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Robin Askwith

Actor

Robin Askwith

Born October 12, 1950 in Southport, Lancashire, England, UK33 films

Robin Askwith is a British actor prolific in the 1970s with softcore sexploitation comedies such as the Confessions series. Away from those films, Askwith acted for directors like Lindsay Anderson and Pier Paolo Pasolini More recently he stars as Jeremy Lloyd James in Channel 5 mystery drama The Madame Blanc Mysteries

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if.... posterFirst watchif....19687.0as KeatingIn an English boys' boarding school, social hierarchy reigns supreme and power remains in the hands of distanced and ineffectual teachers and callously vicious prefects in the Upper Sixth.View film

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33 films as actor
  1. 2023Buckle UpLarry Donovan
  2. 2021Last Train to ChristmasTristan
  3. 2012Run For Your WifeBus Driver
  4. 2012EldoradoMick the Shoe
  5. 2008The Legend of Harrow WoodsVincent Carney
  6. 2000U-571British Seaman
  7. 2000The AsylumNeville
  8. 1982Britannia HospitalBen Keating
  9. 1978Let's Get LaidGordon Laid / Jimsy Deveroo
  10. 1977Confessions from a Holiday CampTimmy Lea
  11. 1977Stand up, Virgin SoldiersBrigg
  12. 1976Queen KongRay Fay
  13. 1976Confessions of a Driving InstructorTimmy Lea
  14. 1975The HostagesTerry Sladden
  15. 1975Confessions of a Pop PerformerTimmy Lea
  16. 1974Confessions of a Window CleanerTimmy Lea
  17. 1973Carry On GirlsLarry Prodworthy
  18. 1973No Sex Please - We're BritishBaker's Delivery Man
  19. 1973Horror HospitalJason Jones
  20. 1972Hide and SeekFake Police Constable
  21. 1972The Flesh and Blood ShowSimon
  22. 1972Bless This HouseMike Abbot
  23. 1972The Canterbury TalesRufus
  24. 1972Tower of EvilDes
  25. 1972The Four Dimensions of GretaRoger Maitland
  26. 1972All Coppers Are...Simmy
  27. 1970Cool It, Carol!Joe Sickles
  28. 1970Scramble
  29. 1970BartlebyOffice Boy
  30. 1969Hans BrinkerHans
  31. 1969OtleyKid
  32. 1968if....Keating
  33. 1968Last BusRobbo