Christian Rodska
Christian Rodska (born Christian Rodskjaer; 5 September 1945) was an English actor who had appeared in many television and radio series and narrated a number of audiobooks, including Sir Winston Churchill's Nobel Prize winning The Second World War. He was perhaps best known for his regular role as Ron Stryker in 1970s series, Follyfoot. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Beast with Two Backs
(Rufus)
Les Misérables
(Antoine)
The Galactic Garden
(Father)
Guardians of the Flutes
(Narrator)
John Rabe
(Dr. Lewis Smythe)
Night People
(Francis)
Churchill: When Britain Said No
(Winston Churchill)
Max Beeza and the City in the Sky
(Max Beeza (voice))
The Reckoning
(Jones)
Inside the Titanic - Countdown zum Untergang
Penny Gold
(Clerk)
The World Cup: A Captain's Tale
(Creshie Crawford)
The Likely Lads
(Pump Attendant)
L'appel du 18 juin
(Winston Churchill)
The Monuments Men
(President Truman)
Doomwatch: Winter Angel
(Shaston Driver)
Churchill: Winning the War, Losing the Peace
(Winston Churchill)
Character Building
(Porthos (voice))
Leila
(Alan)
Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley
(Lieutenant Colonel Digby)
The Ghost of Greville Lodge
Brookside
Bergerac
(Bernard)
The Bill
Taggart
(Alex Dewar)
The Future Is Wild
(Narrator)
Ice Road Truckers
Spender
(Superintendent George Ellis)
Albert The Fifth Musketeer
Follyfoot
(Ron Stryker)
Oliver Twist
(Barney)
Natural World
(Narrator (voice))
The Nesbitts Are Coming
Father Brown
(Giles)
The Diary of Anne Frank
Campion
(Sandy)
The Stars Look Down
(Arthur Barras)
Wycliffe
(Giles Rawle)
Manhunt
(Stefan)
Zastrozzi: A Romance
(Second Businessman)
Ol' Man River: The Mighty Mississippi
(Self - Narrator (voice))
Doc Martin
(Stu MacKenzie)
Maigret
(Moers)
55 Degrees North
(DI Dennis Carter)
Juliet Bravo
(Jeremy Buckley)
In Loving Memory
(Alec Crowther)
Hadleigh
(Bored Youth)
Wings
(Corporal Roberts)
The Wednesday Play
(Rufus)
Coronation Street
(Mr. Newton)
Dr. Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop
The Eagle of the Ninth
(Esca)
This Year Next Year
(Tant Raynor)
Sharpe
(Crake)
Family Tree
(Graham Chadwick)
BBC2 Play of the Week
(Francis)
Number 10
(Max Aitken)