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Harry H. Corbett OBE was an English actor. Corbett was best known for his starring role in the popular and long-running BBC Television sitcom Steptoe and Son in the 1960s and 70s. Early in his career he was dubbed "the English Marlon Brando" by some sections of the British press.
The Best of the Adventures
as Sydney Burke (archive footage) (uncredited)
Grundy
as Leonard Grundy
Silver Dream Racer
as Wiggins
The Plank
as Amourous Van Driver
Shoestring
as Tom
Tales of the Unexpected
as George Balsam
What's Up Superdoc!
as Sergeant Major Goodwin, Rtd.
That's Carry On!
as Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung (archive footage)
A Hymn from Jim
as Alan Glut
Jabberwocky
as Squire
Hardcore
as Art
Adventures of a Private Eye
as Sydney Burke
Pot Luck
as Hungry Herbert
Percy's Progress
as Prime Minister
Steptoe & Son Ride Again
as Harold Steptoe
Steptoe & Son
as Harold Steptoe
The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins
as Ambrose (segment "Lust")
The Goodies
as Minister for Health
Never Talk to Strangers
as Basil Puddifoot
Galton and Simpson Comedy
Crooks and Coronets
as Frank Finley
The House That Jigger Built
as Jigger Barrett
Cilla
as Self
Mr Aitch
The Sandwich Man
as Stage Door Keeper
Carry On Screaming!
as Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung
Joey Boy
as Joey Boy Thompson
Rattle of a Simple Man
as Percy Winthram
The Hothouse
as Harry Fender
Theatre 625
as Jake Whittington
The Bargee
as Hemel Pike
Ladies Who Do
as James Ryder
What a Crazy World
as Sam
Sparrows Can't Sing
as Greengrocer
Sammy Going South
as Lem
Time to Remember
as Jack Burgess
Some People
as Johnnie's Father
Studio 4
as The Landlord
Steptoe and Son
as Harold Steptoe
The Unstoppable Man
as Feist
Marriage of Convenience
as Inspector Bruce
The Big Day
as Harry Jackson
The Shakedown
as Gollar
Cover Girl Killer
as The Man
In the Wake of a Stranger
as McCabe
Shake Hands with the Devil
as Clancy
The Bird, the Bear and the Actress
as P. Panghurst Shippers
Nowhere to Go
as Sullivan
Floods of Fear
as Sharkey
Emperor Jones
as Smithers
Theatre Night
as Jules Palotin
Armchair Theatre
as Harry Fender
Never Look Back
as Policeman in charge cells (uncredited)
