
Martin Chuzzlewit
as Mr Jones
Wycliffe
as Lionel Samford
The House of Windsor
as Peter Hitchings
Pie in the Sky
as Chief Constable Braithwaite
The Hour of the Pig
as Travelling Player
Naked
as Chauffeur
The Fool
Treasure Island
as Job Anderson
Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Rogers
A Fish Called Wanda
as Policeman at Old Bailey
Little Dorrit
as Mr. Chivery
Crossbow
The Little Match Girl
as Landlord
Silas Marner
as Ben Winthrop
Knockback: 2
as Verne Reception Officer
Nineteen Eighty-Four
as Shouting Prole
Under the Hammer
as Mick McClaren
The Wicked Lady
as Man at Tyburn
Old Chums
as Terry
Shine on Harvey Moon
as Postman
Hawk the Slayer
as 1st Rough in Tavern
Porridge
as Atkinson
Waterloo Sunset
as Roland
Two Days That Shook the Branch
as Mr. Mann
Pennies from Heaven
as Jumbo
The Professionals
as Inspector Newton
Target
as Platt
A Choice of Evils
as Prison Guard
It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet
as P.C. Dalloway
The New Avengers
as Attendant
Bar Mitzvah Boy
as Caretaker
Confessions of a Driving Instructor
as Old Borstalite
Plays for Britain
as Terrorist
The Paradise Run
as Terrorist
Ready When You Are, Mr McGill
as Location Caterer
Occupy!
as Player in Everyman Theatre Company, Liverpool
The Sweeney
as Prison Officer
Easy Go
as Second docker
Crown Court
as Jury Foreman
Carry On Henry
as Servant (uncredited)
ITV Playhouse
as Mr. Mann
