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Richard Pearson

Richard Pearson

Birthdate:
Date of death:
Best movie: Tess (1979)
Place of birth: Monmouth, Gwent, Wales, UK
Current Interest
0.8
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive8 (33%)
Mixed16 (67%)
Negative0 (0%)
Based on 24 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
The Mirror Crack'd
as Doctor Haydock
1980
43.5
Tess
as Vicar of Marlott
1979
41.5
Macbeth
as Doctor
1971
36.7
Inspector Clouseau
as Shockley
1968
36.3
The Agony and the Ecstasy
as Cardinal
1965
34.6
Sunday Bloody Sunday
as Patient
1971
33.5
The Yellow Rolls-Royce
as Osborn
1964
30.3
How I Won the War
as Old Man at Alamein
1967
21.2
The Wind in the Willows
as Mole
1983
18.3
Whoops Apocalypse
as Michael Sumpter (Defence Secretary)
1986
17.7
Royal Flash
as Duchy Chamberlain
1975
13.3
Love Among the Ruins
as George Druce
1976
12.9
Catch Me a Spy
as Haldene
1971
12.5
Charlie Bubbles
as Accountant
1968
2.9
She Fell Among Thieves
as Father Below
1978
2.2
Sea Fury
as Kershaw
1958
1.4
The Strange Affair
1968
0.8
Coming Out
as Gerald Fox
1979
0.6
Guns of Darkness
as Herbert Bastian
1962
0.5
The Wind in the Willows: A Tale of Two Toads
as Mole (voice)
1989
0.3
Model for Murder
as Bullock
1959
0.3
Life in Danger
as Sgt. Burt Norris
1959
0.3
Still Waters
as Alfred
1972
0.2
Attempt to Kill
as Frank Weyman
1961
0.1

Frequently Asked Questions About Richard Pearson

Richard Pearson has appeared in 24 titles, including 24 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Richard Pearson's filmography is Sea Fury (1958).
The most recent title featuring Richard Pearson is The Wind in the Willows: A Tale of Two Toads (1989).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Richard Pearson is The Wind in the Willows: A Tale of Two Toads with an IMDb rating of 9.
Richard Pearson has been active for approximately 31 years, with credits spanning from 1958 to 1989.
Titles featuring Richard Pearson currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Richard Pearson's career include 1968, 1971, 1959.

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